August 11, 2007 at 4:23 pm
By: butchos - 10th September 2007 at 00:22
Sea Dart
hi
That was a really inmpressive vid, in training they showed us some videos of Sidewinder rocket motors with cracked propellant inside, they were bolted to a test stand and fired, and the reaction was well stunning to say the least , the burning propellant would fracture the booster case then it was akin to a mad dog chasing its own tail, some landed 1.5 miles away in a welsh hillside.
Amongst other vids we watched was a MILAN AT Missile strike from a tanker gunners point of view and one on the power of ejection seat rockets, when you see a 400kg steel door flung about 50 yards , you develope a strong sense of respect for ejections seats lol hopefully someday those vids will end up on the internet lol
By: sferrin - 11th August 2007 at 17:22
Thanks for the link, sferrin!
I love it when posters on forums refer me to liveleak and youtube!:D
This is what I found when I “surfed” a bit after looking at the fizzling Sea Dart;http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=833_1186752934
I’d have to say that:
a) it’s either for real
b) very well done for a hoaxDo UFOs have to bank into a turn?:confused::rolleyes:
That’s what I thought (very well done CGI that is 🙂 )
By: Jonesy - 11th August 2007 at 17:18
Seen them do that before!. Crack in the solid booster composition that leads to low-order combustion rather than boost!.
The testimony that that is a bloody powerful booster is that the fragment that did fire properly was sufficient to throw a big heavy missile like a Dart clear overboard!
By: Levsha - 11th August 2007 at 16:55
Thanks for the link, sferrin!
I love it when posters on forums refer me to liveleak and youtube!:D
This is what I found when I “surfed” a bit after looking at the fizzling Sea Dart;
http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=833_1186752934
I’d have to say that:
a) it’s either for real
b) very well done for a hoax
Do UFOs have to bank into a turn?:confused::rolleyes: