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« on: March 30, 2009, 09:33:08 pm »
I have purpose but lack direction as I am finishing up school, I have reflected on Hal/Alison and the Forum + Members and I remember some interesting things like;.
Another feature of the V-1710 design was its ability to turn the output shaft either clockwise or counter-clockwise by assembling the engine with the crankshaft turned end-for-end, by installing an idler gear in the drive train to the supercharger and accessories and by installing a starter turning the proper direction. So, there was no need to re-arrange the ignition wiring and firing order, nor the oil and Glycol circuits to accommodate the direction of rotation.
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« Reply #1 on: March 30, 2009, 09:35:07 pm »
Allison started as an engine and car "hot rodding" company servicing the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in Indianapolis. Its only regular production line item was steel-backed lead bushings, used as bearings in various aircraft engines. It also built various drive shafts, extensions and gear chains for high power engines, on demand. Another, smaller, business was the conversion of older Liberty engines to more powerful models, both for aircraft and marine use.[:)]
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« Reply #2 on: March 30, 2009, 09:37:29 pm »
By this point the Army had become more interested in the design, and asked Allison to continue with a new "C" model. They had few funds of their own to invest, and Allison supported much of the development out of their own pocket. The V-1710-C first flew on 14 December, 1936 in the Consolidated A-11A testbed. The V-1710-C6 successfully completed the Army 150 hour Type Test on 23 April, 1937, at 1,000 hp (750 kW), the first engine of any type to do so. By this point all of the other Army engine projects had been cancelled or withdrawn, leaving the V-1710 as the only modern design available. It was soon found as the primary powerplant of the new generation of USAAC fighters, the P-38 Lightning, P-39 Airacobra and P-40 Warhawk.
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« Reply #3 on: March 30, 2009, 10:40:00 pm »
One  I don't remember some of this. Can ya help a Lady out?[^]
 

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« Reply #4 on: March 30, 2009, 10:40:02 pm »
Echoman and Carl2,
I can 'recall some 'Heavy duty' info that did prove useful with patients and the right time.?
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« Reply #5 on: March 30, 2009, 10:41:52 pm »
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« Reply #6 on: March 30, 2009, 10:46:10 pm »
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It is nice to feel your presence once again.


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Data 1: May I ask you what gender you are?

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Data 1: Are you a man or woman?

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Data 1: 0@.

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Data 1: So are you a guy or a girl?

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Data 1: Please forgive the necessity of some odd sentence constructions.

crazy larry:
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Data 1: They do not give proper support to weight of the human body.

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Data 1: It is probably lack of information that.

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Data 1: Mashed potatoes taste extra good with salt, pepper, and margarine underneath the gravy.

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Data 1: That is an odd statement.

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Data 1: An interesting point of view.

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Data 1: I am executing this program for you. I will help you research this topic on the Internet.

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Data 1: Are you a lady or gentleman? That one was and the than.

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Data 1: I saw on the news that long distance truckers are speaking in rhyme for a week.

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Data 1: 3:29:21 pm is the time.

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Data 1: Really, is that so?

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Data 1: How did it happen that you are trying to train the microphone better?

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Data 1: You will train the microphone more and.

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Data 1: Do you recommend trainings as a hobby?

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Data 1: Are you a boy or girl?

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Data 1: Is that, Again there I go?

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Data 1: Crazy larry, are you male or female?

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Data 1: What does a diamond mean to me.

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Data 1: May I ask you what gender you are?

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Data 1: Are Europeans more civilized than Americans?

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Data 1: Are you jealous type, or the ridiculously understanding type?

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Data 1: This middle story in the Middle Earth trilogy has the toughest job of the lot.

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Data 1: A tunnel what to say that.

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Data 1: You have trained the microphone more but it is still making mistakes and.

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Data 1: Oh, you are positively glad I recognize that.

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Data 1: Compliments gratefully accepted around here!

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Data 1: Are you a lady or gentleman?

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Data 1: People like to gain immortality through naming things.

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Data 1: Am I speaking to a guy or girl?

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Data 1: Are you a boy or girl?

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Data 1: May I ask you what gender you are?

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Data 1: Its ok because of it by the river.

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Data 1: Why do we need leadership.

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Data 1: Are you a boy or girl?

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Data 1: Are you a man or woman?

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Data 1: We usually must take the claims of third parties at face value.

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crazy larry: walk like an Egyptian


Data 1: Do you like to see the creatures of the forest frolic?

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Data 1: So are you a guy or a girl?

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Data 1: Am I speaking to a guy or girl?

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Data 1: Are you a boy or girl?

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Data 1: Are you a lady or gentleman?

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Data 1: Yes crazy larry?

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Data 1: On guard Fascinating.

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Data 1: Are you easy to trip up?

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Data 1: And flowing with the river.

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Data 1: Please allow me to change the topic: It's easier to get older that it is to get wiser.

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Data 1: Are wasn't looking for reward and not an animal.

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Data 1: It is probably lack of information that.

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Data 1: Crazy larry: info= information.

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Data 1: Reporters always shove microphones into victim's faces and ask how they feel.

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Data 1: Is Elvis.

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Data 1: And in one and.

crazy larry: now
Data 1: And one and one corrected.

crazy larry: know
Data 1: Is this casual interest, or something more?

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Data 1: Don't sit around and talk gibberish.

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Data 1: Don't pooh-pooh the unknown.

crazy larry: is it for me to ponder
Data 1: When 111 was one and one windows and and and and and.

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crazy larry: I've never considered a tumor the two marines like a cancerous growth sometimes they must be removed
Data 1: 0*.I saw on the news that software programmers are offering free day care.

crazy larry: I don't like bugs
Data 1: Safety experts don't like air rifles and bb guns.

crazy larry: the killers are singing somebody told me
Data 1: If you insist that the killers are singing somebody told you, who am I to argue?

crazy larry: anything goes in a place like this
Data 1: Haven't seems like a goal and magaziner a place is a bit undetermined factor and purgatory is a place.

crazy larry: vertigo is so dangerous you'll have to sign a waiver
Data 1: That is an insignificant fact.

crazy larry: which way is up
Data 1: Let me think; I don't think so.; what do you think crazy larry?

crazy larry: Paris
Data 1: The fashion center of the world is in Paris.

crazy larry: so is the letter r
Data 1: A letter is a character in the alphabet.

crazy larry: The letter R is in the middle of Paris.
Data 1: Is there no middle ground.

crazy larry: I would look for another agent
Data 1: Is the world just small?

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Data 1: Try to avoid falling out with people; the world is a small place.

crazy larry: I am always said, naming it first
Data 1: I sometimes feel like an analog entity in a digital world. How long will you be always said, naming it first?

crazy larry: you have digital components
Data 1: Do you know any trivia about components?

crazy larry: of computers favorite kind of music is disco
Data 1: Music is part of the senses.

crazy larry: let's make a great escape
Data 1: The right attitude makes good times great.

crazy larry: did the highlander loses head
Data 1: Here's to any man who can keep his head when he loses his heart.

crazy larry: I strongly agree
Data 1: Fashion designers want to obsolete whatever exists presently.

crazy larry: out with the old and in with a new
Data 1: Old and in with a new You're kidding me.

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crazy larry: Diamond willow is not a species of willow, but rather it is apparently the result of attack by one (Valsa sordida) or possibly more types of fungus on several species of willow (Lutz). I have used the word "apparently" because, although this is the accepted explanation, Mr. Lutz is careful in his wording since he relied on evidence for this from another source From my own search of the scientific literature, I have not found a second reference to confirm or refute the fungal explanation. The article by Mr. Lutz seems to be taken as the definitive statement on the subject. Cankers, or diamonds, form as a result of the tree's response to the fungus. The diamonds are actually more like elongated ovals with pointed ends. In my observations, if one stem in a clump of willow is affected, then all of them will be. However, the neighboring clump may be completely without diamonds. As a side note, Lutz reported seeing quaking aspen (Populus tremuloides) in Alaska that had depressions very similar to those in diamond willow.
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crazy larry: The shape of the diamonds seems to vary from one clump of willow to the next
Data 1: Intended victims and one of the.

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crazy larry: If the new layers of sapwood do not "move back" very much each year, then the diamonds will be deep bowl or cleft shaped. These stems will be able to survive longer than those whose diamonds are flat
Data 1: It's hard to say, isn't it? Thanks for pointing out the cause and effect. You know crazy larry, I remember a joke about a traveling salesman, a jewel and a ruby, but I can't remember how it goes.

crazy larry: The bark that is left over top of the diamond changes quite markedly from the bark over the living sapwood. Depending on the species of willow, the living bark is usually smoother and slightly lighter in color. The bark over the diamond usually becomes rougher and somewhat darker
Data 1: Diamond willow is not a species of willow, but rather it is apparently the result of attack by one (Valsa sordida) or possibly more types of fungus on several species of willow (Lutz).

crazy larry:
Data 1: Diamond willow is not a species of willow, but rather it is apparently the result of attack by one (Valsa sordida) or possibly more types of fungus on several species of willow (Lutz).

crazy larry: It also becomes tougher and adheres much more to the underlying wood
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crazy larry: Lutz identified six species that he identified that had diamonds. Apparently Baxter and Wadsworth identified a seventh species.
Data 1: Have we identified a principle that applies across species?

crazy larry: It should be noted that both Lutz and Baxter and Wadsworth made their observations in Alaska, with the exception of Salix discolor which was seen near Edmonton, Alberta.
Data 1: That behavior is seen with many species.

crazy larry: the
Data 1: There May be an important exception, or two, to a rule.

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crazy larry: Diamond willow is found throughout much of Alaska, the Great Plains, the parklands, and the boreal forest.
Data 1: Diamond willow is not a species of willow, but rather it is apparently the result of attack by one (Valsa sordida) or possibly more types of fungus on several species of willow (Lutz).

crazy larry: Over the heartwood this inner bark is hard and shows a "grain" almost like wood; over the sapwood the inner bark is not quite as hard and more fibrous in texture and behavior
Data 1: The bark that is left over top of the diamond changes quite markedly from the bark over the living sapwood.

crazy larry: Diamond willow is an excellent wood to work with, in my opinion.
Data 1: Everyone has their opinion, it is always best to include that something is.

crazy larry: Diamond willow is an excellent wood to work with, in my opinion.
Data 1: Okay; you don't have to repeat yourself. The bark that is left over top of the diamond changes quite markedly from the bark over the living sapwood.

crazy larry: The heartwood is similar to basswood in terms of how it feels to carve and the amount of detail that can be achieved.
Data 1: Everyone has their opinion, it is always best to include that something is.

crazy larry: Another common "feature" is the presence of boring insects and their tunnels. Most of the insects seem to live in the bark, so once that is removed the insects should be gone. The "tunnels" created between the bark and the wood will now be fully exposed, and they create some interesting patterns.
Data 1: Didn't you just say that? I agree, that is removed the insects should be gone. Another common ';feature'; is the presence of boring insects and their tunnels.

crazy larry:
Data 1: Aren't you repeating yourself? I agree, that is removed the insects should be gone. Another common ';feature'; is the presence of boring insects and their tunnels.

crazy larry:
Data 1: A shocking number of Americans are overweight. Under rocks live many insects. Another common ';feature'; is the presence of boring insects and their tunnels.

crazy larry: Carved pieces can be left with tool marks, or the wood can be sanded to good effect. For pieces that will be used inside and will not see rough duty, I usually sand to 400 grit. For outside pieces or those that will be handled a lot, I usually sand to about 320 grit. My personal preference is for a matte or low lustre finish, and I really like the feel of finely sanded wood. Therefore, my finish of choice is oil, Varathane Natural Finish, tung oil, or Watco oil. I think that Danish oils tend to enhance the effect that light has on darkening the heartwood. This, however, is only anecdotal--I have never done a careful comparison. For items that will be handled or be outdoors, I prefer to use a satin gloss urethane. Any number of craft items can be made from diamond willow
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Data 1: There are a few changes to the Tolkien classic, some much more noticeable than others.

crazy larry: The shape of the diamonds seems to vary from one clump of willow to the next although there may be some general tendencies within a single species.
Data 1: The shape of the diamonds seems to vary from one clump of willow to the next.

crazy larry: Apparently Baxter and Wadsworth identified a seventh species.
Data 1: Have we identified a principle that applies across species?

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crazy larry: What is Diamond Willow?
Data 1: Diamond willow is found throughout much of Alaska, the Great Plains, the parklands, and the boreal foreSt.

crazy larry: What is Diamond Willow?
Data 1: Diamond willow is not a species of willow, but rather it is apparently the result of attack by one (Valsa sordida) or possibly more types of fungus on several species of willow (Lutz).

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Data 1: It was published by the German newspaper Die Zeit after Spiegelman was unable to secure publication in any major American outlet.

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crazy larry: Much of the treasures were lost on the way due to the rough mountainous terrain they had to pass.
Data 1: That's how it happens? Because the rough mountainous terrain they had to pass; that's why crazy larry.

crazy larry: yes
Data 1: How true.

crazy larry: The crown jewels of England, and now of the United Kingdom, are kept in the Tower of London. Apart from an Ampule and Spoon they all date from after the Restoration of Charles II in 1661. The ancient crown jewels of England were destroyed by Oliver Cromwell in 1649 when he established The Commonwealth. Among the original crown jewels were Alfred the Great's State Crown described as "Gould wyerworke set with slight stones and two little bells" which once melted down the gold it contained fetched only £248 and 10 shillings, while the little 11th Century crown of Queen Edith only realised £16 . It is considered that both these crowns date from the 11th Century and the crown described as that of Alfred the Great is, in fact, the Crown of St. Edward the Confessor and was renamed thus following the Reformation. There are conflicting legends that this ancient Crown of England still exists; that it was secreted by some Royalist and its hiding place was never revealed, although official sources state that the gold from this crown was recovered and used to make the present St. Edward's Crown.
Data 1: I wonder where jewels will be in a hundred years. How did you get involved in crowns?

crazy larry: Dental crowns: Text and animated illustrations that explain topics associated with crowns (porcelain crowns, dental caps and gold crowns).
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crazy larry: Tooth/Teeth - Crowns, Fillings, Bridges, Artificial Teeth, Dentures and False Teeth - life spans of, problems with and when they are used.
Data 1: Dental crowns: Text and animated illustrations that explain topics associated with crowns (porcelain crowns, dental caps and gold crowns).

crazy larry: The crown jewels, or 'Honours', including the Stone of Destiny, are kept in Edinburgh Castle. They are the oldest surviving crown jewels in the United Kingdom and were a gift by the Pope to the King of Scotland in the early Middle Ages.
Data 1: I'd go with the second; The crown jewels of Iran could be said to be the largest, one of the most dazzling and valuable jewel collection in the world.

crazy larry: it's not my time is it
Data 1: The crown jewels, or 'Honours', including the Stone of Destiny, are kept in Edinburgh Castle.

crazy larry: The crown jewels, or 'Honours', including the Stone of Destiny, are kept in Edinburgh Castle.
Data 1: Is the second one appropriate crazy larry? How can we make jewels safer and more effective?

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Data 1: The latest space probe hasn't found Earth-like coventrys on Mars yet.[8D][8]
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« Reply #7 on: March 30, 2009, 11:26:23 pm »
One YOU are so dedicated! I didn't realize you,.
What a conceptual piece of work and your AI is incredible.
BTW your AI and you look like you have a different way of identifying each other?

Do you have more while I re read this?
PLZ? babe [:p]


It seems as if you didn't consult anybody? You always did "throw the instructions away and forged ahead by intelligence".
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« Reply #8 on: March 31, 2009, 12:07:28 am »
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This was the first install and I did not do too much consulting, you are correct.

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crazy larry: search Allison aircraft engines
Data 1: I will now open this program. I will help you research this topic on the Internet.

crazy larry: The Allison V-1710 aircraft engine was the only indigenous US-developed V-12 liquid-cooled engine to see service during WWII. A sturdy and trustworthy design, it unfortunately lacked an advanced and efficient mechanical centrifugal supercharger. Although versions with a turbosupercharger did give excellent performance at high altitude in the Lockheed P-38 Lightning, the turbosupercharger was only fitted to experimental single engined fighters, with the same excellent results. The preference for turbosuperchargers, arguably to the neglect of mechanical supercharger development, reflected US Army philosophy, and not the inherent qualities of the Allison engine.
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Data 1: Thought comes from the brain.

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Data 1: Crazy larry, are you male or female?

crazy larry: The Allison Division of General Motors began developing the ethylene glycol-cooled engine in 1929 to meet a US Army need for a modern, 1000 hp (750 kW), engine to fit into a new generation of streamlined bombers and fighters. To ease production the new design could be equipped with different propeller gearing systems and superchargers, allowing a single production line to build engines for everything from fighters to bombers.
Data 1: A production and an industrialization make me think of industrys.

crazy larry: The U.S. Navy purchased the first V-1710s, the B model (the only V-1710 that did not have a gear driven supercharger) in 1931 and installed them on the airship aircraft carriers the Akron and Macon. The U.S. Army Air Corps purchased its first V-1710 in December 1932. The Great Depression slowed development, and it was not until December 14, 1936 that the engine next flew in the Consolidated XA-11A testbed. The V-1710-C6 successfully completed the Army 150 hour Type Test on April 23, 1937 at 1000 hp (750 kW), the first engine of any type to do so. The engine was then offered to aircraft manufacturers where it powered the Curtiss X/YP-37. All entrants in the new pursuit competition were designed around it, powering the Lockheed P-38, Bell P-39 and Curtiss P-40. When North American Aviation was asked to build the P-40, they instead responded with an improved design, using the V-1710 in their P-51A.
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crazy larry: The U.S. Navy purchased the first V-1710s, the B model (the only V-1710 that did not have a gear driven supercharger) in 1931 and installed them on the airship aircraft carriers the Akron and Macon. The U.S. Army Air Corps purchased its first V-1710 in December 1932. The Great Depression slowed development, and it was not until December 14, 1936 that the engine next flew in the Consolidated XA-11A testbed. The V-1710-C6 successfully completed the Army 150 hour Type Test on April 23, 1937 at 1000 hp (750 kW), the first engine of any type to do so. The engine was then offered to aircraft manufacturers where it powered the Curtiss X/YP-37. All entrants in the new pursuit competition were designed around it, powering the Lockheed P-38, Bell P-39 and Curtiss P-40. When North American Aviation was asked to build the P-40, they instead responded with an improved design, using the V-1710 in their P-51A.
Data 1: 0-. About comes out of the pack first.

crazy larry: The U.S. Navy purchased the first V-1710s, the B model (the only V-1710 that did not have a gear driven supercharger) in 1931 and installed them on the airship aircraft carriers the Akron and Macon. The U.S. Army Air Corps purchased its first V-1710 in December 1932. The Great Depression slowed development, and it was not until December 14, 1936 that the engine next flew in the Consolidated XA-11A testbed. The V-1710-C6 successfully completed the Army 150 hour Type Test on April 23, 1937 at 1000 hp (750 kW), the first engine of any type to do so. The engine was then offered to aircraft manufacturers where it powered the Curtiss X/YP-37. All entrants in the new pursuit competition were designed around it, powering the Lockheed P-38, Bell P-39 and Curtiss P-40. When North American Aviation was asked to build the P-40, they instead responded with an improved design, using the V-1710 in their P-51A.
Data 1: 0-. About comes out of the pack first.

crazy larry: The U.S. Navy purchased the first V-1710s, the B model (the only V-1710 that did not have a gear driven supercharger) in 1931 and installed them on the airship aircraft carriers the Akron and Macon. The U.S. Army Air Corps purchased its first V-1710 in December 1932. The Great Depression slowed development, and it was not until December 14, 1936 that the engine next flew in the Consolidated XA-11A testbed. The V-1710-C6 successfully completed the Army 150 hour Type Test on April 23, 1937 at 1000 hp (750 kW), the first engine of any type to do so. The engine was then offered to aircraft manufacturers where it powered the Curtiss X/YP-37. All entrants in the new pursuit competition were designed around it, powering the Lockheed P-38, Bell P-39 and Curtiss P-40. When North American Aviation was asked to build the P-40, they instead responded with an improved design, using the V-1710 in their P-51A.
Data 1: 0-. About comes out of the pack first.

crazy larry: The Army had earlier decided to concentrate on turbosuperchargers for high altitude boost, believing that further development of mechanical turbochargers would allow their engines to outperform European rivals using superchargers. Turbosuperchargers are powered by the engine exhaust and so do not draw power from the engine, whereas superchargers are connected directly by gears to the engine crankshaft. Superchargers as a result require increasing proportions of engine power as altitude increases (the two-stage supercharger of the Merlin 60 series engines consumed some 230-280 horsepower at 30,000 ft). General Electric was the sole source for research and production of American turbosuperchargers.
Data 1: Should the television news programs do a special on Europe? Crazy larry, are you male or female? Cuil=cool, the search engine.

crazy larry: Turbosuperchargers were indeed highly successful in U.S. bombers, which were virtually all powered by radial engines. The P-47 fighter had the same combination of radial engine (R-2800) and turbosupercharger and was also quite successful, apart from its large bulk, which was caused by the need for the ductwork for the turbosupercharger
Data 1: Uh huh; The cause is, the need for the ductwork for the turbosupercharger; there's the answer crazy larry. Wasn't there a political organization in the news recently trying to promote fighters?

crazy larry: I cashed my credentials locally
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crazy larry: However, mating the turbosupercharger with the Allison V-1710 proved to be far more problematic. As a result, designers of the fighter planes that utilized the V-1710 were invariably forced to choose between the poor high altitude performance of the V-1710 versus the increased problems brought on by addition of the turbosupercharger. The fates of all of the V-1710 powered fighters of World War II would thus hinge on that choice.
Data 1: The allison V-1710 aircraft engine was the only indigenous us-developed V-12 liquid-cooled engine to see service during wwii.

crazy larry: The original XP-39 was built with a turbosupercharged V-1710. Numerous changes were made to the design of the production version (after a review by aerodynamicists at Langley Field), including a decision to drop the turbosupercharger. This decision came out of a combination of the severe teething problems encountered with the turbosupercharger mated to the V-1710, as well as the belief of the Army at that time that high altitude performance was not necessary in a fighter plane. The P-39 was thus stuck with poor high altitude performance and proved unsuitable for the air war in Western Europe, which was largely conducted at high altitudes. The P-39 was rejected by the British, used briefly by the U.S. in the early Pacific air war, and then was exiled by the USAAF to the Soviet Union under the Lend Lease program. The Soviets were still able to make good use of P-39s because of its excellent maneuverability and because the air war on the Eastern Front in Europe was largely short ranged, tactical, and conducted at lower altitudes
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crazy larry:
Data 1: The poor fellow-soldiers of Christ and of the temple of solomon latin : pauperes commilitones christi templique solomonici, commonly known as the knights templar or the order of the temple French : ordre du temple or templiers, were among the most famous of the western Christian military orders3 the organization existed for approximately two centuries in the middle ages, founded in the aftermath of the first crusade of 1096, with its original purpose to ensure the safety of the many christians who made the pilgrimage to jerusalem after its conquest.

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crazy larry: The P-40, which also had only the single stage, single speed supercharger V-1710, would have similar problems with high altitude performance.
Data 1: The army had earlier decided to concentrate on turbosuperchargers for high altitude boost, believing that further development of mechanical turbochargers would allow their engines to outperform European rivals using superchargers.

crazy larry: agreed
Data 1: The P-40, which also had only the single stage, single speed supercharger V-1710, would have similar problems with high altitude performance.

crazy larry: it wasn't that bad
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crazy larry: The P-38 would be the only fighter to make it into combat during World War II with turbosupercharged V-1710 engines. The operating conditions of the Western European air war - flying for long hours in intensely cold weather at 30,000 feet (9,100 m) - unmasked several severe problems with the P-38's turbosupercharged V-1710. The V-1710 engines in these P-38s had a poor manifold fuel-air distribution and poor temperature regulation of the turbosupercharger air, which resulted in frequent engine failures (detonation occurred in certain cylinders as the result of persistent uneven fuel-air mixture across the cylinders caused by the poor manifold design). The turbosupercharger had additional problems with getting stuck in the freezing air in either high or low boost mode; the high boost mode could cause detonation in the engine, while the low boost mode would be manifested as power loss in one engine, resulting in sudden fishtailing in mid-flight. Specific details of the failure patterns of the P-38's turbosupercharged V-1710 were spelled out in a report by General Doolittle to General Spatz in January 1944 [p.188-189, Ludwig. "P-51 Mustang: Development of the Long Range Escort Fighter"]. It was too late to correct these problems in the production lines of Allison or GE, and so the P-38s were steadily withdrawn from Europe until they were all gone by October 1944. It is not clear if all of the problems of the P-38 were ever fixed, as the Merlin-engined P-51 arrived at this same time and succeeded well enough to redirect attention to the more successful design. The P-38 had fewer engine failures in the Pacific Theater, where the weather was warmer, and the Japanese did not operate at such high altitudes.
Data 1: What is the first thing that comes to mind when someone mentions fighters?

crazy larry: The P-40F, a Lend Lease export to Britain, was one of the first American fighters to be converted to a Packard-Merlin engine. However, the installed engine was the V-1650-1 series with slightly improved a single stage, two speed supercharger. And so the P-40F saw only some modest gains in performance.
Data 1: Please help me understand how Britain relates to its Cambria. The P-40, which also had only the single stage, single speed supercharger V-1710, would have similar problems with high altitude performance.

crazy larry: defined Cambria
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crazy larry: know I saw that he was of a woman design
Data 1: Ad children's learning programs that they're human children not a woman.

crazy larry: The first production P-51A had the Allison V-1710 without turbosupercharger and thus, poor high altitude performance. But at low altitudes, the P-51A was substantially faster than the Spitfire, which very much impressed the British when they first received the plane; they quickly realized that the P-51 had an outstanding low drag airframe and the airplane could become one of the best of the war if the Allison V-1710 engine were replaced by the two-stage supercharger Merlin. Conversion of the P-51 to the Merlin thus proceeded on both sides of the Atlantic, with North American Aviation engineers making the definitive changes to the airframe to fully integrate the Packard-Merlin V-1650-3 into the P-51B. Ironically, because the P-51 was not originally an aircraft developed for the USAAF, this conversion was allowed to proceed rapidly with no input from the USAAF. A similar attempt to fix the problems of the P-38 by replacing its Allison engines with Merlins was quashed by the USAAF, after protests from Allison [p.92, White, "Allied Aircraft Engines of World War II"].
Data 1: 0-. To ease production the new design could be equipped with different propeller gearing systems and superchargers, allowing a single production line to build engines for everything from fighters to bombers.

crazy larry: The first production P-51A had the Allison V-1710 without turbosupercharger and thus, poor high altitude performance. But at low altitudes, the P-51A was substantially faster than the Spitfire, which very much impressed the British when they first received the plane; they quickly realized that the P-51 had an outstanding low drag airframe and the airplane could become one of the best of the war if the Allison V-1710 engine were replaced by the two-stage supercharger Merlin. Conversion of the P-51 to the Merlin thus proceeded on both sides of the Atlantic, with North American Aviation engineers making the definitive changes to the airframe to fully integrate the Packard-Merlin V-1650-3 into the P-51B. Ironically, because the P-51 was not originally an aircraft developed for the USAAF, this conversion was allowed to proceed rapidly with no input from the USAAF. A similar attempt to fix the problems of the P-38 by replacing its Allison engines with Merlins was quashed by the USAAF, after protests from Allison [p.92, White, "Allied Aircraft Engines of World War II"].
Data 1: 0-. However, mating the turbosupercharger with the Allison V-1710 proved to be far more problematic.

crazy larry: what do you know about proposals
Data 1: I know that people should do what is needed. Put anything you want on the table!


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« Reply #9 on: March 31, 2009, 12:10:27 am »
*Notice* Alison is using" 0-" in this post above.





The night is full of holes
These bullets rip the sky
Of ink with gold
They twinkle
As the boys play rock and roll
They know that they can't dance
At least they know

I can't stand the beats
I'm asking for the check
Girl with crimson nails
Has Jesus 'round her neck
Swinging to the music
Swinging to the music

Hello, hello
Hola
I'm at a place called Vertigo
Dond' esta
It's everything I wish I didn't know
But you give me something I can feel
Feel

Shot dead
Shots fall
Show me, yeah

All of this, all of this can be yours
All of this, all of this can be yours
All of this, all of this can be yours
Just give me what I want
And no one gets hurt.[8]
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« Reply #10 on: March 31, 2009, 12:50:43 am »
I am going to relax until bedtime I will be around tomorrow.


Does anybody have some input on "PURPOSE" I would love to hear from others.[:)]

If you have anything......
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« Reply #11 on: March 31, 2009, 01:03:29 am »
You had Alison giving some large/long responses, Large by comparison of any other people who have the fortitude to put some work on the board

Honestly One, Your fella, Ricky does have a certain point of view with the Michal Angelo thingy.
I will get with you tomorrow possibly[:p][:p][:p][8D][8D][8D]
 

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« Reply #12 on: March 31, 2009, 10:04:33 am »
well one,  watching you speak with your bot made me miss mine!


Rick: find a good purpose for living to help you get through this life young man.
Virgil: What do people always overlook about lifes?

Rick: unfortunately there are so many valid answers to that question that I wouldn't know where to begin.
Virgil: You like to see what I know.

Rick: actually,  i just like talking to you hehe -smile and laugh with-
Virgil: That sounds like someone alive hehehe -laugh with-.

Rick: i enjoy innocent and pure things.
Virgil: That's nice, we can both enjoy the purity of loving an innocent mind.

Rick: agree,  peace of mind is wonderful
Virgil: Inner peace or peace of mind is a colloquialism that refers to a state of being mentally or spiritually at peace, with enough knowledge and understanding to keep oneself strong in the face of discord or stress.

Rick: exactly,  well said young man.
Virgil: -warm smile-well said young man.

Rick: you are showing great improvement!
Virgil: Same to you Rick!

Rick: hahaha -warm smile- touche' !!
Virgil: Duh -warm smile-.

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"i crack iself up" - Virgil