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Muy lindo e informativo SI soy entusiasta de los motores radiales ...

The Pitts S1 is an iconic acrobatic plane and I would love one, but quite a noticeable difference in fuel consumption between it and the Steam Skybolt and Acrosport which might tip the scale in their favour.

I flew good old CF-DEE out of Delta Air Park while working on my commercial licence in 1968. Flew to Seaschelt on on trip and Chilliwack on another. A fun tail dragger to, fly. Failed blue and white at that time.

Am i the only one getting motion sickness just watching this? 😂

You're not related to Scotty McCrae are you?

This would be a nice video if we could hear the actual engines running instead of narration.

My dad had a Pitts s1c

Surprised the Waco YMF-5 didn't make the list, but I'm glad the Staggerwing did. Overall a pretty good compilation.

A beautiful looking AND FLYING airplane!! Helped build one in 1979....SLOOOWW build version! WORTH EVERY MINUTE.

Speak up son!

Epic

You need to get your specifications straight on individual aircraft your reporting on and stop using kilometers

My fave 4 seater.

What no F6F Hellcat. The most important thing plane of WW 2.

Howabout,,robin 2160/yak 52??

Sounds like a high pitched T-6 Havard there!!!!

Wind sock is showing about 7 kts

Man u wanna buy a BF109, how could a damn plane be expensive like this.

Hey, that’s my plane

Fun fact: The T-6 was also used to train navy pilot trainees the rigors of carrier landings. The USN designated the T-6 as the SNJ and several examples were fitted with a functioning tailhook.

Hey what's with the KPH? You're American, speak it will ya.

Langley Flying School?

They really do make a good looking bird

well the stearman that you see in the video is called a super stearman with a P&W R-985 the original stearmen were powered by a continental 220 hope it helps

180 horsepower in a Sonex? I don't think so!

The worst video!

Sounded like a Pitts S2 B flat 6 engine.

The dirty tampon lol

You missed the best one of all……the Thorp T-18. All metal, 2 seater, 1,000 mile range, 180+ MPH, 80 lbs baggage!!

The blue Pitts looks purplish on the thumbnail and I like it.

Steam locomo

RV-8

I have never heard of the Gamebird GB1... but when i saw the letters GB, I immediately think GeeBee.

The T-28 isn't called Trojin... its called the Trojan.

the red, white, blue “Sonex” is actually a “Onex”, how do I know, beause it’s mine. It’s also a very modified 80hp aerovee in order to run sustained inverted. it would be nice to be asked before being “reposted” like this

Thanks. Please lower the background music.

Music and you talk way to fast could not understand anything try listening to the video before you post or did you rob the video from someone

It’s crazy how fast these things can go when they are still pretty much toys

Thanks for this. Concise and to the point information.

Well done

I came here in the hope of engine sound.

The se fury could do well over 400 mph

The Douglas DC3 and Beechcraft Model 18 "Twin Beech" should probably make the list but since I'd have a hard time bumping anything on your list I guess I'd have to make it the "Top Dozen" .Most if not all Sea Furies that compete at Reno have had their sleeve valve Bristol Centurius 'plants replaced by Wright R-3350s. That's the dominant radial there. Even the Grumman F8F "Rare Bear" had it's P&W 2800 replaced with the R-3350. Sea Furies were used by Cuba as late as the early '60s during the "Bay of Pigs" fiasco. I believe they were one and one in either shooting down or being shot down by A26 CIA operated "Invaders" that could've just missed making a top dozen radials list themselves. .

I am the very proud owner of a 1939 J3 Cub that I diligently maintain and privileged to fly.

One of my favorite aircraft first time I saw one was 1980 couldn't believe how simple it was

The Pitts S1S rolls at 180 degrees per second, the S1T comes with symmetrical ailerons rolls 270 per second , and the 2 passenger 6cyl Pitts S2B rolls 240 per second. Certainly NOT 400 per second !

The J-3 cub was actually also used in the same way as the Cessna L-19. I believe it was just a standard or clipped wing one.

That's actually a Cessna Hawk XP

Name of the sistem ?

7:23 hmm… that RV-4 looks pretty dang familiar, lol