the camera was oviously stopped dude, jetfuel is like diesel, it takes a bit of time to light up after it spills. the camera was stopped. and...not all airplanes smoke when they crash, think about gliders, or what if the pilot dumps the fuel? The gimli glider skid on its nose, at the same airport and there was no flames, just a smalll electrical fire...
yeah....a COMMANDER, I am an AME and I work ona commander...that is a Carubou converted with PW-120 engines....and if you KNEW ANY of your airplanes, you would know that the commander's tail DOES not slope up, you want proof, i'll take pictures at work for you.....
IF you looked carefully.......you would CLEARLY SEE... the pilots fighting to take off the gust locks....... I saw the full version of the origonal video, its NOT remote control...or a DRONE
This is a real video, it was taken close to Gimli, Manitoba, Canada. The aircraft is a DHC-4 Caribou, with a retrofit. It was a prototype for a Pratt&Whittney PW-120 engine conversion. This happened to be the last proving flight before this mod was certified. the reason that the aircraft took off so fast is because its built as a STOL (short takeoff and landing) And I would imagine that it was a few moments before the airplane burst into flames. Unfortunatly none of the crew survived.
Not saying it's real or not but he probably was shocked when it was coming down so he didn't speak and he sounded monotone because all the screaming and freaking out was edited out along with the full explosion probably to help be dignified in this video and was just in shock at the end with the "I can't believe it" and so forth with the realization of what happened. It's not as far fetched as some might believe so do what I do people and have an open mind both ways.
Ok thats possible. But what about his lack of vocal reaction when the place starts to tip? And his steady hand filming and keep the plane at the top of the frame to show its fall?? Seems like he knew exactly what was going to happen. The ailerons may very well have been locked, but i think it was done intentional for the filming.
Ever watched a plane full of your friends crash? I'm not entirley sure what I would do/say if I was watching it without any idea what was about to happen.
Yeah it's obviously a remote controlled plane! One so big that it takes up the same amount of runway as a real Caribou. I've logged hours in this plane before, trust me that's no fake.
The sound 'blipping' for a second and the fire is suddenly there because they just edited out the waiting. so they could show you the fire.
Apparently, before take-off, the rudder and aileron lock was not deactivated. this caused the plane to pitch up and turn without it's ailerons or rudder moving. you can even see it in the video. no visible rudder/aileron movement at all.
the camera was oviously stopped dude, jetfuel is like diesel, it takes a bit of time to light up after it spills. the camera was stopped. and...not all airplanes smoke when they crash, think about gliders, or what if the pilot dumps the fuel? The gimli glider skid on its nose, at the same airport and there was no flames, just a smalll electrical fire...
Metromechanic 3 years ago
yeah....a COMMANDER, I am an AME and I work ona commander...that is a Carubou converted with PW-120 engines....and if you KNEW ANY of your airplanes, you would know that the commander's tail DOES not slope up, you want proof, i'll take pictures at work for you.....
Metromechanic 3 years ago
IF you looked carefully.......you would CLEARLY SEE... the pilots fighting to take off the gust locks....... I saw the full version of the origonal video, its NOT remote control...or a DRONE
Metromechanic 3 years ago
This is a real video, it was taken close to Gimli, Manitoba, Canada. The aircraft is a DHC-4 Caribou, with a retrofit. It was a prototype for a Pratt&Whittney PW-120 engine conversion. This happened to be the last proving flight before this mod was certified. the reason that the aircraft took off so fast is because its built as a STOL (short takeoff and landing) And I would imagine that it was a few moments before the airplane burst into flames. Unfortunatly none of the crew survived.
Metromechanic 3 years ago
Not saying it's real or not but he probably was shocked when it was coming down so he didn't speak and he sounded monotone because all the screaming and freaking out was edited out along with the full explosion probably to help be dignified in this video and was just in shock at the end with the "I can't believe it" and so forth with the realization of what happened. It's not as far fetched as some might believe so do what I do people and have an open mind both ways.
Livingchaos5623 3 years ago
umm, it was actually a test for stall on takeoff. it was remote controll
luvurmom99 3 years ago
Ok thats possible. But what about his lack of vocal reaction when the place starts to tip? And his steady hand filming and keep the plane at the top of the frame to show its fall?? Seems like he knew exactly what was going to happen. The ailerons may very well have been locked, but i think it was done intentional for the filming.
tyrellarson 3 years ago
Ever watched a plane full of your friends crash? I'm not entirley sure what I would do/say if I was watching it without any idea what was about to happen.
archer49d 3 years ago
Yeah it's obviously a remote controlled plane! One so big that it takes up the same amount of runway as a real Caribou. I've logged hours in this plane before, trust me that's no fake.
orgaized4battle 4 years ago
The sound 'blipping' for a second and the fire is suddenly there because they just edited out the waiting. so they could show you the fire.
Apparently, before take-off, the rudder and aileron lock was not deactivated. this caused the plane to pitch up and turn without it's ailerons or rudder moving. you can even see it in the video. no visible rudder/aileron movement at all.
hadabadeh 4 years ago