Plenty of them have crashed over the years don't worryOriginally Posted by Mrs.JMajor
Glad no Red Arrow history crashmostly from Russian
DO NOT watch the Ukranian 4+ minute one unless you like body parts all over a runway and dead kids
Plenty of them have crashed over the years don't worryGlad no Red Arrow history crash
DO NOT watch the Ukranian 4+ minute one unless you like body parts all over a runway and dead kids
Keith - Administrator
ohhh111 i love it the red arrow,i have some picture also taken from my N95 ohhThis really such a perfect Air show, I cant see even just bit of mistakes from thier performances in the air http://www.raf.mod.uk/reds/ and http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DE-A4rLyWW8
As newbie in the UK, first time ever to watch the air festival, luckily as I am the one holding the advertising of our company, my boss sent us there to meet the crowd and got the chance to watch the performancethey even make heart in the sky, unbelievable who ever the one who discover or found to do that kind of air show, must be a very very well trained pilot
Life was indeed too busy for me and for my husband, I even cant escape during my breaktime like the first week of my job to log on to forum
Life has to go on, and earning money i guess is one of the goal of each person in this world, so enjoy the forum each and everyone and I will just see you as much as I can
is amazing
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Wowwwwwwww!!!!
How come they have different colours of smoke?
Surreal,everyones wandering around dazed while he focuses on a severed arm at 04.00,theres red splashes of blood everywhere.Plenty of them have crashed over the years don't worry
DO NOT watch the Ukranian 4+ minute one unless you like body parts all over a runway and dead kids
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Nice!.. Amazing pictures!... different colors of DUST released from the canisters attached to the wings!!!
" The people who mean something to your life are not rated "the best" don't have the most money, haven't won the greatest prizes....
They are the ones who care about you, take care of you, those who, no matter what, stay close by... "
i got some more pic sorry i dont know how to put picture lol:
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BTW....
13th---16th August @ EASTBOURNE its the LARGEST air show in Europe, and the RED ARROWS will be performing there on ALL those days.
Guess what????
ITS .......FREE
Smoke & Color???
Color= its the color of our flag...RED WHITE & BLUE
Smoke= so you can SEE where they have BEEN.
Wow napuwing ako ng dust kasi nag-expand naging bato
Ganda ganda
Really fantastic!!!
Smoke & Color???
Color= its the color of our flag...RED WHITE & BLUE
Smoke= so you can SEE where they have BEEN.
Its not dust friendWow napuwing ako ng dust kasi nag-expand naging bato
Ganda gandait was smoke
comes from exhaust , who told you it was dust
I even ask my hubby about it, he laugh when u mention dust,
You definitely right sis, ang galing ng picture mo wahh ganda ng pagkakuha, I didnt able to get one as I am busy when they perform, and I like most when the heart they draw on the skyBTW....
13th---16th August @ EASTBOURNE its the LARGEST air show in Europe, and the RED ARROWS will be performing there on ALL those days.
Guess what????
ITS .......FREE
Smoke & Color
Color= its the color of our flag...RED WHITE & BLUE
Smoke= so you can SEE where they have BEEN.
For more clarification about the smokeNice!.. Amazing pictures!... different colors of dust released from the canisters attached to the wings!!!
The vapour trails (often known as the ‘smoke’) are a crucial element of Red Arrows’ displays. The primary reason that
Team use smoke is that of flight safety. The vapour trails allow Red 1 to judge wind speed and direction, and allow the
aircraft to locate each other in the second half of the show when different sections of aircraft are
frequently several miles apart. The vivid and colourful smoke trails also add a huge amount to the impact of the display
when viewed from the ground. Manoeuvres such as the Heart, the Phoenix Split and the Gypo Break would not be the
same without the dramatic smoke trails. Got it friendship
lol hay sis is not dustWow napuwing ako ng dust kasi nag-expand naging bato
Ganda ganda
you should go on eastbourne show this coming aug,then you can see is brilliant sis i love it
Ay smoke talaga!Wowwwwwwww!!!!
How come they have different colours of smoke?
I like your english friendshipFor more clarification about the smoke not dust penny lol
The vapour trails (often known as the ‘smoke’) are a crucial element of Red Arrows’ displays. The primary reason that
Team use smoke is that of flight safety. The vapour trails allow Red 1 to judge wind speed and direction, and allow the
aircraft to locate each other in the second half of the show when different sections of aircraft are
frequently several miles apart. The vivid and colourful smoke trails also add a huge amount to the impact of the display
when viewed from the ground. Manoeuvres such as the Heart, the Phoenix Split and the Gypo Break would not be the
same without the dramatic smoke trails. Got it friendship
lol hay sis is not dust
you should go on eastbourne show this coming aug,then you can see is brilliant sis i love it
I'm comingAm I also welcome to your house for a coffee?
The coloured smoke was originally powdered dye in a diesel solution added to the exhaust of the planes. These days they use liquid dyes.
" The people who mean something to your life are not rated "the best" don't have the most money, haven't won the greatest prizes....
They are the ones who care about you, take care of you, those who, no matter what, stay close by... "
that is my first time to see the red arrow,on queens birthday last month JuneYou definitely right sis, ang galing ng picture mo wahh ganda ng pagkakuha, I didnt able to get one as I am busy when they perform, and I like most when the heart they draw on the sky
and I'm just taken that picture because is really quick dissaper
yea i like that picture i been taken i love showing to everyone
Even worse.....I could only hear 1 ambulance!
Keith - Administrator
Nice!.. Amazing pictures!... different colors of dust released from the canisters attached to the wings!!!Its not dust friend
I even ask my hubby about it, he laugh when u mention dust,lol hay sis is not dust
you should go on eastbourne show this coming aug,then you can see is brilliant sis i love it
Ano ba talaga nakita nyo usok o alikabok?
What did you really see when they performed is it smoke or dust?
I need good answers that can satisfy me lol
I better visit RED Arrow website and ask them ahahahha
Thats the best thing you can do, visit the websiteI better visit RED Arrow website and ask them ahahahha
http://www.raf.mod.uk/reds/behindthe...upportteam.cfm
OK I better sleep now. Goodnight everybodyThats the best thing you can do, visit the website
http://www.raf.mod.uk/reds/behindthe...upportteam.cfm
Got the answer and I believe you nowFor more clarification about the smoke
The vapour trails (often known as the ‘smoke’) are a crucial element of Red Arrows’ displays. The primary reason that
Team use smoke is that of flight safety. The vapour trails allow Red 1 to judge wind speed and direction, and allow the
aircraft to locate each other in the second half of the show when different sections of aircraft are
frequently several miles apart. The vivid and colourful smoke trails also add a huge amount to the impact of the display
when viewed from the ground. Manoeuvres such as the Heart, the Phoenix Split and the Gypo Break would not be the
same without the dramatic smoke trails. Got it friendship
Dust was used to replace the word powder in post # 35.
Dust: earth or other solid matter in minute and [B]fine state of subdivision, in particles small and light enough to be easily raised and carried in cloud by wind; as in cloud of dust...[I]
Powder:mass or dry particles or granules; dust.....
" The people who mean something to your life are not rated "the best" don't have the most money, haven't won the greatest prizes....
They are the ones who care about you, take care of you, those who, no matter what, stay close by... "
For more clarification about the smoke
The vapour trails (often known as the ‘smoke’) are a crucial element of Red Arrows’ displays. The primary reason that
Team use smoke is that of flight safety. The vapour trails allow Red 1 to judge wind speed and direction, and allow the
aircraft to locate each other in the second half of the show when different sections of aircraft are
frequently several miles apart. The vivid and colourful smoke trails also add a huge amount to the impact of the display
when viewed from the ground. Manoeuvres such as the Heart, the Phoenix Split and the Gypo Break would not be the
same without the dramatic smoke trails. Got it friendshipso it is really a dust not a smoke?Dust was used to replace the word powder in post # 35.
Dust: earth or other solid matter in minute and [B]fine state of subdivision, in particles small and light enough to be easily raised and carried in cloud by wind; as in cloud of dust...[I]
Powder:mass or dry particles or granules; dust.....
it's both? you need to add dye (made of powder - which is categorized as dust) so that the smoke will have color.so it is really a dust not a smoke?
ah right so its dust(powder dye) and the end result is the colorful smoke..thanks for explaining it clearly Florge,it's both? you need to add dye (made of powder - which is categorized as dust) so that the smoke will have color.
it's both? you need to add dye (made of powder - which is categorized as dust) so that the smoke will have color.Sorry ladies, it's not dust or powder... it's liquid dye mixed with diesel. For a technical explanation, read belowah right so its dust(powder dye) and the end result is the colorful smoke..thanks for explaining it clearly Florge,
Replenishing the coloured dye/diesel mix is supervised particularly carefully to ensure the right colour mix is fed into the correct section of the pod. The most crucial piece of equipment for the team's work is the Dye Rig, which contains the dye/diesel mixture. Every display uses one barrel of red dye and one of blue dye, which are then topped up with diesel. The Team always fill the two colours in the same order to prevent confusion; red then blue. One technician operates the flow buttons on the dye rig, one connects the pipe to the valve at the front of the pod and one checks for the level at the rear of the pod. The call goes out "Red On", followed by "Pumping Red", at which point the Dye Rig operator presses the button to start the replenishment process. Again, there is no dial or gauge to show when the pod is full, and so the technicians have developed their own method of ensuring that the coloured liquid does not overflow. The only way to tell how full the pod is to press your ear up against the back of the pod to hear when the valve begins to quietly 'chatter' - quite difficult on a noisy airfield! Again, the urgent call of "It's gone" is followed by "Red Off" from both the Dye Rig operator and the pipe connector. The whole process is then repeated for the blue mixture.
As you can imagine, the job of replenishing the dye and diesel can be a messy one! The dye is not easily removed if it stains skin and clothing. In order to protect the technicians against spillage, the Dye Team wear special protective silver overalls, thick gloves and goggles. Because of their protective qualities, the suits get extremely warm! Next time you watch the team replenishing diesel and dye on a hot summer's day, spare a thought for the hardworking Dye Team.
hi tomm,Sorry ladies, it's not dust or powder... it's liquid dye mixed with diesel. For a technical explanation, read below
Replenishing the coloured dye/diesel mix is supervised particularly carefully to ensure the right colour mix is fed into the correct section of the pod. The most crucial piece of equipment for the team's work is the Dye Rig, which contains the dye/diesel mixture. Every display uses one barrel of red dye and one of blue dye, which are then topped up with diesel. The Team always fill the two colours in the same order to prevent confusion; red then blue. One technician operates the flow buttons on the dye rig, one connects the pipe to the valve at the front of the pod and one checks for the level at the rear of the pod. The call goes out "Red On", followed by "Pumping Red", at which point the Dye Rig operator presses the button to start the replenishment process. Again, there is no dial or gauge to show when the pod is full, and so the technicians have developed their own method of ensuring that the coloured liquid does not overflow. The only way to tell how full the pod is to press your ear up against the back of the pod to hear when the valve begins to quietly 'chatter' - quite difficult on a noisy airfield! Again, the urgent call of "It's gone" is followed by "Red Off" from both the Dye Rig operator and the pipe connector. The whole process is then repeated for the blue mixture.
As you can imagine, the job of replenishing the dye and diesel can be a messy one! The dye is not easily removed if it stains skin and clothing. In order to protect the technicians against spillage, the Dye Team wear special protective silver overalls, thick gloves and goggles. Because of their protective qualities, the suits get extremely warm! Next time you watch the team replenishing diesel and dye on a hot summer's day, spare a thought for the hardworking Dye Team.
thank you very much indeed for ur very informative reply..I've read that as well on the website..
http://www.raf.mod.uk/reds/behindthescenes/dyeteam.cfm
though I just got curious if it's a smoke or dust..
I got red blub in this thread with matching lol as comment.
Who gave and why?
I did cos your hubby won't sleep with Joe
Keith - Administrator
Are you serious boss? Sometimes you are like my husband, hard to believe if he is seriously talking or just making jokes to me.I did cos your hubby won't sleep with JoeHe talks seriously and then he laughs later
My hubby always prefers to sleep with me. Not with anybody
Even in his truck, if a lady asked him if he wants one night pleasure, he replied "sorry I'm married to a wonderful filipina and I get full ration!!!! and then he spits to the lady
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