Avro Vulcan XL319 Ram Air Turbine (RAT) drop
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@jacktharipper3 Ram Air Tubine. Emegency power backup. A 3 phase electrical generator with the driving tubine at the rear as you can see, which drops down into the airflow of the aircraft in flight.
mcwolfus 1 year ago
@poyks it looks like your penis
pokos57 1 year ago
It came out like those ashtrays you get in flash motors.
AndrewMcCheyne 1 year ago
whats a backdriving rat mean guys?
jacktharipper3 2 years ago
Most RATs in fact provide hydraulic power, or both hydraulic and electrical power.
How much power the RAT can supply is carefully calculated, as you want to keep weight and drag to a minimum. So only enough power to supply aircraft systems critical to flight is generated.
Remember this is not 'free' energy. The RAT increases drag, and therefore reduces the amount of time the aircraft can glide.
TehMG 3 years ago
It looks more like a bomb. But why dont they just have millions of them under the airplanes so theres enough power to work the hydralics
garlex134 3 years ago
I've lost count of how many times I have helped close that back up after someone had pulled the lever in the cockpit. Somebody parked a landrover underneath it during a car boot sale and it nearly got flattened.
TheREAL5m0k3y 3 years ago
That's actually not a bad idea.
Shame it's not being put to use.
peepeevagi 4 years ago
I was trying to explain the RAT to someone the other day! I've now got the perfect video to show them.
Thanks! :)
poyks 4 years ago
Would be nice to see some electricity fed through the veins of this mighty delta..............
Dogsbody1980 4 years ago