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Post subject: Re: SR-71 Tech & Engineering - Excellent Video  Posted: 19 Apr 2020, 21:47 |
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Am I the only one slightly irritated to hear American technology narrated by a Brit in metric units? Also, they kept saying the skin temperatures were due to friction, but as I understand it, most of the heat was due to compression.
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Post subject: Re: SR-71 Tech & Engineering - Excellent Video Posted: 20 Apr 2020, 02:02 |
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Username Protected wrote: Am I the only one slightly irritated to hear American technology narrated by a Brit in metric units? Also, they kept saying the skin temperatures were due to friction, but as I understand it, most of the heat was due to compression.
Vince I could be wrong and not that it changes your intent but I think that’s an Irish brogue. He may be offended by being called a Brit. 
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Post subject: Re: SR-71 Tech & Engineering - Excellent Video Posted: 20 Apr 2020, 05:02 |
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Username Protected wrote: I could be wrong and not that it changes your intent but I think that’s an Irish brogue. He may be offended by being called a Brit. You are correct and CORRECT, Brian is indeed Irish - and an aeronautical engineer with a curious mind and excellent communication skills. I am happy to be both entertained and educated regardless of nationality or accent.
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Post subject: Re: SR-71 Tech & Engineering - Excellent Video Posted: 26 Apr 2020, 12:14 |
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Great video! Thanks for posting
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