Big Engines Starting Up and Sound Compilation l Amazing Airplane Engines 2022

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[@Barnekkid]

R1830 Twin Wasp was the best. It burst into life with a minimum of cranking and sounded absolutely spectacular.

[@SillyPuddy2012]

The sexy liquid cooled V12 Merlin always gets the credit, but those workhorse radials from Wright and Pratt & Whitney are definitely the aero engines that won World War II. Powering countless numbers of allied fighters, bombers, and transports.

[@spaceace1006]

The Marlins and Gryphons are so cool! Because of the twin cam covers, they almost looked like auto engines!! Only recently did I learn about RR and Packard Meteors which essentially were Merlind adapted to tanks!!

[@JackDavis]

My dad was a mechanic on the R-4360 Wasp Major for the USAF from 1953 - 1957. He worked on the legendary B-36 Peacemaker.

[@spaceace1006]

Your Dad?? Awesome! What's awesome is that 28 cylinder Beast actually worked!! And worked amazingly well! 6 of those on that "PeaceMaker"!! along with 4 Turbojets!! Question: Did the Jet Engines require their own fuel.supply or did they just burn the same Gasoline that the Piston Banners did?

[@JackDavis]

@@spaceace1006Good question. I had to go look it up. The jets were designed to run on the same 114/145 aviation fuel as the piston engines.

[@JackDavis]

@@spaceace1006 Also note that those 28 cylinder behemoths were turbocharged to provide boost. As I recall, it boosted horsepower from 2800 to 4300.

[@spokojnyMamut]

- How many HP do you need? -YES.

[@JackDavis]

Famous reply to such a question from Carroll Shelby: "There is never enough horsepower… just not enough traction." LoL

[@IstvanMusicDanceChannel]

Csodás videó köszönöm 💐

[@mackan67an]

I love it!

[@anonymously241]

I love this big old diesel engines 👌

[@SillyPuddy2012]

None of them are Diesel.

[@chrisheffernan7540]

Love the HP sauce

[@tompemainlintas8309]

Amazing turbo plane

[@bigturbochannel]

Do you like these AIRPLANE ENGINES ?

[@fujiwaratofushop1491]

Absolutly

[@pittss2c601]

I work at an airplane Museum. We need all these engines for an upcoming fly-in for the crowd.

[@filipecasado3451]

HI EVERYBODY, I LOVE AIRPLANE ENGINES. AWESOME !!!!

[@dietznutz1]

Yeah otherwise why would I be watching this ?

[@wongngapak223]

Yes

[@abangzarkasi3057]

Good job brodhers

[@theaccountant5133]

Where is the R-3350 used in the Skyraider and the Super Constallation?

[@NikaGenius]

the pratt engine 🤤

[@glennpowell3444]

The "Spruce Goose" had 8 of the P and W r4360 engines .Must have sounded good!!!!

[@aircraftmaintenanceinsider]

Of course

[@xvdd1]

Yes it had 448 spark plugs, 448 valves and 529 gallons of oil I wonder how long a service took. 😄

[@user-zv5dg8hu4e]

В СССР двигатель "Мерлин" был хорошо знаком. Их эксплуатировали и ремонтировали до начала 50-х годов двадцатого века. А в качестве наглядных пособий встречались еще и в 70-е.

[@boilerman2540]

There was some neat stuff I’ve seen every now and then from over your way!

[@user-zv5dg8hu4e]

@@boilerman2540 Их эксплуатировали ВВС РККА и Советская Армия на истребителях "Харрикейн".Последние истребители списали только в 1951 году.Тогда и последние моторы тип "Мерлин".

[@poly_hexamethyl]

0:41 Interestintg that it doesn't need the momentum of a propeller to run smoothly. I guess with 28 cylinders, that's no problem!

[@MarsFKA]

It's also going to heat up very quickly without the propellor.

[@steveb7310]

The thumbnail looks like an R3350 if I'm not mistaken. I was hoping to see that one run.

[@LCMNUNES1962]

👍👍👍 🇧🇷

[@squarebodycasewademckenney6190]

The 4360 is stupid big and 28 cylinders WHAT😲.... and the power is modern diesel/electric trains territory

[@VinceSPonki]

I suppose, WWll La5fh had almost the same as Nos 3-4, or I'm mistaken?

[@squarebodycasewademckenney6190]

1:30 that engine sounds like a modified v8

[@craigpennington1251]

1st one has some backfiring issues. The Big 4360> What a Monster. P&W 1830 Starts right up & smooth running.

[@servicetrucker5564]

2:03 As much smoke comes from those exhaust leaks as the real outlet

[@CorrieBergeron]

Rather astonished at running a 4360 without even a stub prop to provide airflow. Those engines had overheating problems on good days!

[@bobmeyer7009]

Interesting engines - it seems strange that a couple of the engines developed by Wright are attributed to Pratt and Whitney.

[@GGigabiteM]

There are only two P&W engines in this video, the R-4360 and the R-1830. Both were definitely designed and built by P&W and not Wright. Maybe you're confusing the R-1830 with the R-1820 later in the video, which was a Wright engine. Wright never made a four row radial engine, but they did have the strange 42 cylinder monster, the R-2160.

[@armorer94]

@@GGigabiteM no, the engine title and description are mismatched. Badly.

[@MultiPorkpie]

MERLINS power space x aswell

[@danvgnore815]

Could anyone tell me what does Vgnore mean?

[@michael.h.bradley1865]

am i correct in thinking that the Griffon 58 was the last liquid cooled v12 engine in NATO service ?

[@aircraftmaintenanceinsider]

Nop

[@eugeneoreilly9356]

Err no,several liquid V12 still in NATO use in tanks.MTU being one that's still used.

[@eccosabanovic1589]

..for some reason, these piston aircraft engines, feels so much nicer than jet engines...i dont know why..they just feel 'right' somehow..

[@aircraftmaintenanceinsider]

yep

[@81zoltar]

Where are an Armstrong-Sidley engines?

[@superadio1]

Glad we invented the gas turbine

[@David-lb4te]

3:44 Pity to see Bill's engine reduced to a party piece by two idiots with a hat-trick.

[@jodyreeder4820]

What next, farm tractors?

[@TraumatizedKeira07]

GE

[@taggartlawfirm]

I can’t imagine they started the P&W w out a prop hub fitted…

[@aircraftmaintenanceinsider]

Me too

[@bigredc222]

Why?

[@taggartlawfirm]

@@bigredc222 generally a couple of reasons, the engine needs some kind of load even just a club weight to keep from over speed. I expect they ran it only at idle. and second on the P&W (and most engines using the Hamilton std) the prop Governor ran on oil pumped through the crank shaft. I suppose they had that capped.

[@bigredc222]

@@taggartlawfirm I thought maybe the prop acted as a flywheel. Thanks

[@eugeneoreilly9356]

The engine has its own governor that limits its speed.The load on the engine doesn't determine its rotational speed.

[@watchgoose]

4360

[@furkanfpv677]

lets fit it in a miata

[@surendransuppiah]

It will be fitting the miata into the engine!

[@galesams4205]

what an expensive hobby to have.

[@lobedwonder]

pretty dumb not to give us the horsepower...

[@MultiPorkpie]

MERLINS power space x aswell