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[p-OT] Valkyrie undercarriage gubbins.

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Richard Brooks - 07 Jul 2006 19:52 GMT
Does anyone have clear images of the main undercarriage as seen from the
front or back ?  I've got side-on images but the wheels mask all the
stuff that's wrapped around the bogey.

Richard.

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"Fine salmon in the rivers."
   "Grouse on the moors."
  "Deer in the hills."
     "Ah! but cheaper in the towns!"

robbelothe@aol.com - 08 Jul 2006 01:16 GMT
> Does anyone have clear images of the main undercarriage as seen from the
> front or back ?  I've got side-on images but the wheels mask all the
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>    "Deer in the hills."
>       "Ah! but cheaper in the towns!"

Are you referring to the US Air Force's XB-70 bomber?

Ed
Richard Brooks - 08 Jul 2006 07:46 GMT
>> Does anyone have clear images of the main undercarriage as seen from the
>> front or back ?  I've got side-on images but the wheels mask all the
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>
> Ed

Correct!  I've got a beautiful side-on shot but it hides all the cabling
and hydraulics.  The image below in the undercarriage extension sequence
in none too clear and I've been to just about every site I can imagine.

<http://www2.interceptor.com/~thumper/xb2/gear-2.jpg>

Richard.

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"Fine salmon in the rivers."
   "Grouse on the moors."
  "Deer in the hills."
     "Ah! but cheaper in the towns!"

Edward Cope - 08 Jul 2006 12:45 GMT
>>> Does anyone have clear images of the main undercarriage as seen from the
>>> front or back ?  I've got side-on images but the wheels mask all the
[quoted text clipped - 11 lines]
>
> Richard.

Richard.
I will be volunteering as a docent in the R&D Hanger of the National
Museum of the United State Air Force (formerly known as the Air Force
Museum) tomorrow morning, and will take pictures of the XB-70's landing
gear from any diretion you want.  As I often tell people who are
attempting  to take pictures in the hanger, "Because of the crowded
conditions, it's hard to get a picture of a whole airplane, but if you
want a good picture of landing gear, this is the place to get it!."

Let me know back channel if there is anything else you want.

Ed Cope
           
 
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