@EagleMan010 uh. I'm not good at explaining stuff.
Pretty much, the plane would have a jet engine to take off, with the actual props folded into the fuselage and the turboprop off, then when flying over the enemy, turn the turbo Prop on and unfold the Prop and makes the eardrums of the enemies die.
@MIGFOXHOUND31BSM26 it was
"The XF-84H was created by modifying a F-84F Thunderstreak airframe, installing a 5,850 hp (4,360 kW) XT40-A-1 turboprop engine[7] in a centrally-located housing behind the cockpit with a long extension shaft to the nose-mounted propeller.[8] The turbine engine also provided thrust through its exhaust; an afterburner which could further increase power to 7,230 hp (5,390 kW) was installed but never used.[9] Thrust was adjusted by changing the blade pitch of the 12 ft (3.7 m) diameter Aeroproducts propeller, consisting of three steel, square-tipped blades turning at a constant speed, with the tips traveling at approximately Mach 1.18 (1,446 km/h). To counter the propeller's torque and "P-factor", the XF-84H was fitted with a fixed dorsal yaw vane.[10] The tail was changed to a T-tail to avoid turbulent airflow over the horizontal stabilizer/elevator surfaces from propeller wash.[11]"
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@IDK0 it just does.
+1@EagleMan010 uh. I'm not good at explaining stuff.
Pretty much, the plane would have a jet engine to take off, with the actual props folded into the fuselage and the turboprop off, then when flying over the enemy, turn the turbo Prop on and unfold the Prop and makes the eardrums of the enemies die.
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@DrakonDynamics I don't know, lykan
+1I wasn't active for a whole day. I just heard the name yesterday
@DrakonDynamics who's monica!
@MIGFOXHOUND31BSM26 yea, it's more of a "Power Boost" if anything. Which is pretty much a Afterburner.
@MIGFOXHOUND31BSM26 nevermind, I did some more research. My bad. The thunderscreech would be a great CAS aircraft though 💀
@MIGFOXHOUND31BSM26 yea but it had a jet engine. A turboprop doesn't have an afterburner.
Is there a picture or smth?
Oh I see it now. Anyways,
yes
+1@OverlordPrime who's Monica? I feel like I missed stuff.
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+1@MIGFOXHOUND31BSM26 it Is a turboprop, the Alison T40 is a turbo prop engine.
@MIGFOXHOUND31BSM26 yes but it still had an jet engine. The plane was made from a jet fighter. Hence why it says that it had an afterburner
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+1@MIGFOXHOUND31BSM26 it was
"The XF-84H was created by modifying a F-84F Thunderstreak airframe, installing a 5,850 hp (4,360 kW) XT40-A-1 turboprop engine[7] in a centrally-located housing behind the cockpit with a long extension shaft to the nose-mounted propeller.[8] The turbine engine also provided thrust through its exhaust; an afterburner which could further increase power to 7,230 hp (5,390 kW) was installed but never used.[9] Thrust was adjusted by changing the blade pitch of the 12 ft (3.7 m) diameter Aeroproducts propeller, consisting of three steel, square-tipped blades turning at a constant speed, with the tips traveling at approximately Mach 1.18 (1,446 km/h). To counter the propeller's torque and "P-factor", the XF-84H was fitted with a fixed dorsal yaw vane.[10] The tail was changed to a T-tail to avoid turbulent airflow over the horizontal stabilizer/elevator surfaces from propeller wash.[11]"
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@SkyJayTheFirst what editing software did you (or RestlessGalaxies??) use for the thumbnail?
+1@MIGFOXHOUND31BSM26 wait no it is the Thunderscreech
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+1Congrats
@MIGFOXHOUND31BSM26 ah ok
@MIGFOXHOUND31BSM26 oh. I know there was a plane with mixed propulsion that had its propellers constantly making mini sonic boooms.
@MIGFOXHOUND31BSM26 the Thunderscreech had both engine types.
Huh? I can't hear you! SPEAK LOUDER!
Plane crazy ahh rocket
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+1@OverlordPrime yea?
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