maybe not new to some, but i didn't know some of the things happened this way

ship slipway


old test rig for various stuff

About 4 years old but still interesting for America's Cup fans~


But things get better, now days it's foils only for the entire course!

Team USA is fairly loaded with Aussies.

Exploding Whale.....

The sounds of the old days...(F1)....

Sharpies

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The sounds of the old days...(F1)....

I prefer the even older days of Gran Prix as in the 1966 movie.



The movie is a classic as it was the first time car mounted cameras were used, the actors were trained to drive at 150 mph and the movie was produced in surround sound.

Couple of links to the movie.

Another great race car watch. Le Mans with Steve McQueen. Couldn't find a good version in English.

i think multiples of 8 and a cross-plane crank is the sweet spot for sound though not sure what crank type is in this brm but always sounded great to me internets say flat plane, but still sounds geat



for a bike, i thought the r1 sounded nice at lower revs



found a cheesy flat v cross vid - it's from 09, so 7 years on, did it end up shifting bike manufacturers thinking about engines?

some of these would have to give a rush as a bystander

www.seabreeze.com.au/forums/General-Discussion/Heavy-Weather/911/

123movies.to/film/7-days-in-hell-4387/

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Haircut said..
some of these would have to give a rush as a bystander

Looks like the Russians have bigger balls

When I was a kid, the RNZAF did an air show over the beach, which I watched from the roof of our house a few miles away. They'd do their thing over the beach, then come out in a loop, right at eye-level around our house. Epic.

Was in the U.K., at an historic site down a valley in Yorkshire. Ho hum look at the ruins. But hark, what scream down yonder glen? Jaguar hauling ass at treetop level. Was so excited I forgot I had a camera in my hand

Once in a lifetime thing eh? Nope...

About an hour later, a P-51 came thundering down the valley \m/

Forgot the camera again too



Heres a classic from the archives...

Turn up the volume on the first (not bad for a 74year old bloke )

Yachting's reply to the Titanic.

Personally not into motorbikes but this documentary and event is brilliant. Those guys are nuts.

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Kamikuza said..

They'd do their thing over the beach, then come out in a loop, right at eye-level around our house. Epic.

When I worked at Observation City [big pub @ Scarborough beach] we looked forward to the USA carriers arriving.

The flyboys would often show off for their tarts waiting at the hotel, doing low and slow flypasts with the occasional barrel-roll, or side on view so close you could easily read the "no step" stencils and the like.

I still reckon the Brit's are the masters for low level fun though.

One of my mates lived for many years on the boundary of Cranfield airfield.

He had many pics of the grass infield - with rows of slices cut in the grass by mossie props due to flying a wee bit too low when beating up the airfield.


stephen

blueballfixed.ytmnd.com/

No worries, it's clean, question is, how long can you watch it?

Ever meet you, I'll fix your blue balls

Don't know why I watch this but Action is the only foodie who rolls joints lol
17.28

Pink Floyd what have been more relevant but I want this next year please?

Redbull tv

It's pretty short, but I'll bet you watch it more than once.

all those grass stains... mum will be cross!!

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Haircut said..
i think multiples of 8 and a cross-plane crank is the sweet spot for sound though not sure what crank type is in this brm but always sounded great to me internets say flat plane, but still sounds geat



for a bike, i thought the r1 sounded nice at lower revs



found a cheesy flat v cross vid - it's from 09, so 7 years on, did it end up shifting bike manufacturers thinking about engines?

Try this one for size.

This one is good for a laugh.