Remanufacturing a Packard V12 engine


Published on Mar 31, 2017

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Restore Cars remanufactures all types of senior classic car engines of the 1930’s era. I have received many questions about the dyno numbers. Here are the numbers. The torque curve starts out at 436 and bottoms out at 320. HP starts out at 124 and steadily raises up to 197. All pulls were on a same line and very smooth throughout the RPM range. These are corrected numbers. Book value is stated at 175 HP peak. Sometime I will post all the runs on my website so you can see all the pulls. I’m not website say, so it may take a little while to get this done. Mark

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America’s Worst Disaster | Fatal Collision Over New York City | United 826 and TWA 266


Published on Apr 18, 2019

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Find out why United Airlines Flight 826 bound for JFK airport, collided with TWA flight 266 descending into New York’s LaGuardia Airport.

YF 23 black widow II


Published on Jul 19, 2015

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Documentary on the Northrop YF-23 Black Widow Copyright: Southern California Historical Aviation Foundation Western Museum of Flight

SPITFIRE


Published on Mar 14, 2017

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Excellent documentary on the legendary R.A.F fighter

 

The Pioneers Of Flight (The Pioneers) 1900 to 1945


Published on Apr 8, 2016

A4 / V2 Rocket in detail: fuel and oxygen injectors


Published on Aug 31, 2012

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A closer look at the propellent injector nozzles used on the A4 / V2 rocket – the world’s first ballistic missile and progenitor of all space exploration rockets. Presented by Robert J Dalby FRAS

 

 

Operation Backfire – A4 V2 German Rocket Documentary von Braun


Published on Apr 21, 2018

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Operation Backfire – A4 V2 German Rocket Documentary von Braun

The Plane that Dreams are Made Of: The SR-71 Blackbird


Published on Mar 19, 2014

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The SR-71 Blackbird is one of the most advanced aircraft ever built. And it was built over fifty years ago.

 

The Mighty J58 – The SR-71’s Secret Powerhouse


Published on Apr 12, 2014

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It’s been called “black magic”: an engine that can push a plane from 0 to Mach 3.2 without breaking a sweat. Here’s how it works.

Boom: The Future of Supersonic Flight?


Real Engineering

Published on May 15, 2017
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