Antonov An-2 - engine start (awesome sound!)

[@MrOlgrumpy]

Brilliant old design,I bet no-one of that era could imagine how long these would still be flying,much like the DC3

[@johnnyllooddte3415]

ive flown many a dc3 firebombers and cropdusters even in the last decade

[@Makermook]

They were still being produced up until 2001!

[@Tomh821]

At least the DC3 had those engines out on the wings.

[@lenardgecse2761]

No no no the russian dc-3 is called Lisunov Li2 it has this exact same engine (two of them) there is just one of them now which is capable of flying (also in hungary) The dc-3s engine was copied by the russian (AS-62) and it got a two stage supercharger. the new 1000hp engine was put in many russian planes including the An-2 Li-2 and many many other

[@เนตรตรีพึงรําพรรณ]

op8:-(

[@nice0051]

The startup sound is absolutely similar to that of the failing hyperdrive of the Millenium Falcon.

[@istvanburuzs9843]

Now imagine that this ol’ thing can fly 0.8 of speed of light... :) which in metric system means 80km/h

[@SuperDachshund]

And. . .AND Darth Vader's breathing is definitely the sound of an operating scuba regulator. The "pew pew" of a blaster firing is the close up sound of a tight guy wire being struck by a wrench.

[@docnathan3959]

They actually used the start sound.

[@stephenrichardson7477]

Go on you tube" peashooter start up" that's the exact hyper drive sound effect

[@emkaes7625]

@@peterenglish2573 ehmm... It is hand cranked but from the inside

[@joergmaass]

When I was still skydiving, we had one of those as a guest on our airstrip. In the morning, when the pilot started the engine, the whole hangar shook and the doors rattled like crazy. Wonderful, impressive machine!

[@Tenis47]

Sounds like music in my ears! I used to fly in it for skydiving many years. My first ans endless love AN-2, miss them so much!

[@yuryskrip5500]

This plane was a workhorse of the short-range aviation all the way throughout Siberia, Far East, Arctic. It was used all over the world from Antarctica to Cuba. I personally saw one flying out from the island of Cubebra, Puerto Rico three years ago. By the way I recognized the sound of the engine. I was sitting inside my boat when I heard that unmistakable sound. I jumped out on the deck and there it was - low over the reef. You cannot confuse it with any other plane. They are trying to start manufacturing it with a new engine and new avionics in Russia.

[@peterjanc3210]

The one thing I just love about Radial Engines is, when you start them they sort of says Nope Nope Nope erm Nope Nope will maybe erm Nope ok yes but not completely not yet not yet not yet Ok now. Completely unique in start up and running.

[@TheSpazModic]

+Peter Janc It's an "inertia-start" engine. And I agree, it is a wonderful sound.

[@johnbailey9651]

+Peter Janc This is the best description of a radial start I have ever read! It is just like this when we start our Yak C-11 (only air start ASh-21, not inertia like the ASh-62)

[@octaviovaladaoferreirinhad2689]

I was about to write a similar comment, but your description is simply perfect.

[@peterjanc3210]

+Octavio Valadao Ferreirinha de Oliveira Thank You Sir, I do just Love them, Once they do come to life, they then go on to sound like they are rattling themselves to bits. Live Long and Prosper.

[@dnmack1]

Thank you for the translation. I don't speak Russian.

[@КурсыиностранныхязыковвМоскве]

My father calls it "flying tractor". He had to fly on it very often.

[@sgtben88hun17]

My father always hated it. Once i had a chance to fly on one of this beauty. Still in love with them.

[@КурсыиностранныхязыковвМоскве]

@@sgtben88hun17 my father hated it either. But can't forget it anyway.

[@floppi7098]

Imagine hating such an awesome soviet machine

[@randomvideoposterguy4543]

I live in a agriculturally densely populated area, and I can say this is accurate

[@HobbyPlayground]

@@sgtben88hun17 I call them also flying tractor. I say it is like an old Russian tractor, but with wings. And usualy explaining people how I can only imagine the courage of the pilots.

[@mikaelabowen5781]

The sounds are instant goosebumps. Utterly fabulous. My poor speakers definitely earned their keep with this one.

[@aussiesam01]

I had the pleasure of flying one of these beauties as P1(s) back in the 80s in Swansea, Wales. What a hoot to fly. Taxying is an art as the ground steering is done by differential braking of each wheel (air brakes). It's more like driving a bus.

[@defenrir]

Seen several of these flying around in Ukraine, amazing every time. Love old Soviet equipment.

[@xzqzq]

Love East Block iron....

[@rustymotor]

Lovely aircraft, rugged and dependable. Love the Radial engine starting up, awesome!

[@larslarsman]

I had forgotten about inertia starters until I heard this one winding up before engaging for the start. I was a crew chief for Army U-6A Beaver (R-985 engine) in Pleiku, Vietnam Central Highlands. I had it running like a fine watch, and it always started the first time.

[@ADITADDICTS]

larslarsn Nice! I think.....THINK my grandfather had inertia starters on his two Grumman Ag cats. That was around '78 and I was young and could be completely wrong but I remember hearing them start like that. They were both pratts but I can't recall the engine size. R-some thing. I also remember one of his planes having a shotgun shell starter also for a bit but he hated that damn thing! Lol

[@davemac2006]

My father was in Pleiku in 67/68 Air Force, civil engineer. He loved the military aircraft.

[@nostradumbass4984]

The starter seems to bring a flywheel up to speed and then some kind of clutch is engaged to turn over the engine. Is that right? I have never heard a radial start up before.

[@rtwg605]

I want to set this as my ringtone! Sweeeet sound!

[@marsgal42]

Nostra Dumbass Yes. Other radials have conventional starters.

[@igorkratka]

Amazing to see that 1000 hp engine can lift such an aircraft without problem. WW2 single engine fighters had 1600- 2000 hp engines- so powerful they were.

[@Sacto1654]

It's a huge testament to Oleg Antonov that a supposedly obsolete-looking plane has lasted to this day. its very rugged, highly-adaptable design shows why it's still around in many parts of the world still flying in its original intended roles as light transport, crop duster and parachute drop trainer. If they could figure out a way to make the PZL MIelec built An-2's fully FAA-certified, there would be a *LOT* of buyers in the USA, especially in Alaska for bush flying.

[@squach6239]

how come this amazingly versatile aircraft ain't legal in the U.S.? Watched a documentary about them years ago . A guy up in Alaska started shopping these things to bring them into US and sell them. The chicken shit government allowed him to bring 1or2 into the country before they told him they couldn't be flown here. Why? Other Russian and old Soviet planes are allowed.

[@LaurentLaborde]

the maintenance cost is in "hammer per hour", which isn't a legal currency in US :D

[@revodes21]

No way, these are the most reliable engines you can think of. Shvetsov radials are all as tough as old boots and always get you home. I know, I build 'em!

[@rupert5390]

Nice Job comrade.

[@5thGenNativeTexan]

Antonov An-2's are perfectly legal in the US. But not for commercial use, such as cargo, skydiving, crop spraying, commercial passenger transport etc. But quite a few exist as private aircraft, for private use.

[@fishiik3923]

That sound🤤 i live few kilometers from an airport and this plane on summer is flying everyday its so much nostalgia for me

[@smulanskompis]

I was going to write the exact same thing. I grew up in Budaörs - in Hungary in the 70s, near the airfield. I could see the airfield from my window, so I could see and hear these beautiful airplanes almost daily in the summer, even some nights when they were practicing take offs and landings. Oddly enough, I never found the noise from these planes disturbing.

[@mariebcfhs9491]

the moment that engine springs to life, I had an eargasm

[@bangersfuzzy]

Der Sound hat was für sich. erst das surren des Anlassers, dann der Mega Sound des 9 Zylinder Motors. Junge da Blüht das Herz auf.

[@bassmith448bassist5]

What a cool little airfield. Several An 2s and oh yeah!!! A Mig 15!!!! Love it!!!!!!!

[@АлександрГладышев-ж3ж]

Охереть.

[@Mario-lt7zx]

Simphony of cylinders!

[@charlescrisp2814]

one of the nicest radical engines i have ever heard

[@racer774]

It is a nice radial engine but it actually isn't very radical for a radial.

[@FilipGereg]

Get out.

[@trrm3527]

детство мое пришлось на время, когда еще вовсю летали еще винтовые самолеты.. они гудели так славно, и медленно и плавно плыли в небе, как большие , сердитые жуки. Летели они ниже и их можно было успеть рассмотреть, пока они скрывались из вида, я по ним очень скучаю, эти винтовые самолеты - одно из самых ярких воспоминаний детства.

[@Сергей0577]

TR RM всё не просто аналогично , а - идентично. Но мне уже во взрослой жизни посчастливилось на нём неоднократно полетать.

[@tarasbohay7328]

TR RLl is

[@ЕвгенийИванов-г4ф]

Согласен. У меня яркое воспоминание из детства это вертолет Ми-6 с его очень характерным свистящим звуком. В советское время у нас базировался крупный вертолетный авиаотряд и его звуки были слышны на километры вокруг да и жили мы прямо рядом с вертодромом

[@AR-zq9hq]

Нравятся винтовые самолёты? Бегом в малую авиацию, там навалом 😁

[@6B8RX]

You make me wish that I'd studied harder when I took Russian in college.

[@chriscunningham6362]

I have a little experience with the Ant. You can practically walk along beside it while it's taking off! Very cool old ships.

[@sfcretired1166]

Had the privilege of seeing one of these at the Huntsville, Alabama airport some years back. I had a scanner back then and could listen in on the air-to-air and air-to-tower communications. Even the airline pilots were wondering what it was.

[@zapfanzapfan]

Engine is like a Harley Davidson with a few extra cylinders :-)

[@wolfrikvonschwarzblut3921]

Well, both are air-cooled pushrod designs, that's why. The only difference being that modern V-twin Harleys are fuel injected, while the Shvetsov ASh-62 radial 9 is carbureted.

[@ricardocandela1936]

I remember those Antonov 2 flying over my home in Ciego De Avila, Cuba back in the 70s, first airplane I ever saw, they still have them, last time I saw one over there was at the beach of Santa Lucía, Camaguey, Cuba with a guy harnessed to the side door dropping the packs of Newspapers and mail. Good memories!!!

[@BigSmartArmed]

1:12 that's where the Star Wars sound effect came from :)

[@zapfanzapfan]

I wonder if Harrison Ford came up with that.

[@billwendell6886]

Anikin's pod racer and Sebulba's engines were the unsynchronized sound of a Tiger Cat.

[@vincesbardella3838]

Couldn't believe my eyes when I saw one in Edgewater, FL, about 15 years ago. I was permitted to look at, and into it, Awesome.

[@terryofford4977]

What a magic sound, in common with the Douglas DC3, these aircraft will outlast ALL the Airbus plastic wonders, which already are proving to have ,stress problems.The start up was interesting ,great filming, I could smell the exhaust,Well done,lovely video. Thank you.

[@drspastic]

these still do crop fertilizer and spraying every summer in my area. true beasts, and the pilots must have balls the size of the cargo bay.

[@heikowitt6680]

what a beauty...the engine sound is so lovely....

[@komentatoriczepiacz9986]

@Pavel Manzhetov xD

[@pilotmike7569]

I grew up with this stuff flying above my head regularly - now I hear it less frequently, but when I do, my heart smiles!😊❤👍 The whole starting procedure in An-2 is not so simple either!😂

[@СевероКавказец-з3и]

Рабочая лошадка сельхоз-авиации!! Да и на внутренних рейсах славно трудился. Почетный старичок!!! Вон в Пятигорске было их бортов 80-90 в 70-х годах. Летали в Адлер, Анапу, Элисту Карачаевск ..... эх....

[@leventekovacs9977]

Ezek írtják nálunk a szúnyogot, nagyon nagy buli!

[@pickfairguy]

How I feel getting started every morning..lotsa grinding and finally under way..😊

[@TheYumChannel]

My god they're beautiful taking off

[@chejlovek8023]

Как же я балдею от этого звука..!

[@kahaunosaty2083]

Great memories with OK - GHN Antonov An 2 owned by Slovakia state gouverment. We were do parashooters training on it for obligatory army service in ´80s. That airplane was colored same alike one on the screen.

[@DrewWithington]

I wanted to hear the plane go through the sound barrier but I guess that must be in another video.

[@richard4165]

One of the best videos on youtube! Thanks for posting!

[@Uruglot]

Inertia starter is my love )

[@Gator_Bait_Motorsports]

Only thing neater than an inertia starter is a shot shell starter... :-)

[@homefront3162]

Uruglot I full agree!

[@lynreed7266]

Until you run out of cartridges. The inertia starter takes relatively low current from the battery. Reliable!

[@nickkelly6057]

You can hand crank some IS . Don't know about this one except I wouldn't want to be the guy doing it.

[@gilsonbadaro5035]

Rod DeShong m

[@DmitriyZembatov]

Звук действительно еще тот. "Теплый ламповый звук" (с)

[@lilyaroundtheworld]

Very nice! I've also been able to capture close-up images of an AN-2 and put them together in a video. It was a unique experience; one can feel this is a different airplane!

[@gabenistenharagja5245]

Szép hangjuk van. Évente kb. kétszer felettünk is szokott egy repülni,szeretem a hangját! ;)

[@geraldbostock9858]

As an American, I'm proud to say I love Russian aircraft. Powerful and agile.

[@AngelMenesesDewelde]

inefficient and noisy

[@filipmac5577]

​@@AngelMenesesDewelde solidly built and reliable!

[@AngelMenesesDewelde]

I think this plane was Ukranian in the soviet era

[@samuelkato4925]

Yep, ​@@AngelMenesesDewelde, Antonov is ukranian.

[@samuelkato4925]

​@@filipmac5577they are indeed strong and resistent, but not rlly reliable.

[@robinm1211]

i love these things:D they're so painfully slow, i love it soo much

[@sotirzvanidjubre4109]

In my country they are used in army for advanced parachuting training. First is,you know,when rope it self opens your shoot.Then they go to An2 or helicopters..And then again to bigger planes for jumps from higher altitude. You cant use that rope jumps from An2.

[@erikjohnson8971]

Beautiful aircraft! I remember Josh Gates riding in one of these same planes in one of his older shows, Destination Truth to investigate the haunted forest of Romania to investigate a bald spot in the forest where nothing grows and unexplained lights happen and when they approached the area flying overhead in one of these, Josh was in the co-pilot seat and the roof above the pilot and him came off. He did a second show revisiting the same forest in a Cessna 172 and they had engine problems over the same spot in the forest.

[@racer774]

+Erik Johnson - It must be a particle-beam OR coincidence. Let's remember that both of those planes are quite old and Romania doesn't have quite as strict of aviation policies as you or I are most likely accustomed to.

[@ВолодимирПутенко]

Сколько раз я летал на таком самолете в детстве и в юности в 60-ые и в начале 70-ых годов... Наверное больше 100-а раз.

[@helsinkialex5680]

:)) Полно их на Урале . Ох налетался на них . Единственный транспорт для многих деревень..

[@bwmcelya]

Great motor. I like it when the bi-plane trundles past the fighter jet. I hope to catch a ride one day…. Thanks for the video.

[@radeksima2608]

What an airplane! Remember it from my childhood at Parachute training center Příbram in Czech Republic. Yeah, these were the days :)

[@RackwitzG]

I had the joy of overflying Berlin in one in the early 90s. I like propplanes in general and it was a treat.

[@frantisekcechovsky2764]

Pracoval jsem u Slovairu jako letecký mechanik a tyto AN-2 my přirostli k srdci do těchto letounů jsem montoval devítiválcové motory AŠ-62 IR o obsahu 37 litrů-1000 k-720 kw byli a jsou to spolehlivá letadla a snadná na pilotáž.

[@joaquinguevara4384]

Saludos amigos desde Costa Rica - América Central. 🇨🇷 ☕ 🇨🇷 🤗🙏👏😍😄

[@Rorynes]

The engine sound is so sweet

[@desmondhume1787]

Wspaniała maszyna :D

[@brianbarber97505]

I was at Ft. Polk...509th ABN Infantry BN...they have a AN 2 Colt they use for jumping missions. Awesome aircraft.

[@smythablity9328]

Gotta love the radial engine startup

[@2fr56]

Man that engine start up sound sounded clean!!

[@VideoHuman1]

I once made a tandem jump out of an Antonov 2 in Radevormwald, Germany. The cabin smelled of gasoline and the airplane made it barely to 6500 feet above ground. The jump was delayed by six hoursdue to a defective transponder.

[@meldroc]

The hyperdrive needs to be fixed again!

[@peterkemna4491]

So muss das klingen. Bullig,blubbernd und jede Menge Power. 180 Liter Sprit in der Stunde weg bei Vollgas. Für manche Leute sind es furchtbare Luftverpester. Für mich die geilsten Oldschool Maschinen der Welt

[@0911402]

sind ja bei weitem keine großraumjets die tonnenweise abgase in die Luft blasen für Kurzstrecken und zur versorgung für menschen in NOT vollkommen OK wehe einer hat da noch ein saublödes Gegenargument

[@peterkemna4491]

Horst Oertel Oldschool Radialmotoren oder Doppelsternmotoren genannt sind solide und robust. Springen bei jedem Wetter an und sind immer zuverlässig. Es gibt Doppelsternmotoren mit bis zu 36 Zylindern. Der größte der mir bekannt war,hatte 48 Zylinder. Und zwar ein Gnome' Rhone. Der saß in der Me 323 Gigant. Sechs Stück pro Flugzeug

[@peterkemna4491]

Die Motoren sind mir bekannt. Es waren die einzigen Motoren die in ausreichender Anzahl zur Verfügung standen seinerzeit. Focke Wulf hatte zu der Zeit kein Aggregat was diesen Riesen hätte in die Luft bringen können. Jedoch muss man sagen das die Motoren Brandgefährlich waren im wahrsten Sinne des Wortes. Ich kenne mich in der Zeit des zweiten Weltkrieges recht gut aus was die Deutsche Technik zu Lande,zu Wasser und auch in der Luft angeht.

[@leneanderthalien]

180L wollgas? nee! das ist der kreutzfahrt verbrauch... nich vergessen das es ein 1000PS motor ist, vollgas frisst so ein motor 250 bis 300 L/stunde, aber vollgas geht nur 5 minuten, danach uberhitzt er...

[@HansGurke44]

@@peterkemna4491 Die Me 323 hatte 14 Zylinder Motoren, und keine 48...

[@massimomarrone640]

Engines for An-2 were produced in Poland ,Kalisz WSK-PZL

[@ahmadtheaviationlover1937]

I LOOVE the sound of old aircraft engine startups

[@kixigvak]

More AN-2 "Annushka" planes have been built than any other model of aircraft. If I'm not mistaken they are still being built in China. When I lived in Anchorage, Alaska there were about five of them in town. One guy bought two of them in Russia just after the collapse of the USSR. He paid about $7000 each. One of the Anchorage AN-2s landed on the polar ice cap in the wrong conditions and got stuck. It later disappeared through the ice. I've always wondered if there isn't one with a turbine engine upgrade out there someplace. Most of the Otters in Alaska have been upgraded to turbines.

[@genesmith8147]

One of the great planes and engines.

[@csabatakacs2766]

Remek videó! Köszönöm szépen!

[@Kikinbac]

I just saw two of these yesterday at a fly in, outside Reno Nevada

[@mravecsk1]

I remember these....I could feel all my bones after flight :D

[@charlesbishop7583]

Wonderful old aircraft, wish I was there.

[@lawrencelewis8105]

There's one or two of these here in Canada, one at Buttonville airport just north of Toronto.

[@elpatrico2562]

We use plenty of them in Hungary (and propably in many surrounding countries) for sparying. In summer they just flyby above the houses if your town's area is rich in mosquitos. Really good feeling tho, you can feel each blows of the engine in your chest.

[@papabits5721]

Lawrence Lewis he got it out at Oshawa airport, I haven’t seen it fly in a while mabey a year or more now. You definitely can tell when it’s in the air as there’s nothing that sounds like that thing

[@runningontheroad9593]

Какой приятный звук!👍👍👍

[@manavverma296]

1:00 sorry for delay ladies and gentelmen as our airliner engine was not starting and we hope it will not stop again enjoy your flight

[@alexchernavsky7717]

Love these flying tractors! I have 6 takeoffs on these but never landed...

[@stanleydsantti8352]

Simply charming !! Years of history..

[@ИсламНагаев-д1в]

Первый раз летал в 1974г. Как сели салон раздали пакетики бумажные. Думал для чего? Понял уже в воздухе. Как начались болтанки качкм. Прочистил желудок в чистую в в пакет:-):-)

[@nikolov5555]

Летял съм 26 години на Ан-2 !!!!!

[@elhistoriero1227]

I don't know how I'm going to do it, but at some point in life I'm gonna buy one of these beautiful birds.

[@brendaproffitt1011]

Beautiful plane's these are truly awesome great flying too..excellent job..Thank you so much for everything that you do..

[@dreamaviation754]

I love this plane :D

[@markloubser2433]

Flew with them in antarctica. Incredible aircraft.

[@kezzachadda8175]

Loved the sound of this aircraft.....an absolute joy to watch this vid,.....😊😊😊😊✈✈✈✈✈✈✈✈

[@Luftek46]

If you hear that sound, you don't need to look on the sky to know it's An-2 coming

[@troyh3628]

Antonovs apparently all have one thing in common. They're huge.

[@michakraska8488]

Jak h-9 na bioestrze odpala. Zdrowy sprzęt

[@kiszelyadam7885]

Mindig is csodáltam ezt a gépezetet láttam mar élőben is a vasat de a leg elképesztőb amikor a házunk felett szál el kb fel méterre a tetőtől sőt meg a pilótát is lehet látni közbe a klasszikus bőr pilóta sapkában 😀( szentendrei sziget )

[@boyrezy6524]

Csepel szigeten is ugyan ez a szituáció van !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@ragingbull5087]

Really, awesome sound.

[@jimvetromila4562]

That sure sounds a whole lot like my 93 Buick Road Master station wagon starting up.😆

[@bitsnpieces11]

I'm thinking it's either this plane or the DeHavilland that they are putting turbo props in for use as bushplanes. There is also a company taking C47/DC3s and putting turboprops on them, of course after taking them apart to every last nut/bolt/rivet and completely reworking them to the point of getting new designators and serial nos. They are grand old birds and deserve to keep flying.

[@Bustergf]

there are ant 2's rebuilds with turbo props , sometimes called ant 3

[@richardpiotrowski2118]

Basler Aviation in Oshkosh Wisconsin.

[@tedtedsen269]

we had one in norway some years back it was used for skydiving

[@abramswee]

i love this plane!

[@BigRobChicagoPL]

gotta love your crop dusters

[@notatechie]

Allll rite. Got her started. Let's go fly this thang. Been there done that. That was a great upload.

[@ed12151]

this is the only plane that I have ever seen to have it's forward motion in flight stopped by head winds

[@marellmandiri]

Very shot runaway. Awesome.

[@RichieRouge206]

They do sound like V8’s though! Crazy but cool planes

[@applepine613]

Ahhh smoky, noisy, a normal old soviet engine..

[@АфтандилКалашников-щ1ф]

В детстве на день авиации нас катали на АН2 . Летчик позвал меня в кабину и я смотрел как они управляют самолётом.Я был самым счастливым пацаном на свете.

[@daninfrance2892]

In Soviet Union, You don't start aircraft. Aircraft starts you.

[@deejaystump]

What a sound that plane got

[@bobelaviador]

Music; and the exhaust must smell perfume

[@MrKatajisto]

What an amazing plane.