![]() 07/05/2017 at 16:20 • Filed to: Planelopnik | ![]() | ![]() |
!!!error: Indecipherable SUB-paragraph formatting!!!
Cold weather testing on a B-1.
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Yikes - sounds like some dangerous stuff *might* have been released, too. Prayers that everyone is OK...
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Pretty sure that first pic was taken near our old house. I used to live across the bay from Eglin.
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“OK, now we’re going to test what it’s like to have planes exposed to 130-degree tarmacs with 95% humidity” *opens door to hangar*
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I misread this as climactic, which also works.
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You didn’t misread. I made a typo. Corrected now.
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How anti-climatic.
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Looks like just a fire and no explosion.
!!! UNKNOWN CONTENT TYPE !!!
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Lived across bay, can confirm.
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Good to hear
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My sister said she was driving to work and saw the plume. I guess it was quite large.
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Pretty sure that 130 degrees is just the air temp.
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The bay that shall remain nameless because so many people say it wrong. /we vacation in South Walton almost every year...
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The moisture is so thick, even the boats can fly.
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Nevermind, wrong bay then. I lived across Blackwater from Eglin. Eglin is huge.
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Ooh, They were using Methyl Chloride R-40 as a refrigerant. Good refrigerant, except for the toxic and highly flammable problems. Nasty stuff. I guess the Air Force didn’t get the memo.