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Nice Video.
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Look out! That #4 Prop! Yikes ... B-24 engines are high but gee whiz..gotta be careful (over reaction?)

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I saw that clip yesterday, and that B-24 prop was pretty close.

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I can't believe he moved CLOSER to get that shot!
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They have just added a short movie of the fully functional (except for the twin .50's) ball turret. :)
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I wasnt looking at how close the propeller was. I was looking at the fresh aluminum on the back of the nacelle.
Corrosion, Damage, Fire?

Wasnt that the engine with the problems up here?
Cylinder at Beverly, then an engine change at Pittsfield.

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Thats the stainless for the exhaust...always been there. Thanks to Wayne our ball turret works...its incredible...no more hand cranking!!
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