Compilation: Classic Piston Warbirds with Incredible Audio 

Ditto. My father flew them in RAF Coastal Command.

Thanks mate for your watching and comments. I am very glad that you enjoyed it.

Thank you for your watching and comments. I am glad that you enjoyed it.

Thanks mate for your watching and comments. I really appreciate it.

Thanks mate for your watching. I am very glad that you enjoyed it.

Thanks mate for your watching and comments. I am very glad that you enjoyed it. Piston sound of warbirds are always as legendary as warbirds themselves.

Piston engines are the best musical instruments! The video consists of clips from a few airports around Sydney Australia and one airport at Auckland New Zealand. For example, Mosquito was taken at Ardmore Airport, Auckland, New Zealand, Sea Fury & Avenger were taken at Warnervale Airport near Sydney Australia, and Neptune was taken at Shellharbour Airport in NSW Australia.

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Thanks mate for watching and comment.

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Thanks mate for your watching and suggestion. I will give it a try next time to get blurring effect of propeller.

Merlins sound nice, but IMHO, there's nothing as visceral as the sound of a big radial engine.. The chest thumping rumble is unique to this type engine..

Thanks mate for providing us with this interesting knowledge.

That is very interesting information which I had never heard about before.. Thanks mate 👍🇦🇺 7:33pm

The fuel was rated 100/130 depending on mixture.

This is incomplete information. They started out preferably with about 130 octane. But not everywhere that fuel was available. Later in the war 130 was standard for us mill and so the British got it too. But as the British being the brain for most ideas they got it up the 150 plus. That’s was nasty stuff but gave many planes a additional boost even with out water injection. The us got the drift and tried it to be faster on Germans flying bomb patrols. Obviously that didn’t help much as the British Turned on the jets

​@@MonkPetitewe had the lead on stuff like that because we'd been fighting the war for a couple of years while you guys tried to decide who's side you were going to be on 😂

Thanks mate for watching. I did post processing using Davinci Resolve software. The camera I use is a Sony Rx10.

@@DrBearAviation Yes.. SONY simply makes great cameras. I have an older a-37 and really like it. I used to go to the local airshows in SoCal, but the skies were usually overcast, so I couldn't get that nice Blue Sky contrast to easily follow the aircraft, especially with any kind of telephoto. So, what I did was get a "red-dot gun sight" and mount it to the Hot Shoe by way of a Picatinny Rail. Since these older SONYs had the "reverse" Hot Shoe, it required a "gender bender" adapter. It makes it a bit taller, but doesn't add much weight or change the balance. They fixed this "not backward compatible" issue on later models. Anyway, it makes following moving aircraft, or any moving object for that matter, much easier. These sights are relatively inexpensive. It might be worth a try if you're interested. The links to some photos below.. photos.app.goo.gl/DBvuYXjPTfJX6DpDA photos.app.goo.gl/eUeRZ8B7gpkWQLVWA

I would presume that you refer to TBM Avenger. If fact, it also has a white arrow underneath the left wing after wing extension. You could clearly see this at 10:14. In comparison, the right wing has the arrow on the upper surface after wing extension. My conjecture is that the white arrow reminds ground staff of wing section movement direction during extension.

This video has clips from a few airports/airshows, including Temora, Warnevale, Shellharbour and Ardmore (Auckland, NZ).

Yes, it was re-engined for Reno competition.

That Sea Fury video was taken at Warnervale Airport during Central Coast Airshow 2024 in Australia.

My uncle "Skip" retired from the USAF. His favorite aircraft was the B-36.

Indeed. I will give it a try next time. Thanks.

? I think you may be seeing an effect some camera speeds have on recording propellers.

@@Auggies1956exactly, shutter speed on camera causes the prop speed to look slow. You notice at different lighting settings it looks proper.

Sea Fury video was taken by me at an air show two weeks ago. Not sim.

@@DrBearAviation Ok. Approved.

@@DrBearAviation The video quality is so pristine I caught myself doubting it's authenticity briefly. Good work.

Agreed, here in Canada I've been hearing them for 70 years.