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Or that they're made in Chynah?![]()
Thats Youuu-gha ; as President Trump would say!
Or that they're made in Chynah?![]()
Have you ever been on an airplane? Do they just shake the way you're suggesting?Just asking, but if all those components or engines are mounted directly to the airframe
Piston engines are typically mounted on tubular steel mounts with rubber bushings. Those bushings help, but they certainly do not eliminate vibration. Also, those engines use BIG pistons, meaning there's lots of reciprocating mass:I know little to nothing about aircraft construction, but aren't those engines mounted directly to the airframe? That is, unlike a automobile, with all the rubber bushings and cushioning a airframe is subject to a bunch of constant (direct) vibration which is very destructive.
I very much have that sense. I've driven VW (and occasionally Audi) almost exclusively for my entire adult life.
That really is a lot of tosh - haven't the heart or the stamina to go into it in detail...
I'm confident that's reliable in a wire under tension, which, if one pays attention, is what the application for this type of splice is. Now put that in a situation where there's no tension, but rather bending or vibration and see what happens.I'll just leave this here:-
It's been 15 years since I sold mine... and it wasn't even mint or anything.... I still regret it!1984 Mk.1 GTI
1984 Mk.1 GTI
It's been 15 years since I sold mine... and it wasn't even mint or anything.... I still regret it!![]()