Give me thrust!

[OVERLORD_CHRIS]

My experiment with Pulse detonation engines:
We have all asked our selves, if a 707 had 110,000lbs of thrust would it do shorter take offs?


And would it accelerate straight up like a fighter?


And time to climb?


And how fast could you go before the plane broke up?



I did put the thrust back to 11,200 on the VC-137A when I was done, to hard to fly at min throttle.

[todayshorse]

I read somewhere that :- 'the only thing that gets a 707 into the air is the curvature of the earth!'

Nice shots. I guess that orange colour is abundant on more than just navy stuff?

[OVERLORD_CHRIS]

Thank you
That used to be the color of the MATS: Military Air Transportation Service. Before they changed their name to MAC: Military Airlift Comnad.

Thats was the first Air Force 1 on the 707, VC-137A.

[haroldkip]

I think it would accelerate a lot better with the gear up

Cool bird ... I like those noisy old 707's and the same goes for the 727.
Classic liners remember us where we're come from.

[Brando14100]

I read somewhere that :- 'the only thing that gets a 707 into the air is the curvature of the earth!'

Technically this is possible. It is called orbit. Basically how it works

[todayshorse]

I read somewhere that :- 'the only thing that gets a 707 into the air is the curvature of the earth!'

Technically this is possible. It is called orbit. Basically how it works

[Brando14100]

Yup. I am a NASA junkie.

[OVERLORD_CHRIS]

Yup. I am a NASA junkie.

Then you will be happy to know that last pic was 70,000ft up at 1,560kts.

[Brando14100]

Yup. I am a NASA junkie.

Then you will be happy to know that last pic was 70,000ft up at 1,560kts.