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It travelled more than 300 kilometres into the air before crashing ten minutes later, 400 kilometres down the range.
QuoteIt travelled more than 300 kilometres into the air before crashing ten minutes later, 400 kilometres down the range.
Quote from: HarumaN on March 26, 2006, 07:35:11 amQuoteIt travelled more than 300 kilometres into the air before crashing ten minutes later, 400 kilometres down the range. Let's see the scramjet you built.
first off your and idiot
Sure, you can strap it to your Buick.Just remember, scramjets have a minimum functional speed - you need to be supersonic before you can even light the thing off.What size engine did that Buick have in it again?
Quote from: Ed_McCarron on March 26, 2006, 12:28:04 pmSure, you can strap it to your Buick.Just remember, scramjets have a minimum functional speed - you need to be supersonic before you can even light the thing off.What size engine did that Buick have in it again? I think it's the eleventy brazillion cubic inch model..... I should be fine.
there's no substitute for cubes (",)
Quote from: danny_galaga on March 27, 2006, 03:59:56 amthere's no substitute for cubes (",)No replacement for displacement.
PLEASE WON'T SOMEBODY THINK OF THE KANGAROOS!!?!!
...by crashing and burning 400 kilometers after takeoff.