I just see them too 🙂

Wow lucky tyke ! I bet you still have the smile, well done you I love it when someone gets a dram flight.

NOPE it’s the prop :rolleyes:

If it was a longer prop then surely the blade tips would be travelling even faster at a given rpm?

Moggy

Hi Moggy,
The larger the arc the slower the tip would be turning i.e. a if a 6ft dia prop tip took one 10 seconds to complete a circle then a 3ft prop would only take 5 as its half the distance in real terms a faster circle speed for the tip.
The next time you stand near a Harvard make sure you stand 90 degree to the blades and watch the vortices, its very interesting/

Lee,
You have woken up this morning and it was all a dream !

Great work to all involved cant wait to see this in the air

Picture 1, is I would say from a multi engine from the look of it but the middle blind flying panel is missing, if not its an engineers panel but not seen one that shape before.

Picture 2, hmm now single engine type

Picture 3, modern by colour and for a twin engine I would think.

Not much help, Anyone else?

looks very simular to a Fhantom Wing Fing