[MilAir] MilAir Digest, Vol 67, Issue 7

Clarke, Tom AIR4.0P NATOPS frederic.clarke at navy.mil
Mon Jun 13 11:51:34 EDT 2011


Another nice shot, Allan.

Here is your next installation of P-3 trivia.  Notice how none of the
propeller tips pass directly next to each other?  That is intentional to
reduce noise/vibration/fatigue.  There is an electronic system installed
called the "Synchrophaser" that prevents tip to tip passage and synchs
all four in RPM.  Same thing on the C-130s. They both have Rolls-Royce
T-56 engines/Ham Std Props.

Tom
Pax River

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Date: Fri, 10 Jun 2011 12:35:29 EDT
From: AllanStern at aol.com
Subject: [MilAir] "Lima Lima 37" over Patrick AFB moments ago
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P-3C  #161408 flying as "Lima Lima 37" over Patrick AFB; he returned
home to VP-30 at NAS Jacksonville FL:
 
_http://www.flickr.com/photos/allanstern/5818118773/sizes/l/in/photostre
am/_
 
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