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Tim Landers
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Check this out http://www.flightlevel350.com/viewer.php?id=5194
Crank up the volume!

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I'm absolutely in love with the sound of that engine! It definitely embodies the complex sound of German engineering in comparison to the sweet growl of the Merlin. :rock:

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That is some nice video. Thanks for posting the link.

I can't wait for MAAM WW2 Weekend and Thunder to see & hear a 109 again.

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Great video there, many thanks!
Would be great to see this one and Red7 up together! 8)
A 262 and a Flugwerk 190 might be possible then too :o
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man that starts quick!!! Our old goony bird spits and farts and belches and when it's raedy then it will start. You gotta love it though! Is it just me or does there runway seem a bit rough ???
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the term "bouncy bouncy" popped into mind while watching the landings and takeoffs...

Sounded amazing, though.

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man that starts quick!!! Our old goony bird spits and farts and belches and when it's raedy then it will start. You gotta love it though! Is it just me or does there runway seem a bit rough ???


It looks sloped and very rough in some ways, might be the way it was filmed :?:
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Thanks for the video. Lovely sound. :D
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Beautiful! A sound that I'd love to hear up close :)

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Beautiful! A sound that I'd love to hear up close :)


Now that it's the year 2006, right? :?

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TimApNy wrote:
DazDaMan wrote:
Beautiful! A sound that I'd love to hear up close :)


Now that it's the year 2006, right? :?

:lol:


:P

Don't get to see many '109s (Buchons or otherwise) in these parts :(

Hopefully that'll change when the Yorkshire-based Buchon gets the wind beneath her wings! :wink:

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Rob Mears wrote:
I'm absolutely in love with the sound of that engine! It definitely embodies the complex sound of German engineering in comparison to the sweet growl of the Merlin. :rock:


Couldn't agree more...I'll never forget the sight and sound of Black 6's first public display at Duxford.....magnificent. 8)

Good to see Walter Eichorn at the helm in the first clip.....
Walter was given his original 109 ground school lectures by none other than Erich Hartmann. :wink:
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