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check out his pipe when he does the burnout...pretty sure it's a 250.

reeds?

Well sh*t if you're taking the jug off... Steel wire brush, dishwashing soap, brillow pad, and water. I've cleaned 3 complete motors, disassembled, of course, by this method. Yes they were all complete rebuilds, so I didn't have to worry about bearings in the case halves. If the jug is sleeved just ...

Location???

Point taken and definatly worth thinking about but surely the forward momentum would have an effect on the dropped bullet vs the stalled one.... Momentum is a different subject, and will not affect its fall towards the earth. Either vector is pointing in a direction that does not cancel out the oth...

danjerman wrote: ...say a second shooter shot a bullet out of the front of the plane, he would see his bullet fall just as fast as the tail gunner. Nope the one out the front will fly just fine. danjerman wrote: ...Even more lame...(ha!)...say a gunner in the plane has two bullets. He loads one in ...

Hmm, Of course the tail gunner would see the bullets drop instantly. Friction aside, all objects fall towards the earth at the same rate of acceleration regardless of the speed they are traveling (~9.81 m/s if memory serves me correctly). ...say a second shooter shot a bullet out of the front of the...

About this bullet thing...

I think about half of the people posting on this subject may be confused with what is commonly known as a "frame of reference". AlisoBob is correct...as if he didn't already know.