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Really nice video. How complex was the permission process for flying in a state park? I was on the beach at this wreck in the first two days and wondered as a licensed drone pilot what the process would be for permission.

Same engine used on the B36 and B50 bombers and on the C124 and C97/B-377 Stratocruiser transport planes/airliners, as well as the JRM Mars flying boats...

A very sad site to see. Having now watched all 5 segments my curiosity ask’s what circumstances led to the grounding?

can you imagine trying to diagnose a misfire?

What are the torque specs and fuel consumption at normal operating speed, Thanks

does it pull the donkey or the donkey pulls it?

But what about today? after the big rain of Saturday, let’s see some pictures💦🌧️💦🌧️. 👀

This was on the movie Fringe. I think it leads to an alternate universe.

Amazing the lake hovers so long at JUST below the level to start flowing in full scale

"what have you been looking into this week, other than glory holes?" Jimmy Carr.

That is one place you def dont want to lose a drone.

I think what impresses me most about similar overflows is the skill and precision with which the water drains EVENLY around the entire circumference of the water level. Credit to the surveyor and the concrete guys.

It's like Unreal tournament

where is it located ?

Wow, wonder how that happened?

What’s it gonna take to drop this in my ford

FM engines in that family all have a very distinctive sound.

Sorry for this loss my friend.

😊👏👏👏👏👏👏👏😊

I can not believe how fast and completely the waves destroyed the vessel.

Not much left of her.

i dont like people killing animals - simple

The Power of Mother Nature

I worked on this boat about 12 years ago

some stinky ass crab fisherman lost his boat - good

It seems so simple to tow it off the beach but I know it's way more complex than it seems

So sorry for your loss. Capt fox.💔

Great drone footage. It saddens me to watch such a beautiful craft endure such a slow demise.

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Just imagine eight of these monsters at full tilt! Eighty-year old technology at its finest!

Nature bats last. Great video George! Thanks for sharing

PZZ500-141115 234 PM PST Tue Feb 13 2024 .Synopsis for the Central California Coast and Bays Including the Monterey Bay...Greater Farallones...and Cordell Bank National Marine Sanctuaries... Fair weather is being accompanied by a moderate period northwest swell that continues to diminish through the waters. A quick moving cold front will pass through the area tomorrow afternoon, bringing rain and breezy winds. A series of stronger weather systems are expected to move through the area Friday into early next week, bringing more rain, stronger winds, and elevated seas.

Nice footage. Shitty situation. She's a goner. Very sad.

How big was the saw mill? Seems like too much power.

Definitely not started by Coffman shells like they did in Flight of the Phoenix 2

450 hp 15000 torque

Nice 👍 ❤

WOW that runs sweet🎶🎵

It’s New Year’s Eve 2023 and I’m watching this. What kind of social reject am I?

Honestly I expected a deep rumbling sound

Reminds me of starting the old Studebaker out in our backyard.

I would give up many things to experience that violent, brutal, and raw power first hand.

" Under a working load , what a beautiful sound that exhaust would be 👍👍🇺🇸 "

put it in miata

That blurb at the beginning is pretty stupid. These engines weren't rare, and there's still no shortage of people that worked on them. Sure, they're getting old, but they aren't extinct. There's no excuse for a museum to not have a 4360 that runs. Hell, there's pulling tractor owners out there with running engines, just go talk to one of those guys.

Wait it’s running ? Quiet 😂

Seeing the visible panel flexing purely from air displacement of the crank rod big end, wild stuff.

My name is G. Huffman and when I was a kid there were two of them running day and night at that mill. My uncle Tom Huffman was the machinist there. The two of them were in a big steel building with the machine shop and lathes and tools inside. I of course remember them being a lot bigger. I heard that they were shipped to the Filipines. The mufflers were in the ground, concrete boxes with steel plates over them and you could hear them booming all around the valley. I do know they were rebuilt a few times because I saw the pistons and other parts around on the floor. In a back room were two other generators as emergency standby , one was a big horizontal single diesel I don't remember what the other one was. That would have been 55 to 60 years ago. Brings back memories.

This is just beautiful and it is quieter than a Ford

Give it a 6-1 header setup