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And at 6.55 you overtook a cyclist on a bend with double white lines and an approaching car on the other side!!!

An R/C model with thrust vectoring!!

I used to fly R/C models, but nothing like that!!

As soon as you said that bit doesn't move (rotate) I said wrong! As you discover later in the video, being the one way clutch it does move.

Liked the plasticine and pin to locate the drill centre. Useful tip!

He says that the IR Leds can't be seen with the human eye. Well, I must have special eyes because the Leds in the cameras supplied with my recorder I can clearly see glowing at night. For me they are clearly bright red and consequently form an object that draws one's attention - not something des...

@scottykilmer Thread sealant on the thread? I wouldn't like to be the one that needed to remove the crank bolt next time!

@razldazle10 Presumably he was performing a slow speed pass at a high angle of attack.

Professor Stanley Unwin's son?

At 51s into the video the left wing spoiler appears to be deployed, and coupled with the report stating that with a stall warning the controls were at full right rudder and the stick aft, what was the pilot trying to do?

That camchain tensioner seems to be flopping about a bit!

@sheldonholy I'm not referring to the supersonic or sub-sonic aspect, but rather the apparent similarity of the curved plan view of both the Vulcan and Concorde's leading edge. Stretch the Vulcan wing lengthwise and I think it would have a similar curved leading edge as the Concorde - if not a si...

Great video. My vehicle has a cast aluminium sump pan with a torque setting for the drain plug.

Also, I prime the filter by turning the engine over with the plugs removed via a road wheel until there's a noticeable drop in oil level on the dipstick. It only takes a minute or two and feel it's a ...

Strangely I used to love cross winds. Nothing compares to a boot full of rudder - great stuff.

Informative video and interesting resoldering technique.

Fractured solder probably accounts for 75% of domestic electronic failures. But I'm surprised some components, like capacitors, didn't get damaged with the heat. Yes I know the circuit board was probably orgininally soldered with a wave so...

On sunday they went into cloud - must have said a prayer or two!

There's something about reciprocating engines. All those pistons and valves whizzing up and down and missing each other! Poetry in motion.

Looks like the middle of the three planes (I think was a Mustang) didn't appear to maintain the turn. Maybe it was already suffering a technical problem. But then again, I'd have thought the other plane (skyraider I think) should've had him on visual.

I understand explosives are fitted to destroy the vehicle should it go out of control. And unlike the Apollo missions, I also understand there's no launch escape facility. Consequently, it's clear the crew are considered dispensable, which means one has to be very brave or stupid to hitch a ride.

I trust the kerosene was removed from the cylinders and the pistons relubricated. As I'd have thought kerosene will almost certainly wash any lubricant away thus leaving the pistons initially devoid of lubrication when the engine is next started.

Whilst you're connecting one end of the leads to the car as in you're video, what's the other ends doing?? If they're not separated or prevented from touching you've got a short circuit.

Perhaps a way to avoid such is to connect both ends of the positive lead to the respective cars before connec...

Oriental software with doubtless dodgy coding if not containing a virus or two.

I'm always reluctant to jump start a moden computer controlled (ECU) car. Think I'm safe in saying that computers don't like sparks and current surges, which is something likely to occur with a jump start.

Not forgetting the possibility of damage to your good battery by a dead battery across it!...

Trying to recite someone else's lines without slipup whilst avoiding the furniture is clearly a talent!

Taken from the Noel Coward school of acting: just say the lines and don't fall over the furniture.

But it doesn't the show that the moon wobbles on it's axis!

@dragnet53 So they did it another 6 times just to prove they can fake it?

Yes! I knew someone who fitted the wheel nuts the wrong way round! For what reason they thought that that was the way to fit them I can't imagine. Anyway, perhaps that's one of the reasons why manufacturers fit wheel bolts on cars these days - difficult to get round the wrong way! But then again,...

Apollo, the greatest human achievement. And apparently all they had was the computing power of a pocket calculator!

And regarding the Saturn V first stage engines, it was only the bleeding of neat fuel into the inside of the exhaust bell that stopped them melting almost instantaneously. And it w...

It's obviously a graphics job because the wing doesn't appear to bend in flight like the real one does.

At 3.27 minutes into the video those wings are really bending! And presumably that's with a minimum load!

Found one of those castellated nuts the other day whilst out cycling. Obviously someone didn't think the cotter pin and dust cap was necessary!