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Fastest manned jet I have made

Mach 3.78

With HUD, external lights, flaps, airbrakes, and autobrake function

u/Kaggles_N533PA — 11 days ago

Questions on Someone Out There Loves You

I didn't know the existence of this song until recently (Yes I found it out thanks to the release of 20th anniversary deluxe edition)

What is this song actually about? People on Genius website says it is a song for people with suicidal thoughts. Do you guys agree or are there more room for interpretations?

Do we even know when this song was written and whether it was supposed to have a connection to TBP?

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u/Kaggles_N533PA — 29 days ago

Newly built jet

Not the fastest jet I've ever made but it is more efficient. And still enough to reach Mach 2.75 at 18,000m

Exceeding 21,000m in altitude with afterburner on makes horizontal stabilizer to burn and that is an issue for sure

u/Kaggles_N533PA — 1 month ago
▲ 109 r/scuba

Cenote Car Wash

I was apparently lucky enough to see this place with tannic acid creating green layer. The guide said he dove here 50 times previously but seen this phenomenon for the first time and asked me to take some of my camera footage for himself

u/Kaggles_N533PA — 2 months ago
▲ 3 r/scuba

Tips on flooded ear?

Hello! New diver here.

I have logged barely more than 10 dives so I am quite a novice.

One trend I have found is that my left ear is prone to flooding and it sometimes takes hours for trapped water to drain itself out. And I really REALLY hate that feeling. So here I am asking experienced divers who might have suffered and found a working solution to problems I have experienced.

I have tried hopping with my left ear pointing down but it never worked. Website I have found suggests lying down on the side of my blocked ear, wiggling my earlobes, using hairdryer, and gentle compression of my ear with warm towels. I am sure (and I hope) experienced divers of this sub should have tried some of these aforementioned methods or other better methods.

I have never experienced this muffled feeling after the dives I kept my left ear pointing downward (so the water did not inflitrate my ear canal). I assumed that this had been flooding for this reason.

Sorry if this is disobeying Rule 11. I am posting this because I think this is more of asking a tip than a medical issue.

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u/Kaggles_N533PA — 2 months ago

How do you guys actually deal with J20 at high lvl?

Like, J20 at lvl 16 and above with faster flare is just unkillable even when I'm flying an interceptor

I just had a priority target match and the enemy won with 125 vs 7 score in a J20. Without Rafale, I don't see any way to actually kill or at least suppress J20

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u/Kaggles_N533PA — 2 months ago

Never seen someone with these many kills

Low trophy PT game so I can see why there was a high kill count but this is just wow

u/Kaggles_N533PA — 3 months ago

Not 100% sure about the new atmospheric heating effect

I like the overall idea and I could see some inprovements. But I don't think it is working smoothly on smaller crafts that well

u/Kaggles_N533PA — 3 months ago
▲ 119 r/rocketry

University club test launch

1/8x speed shot with my GoPro

Somehow had more thrust than our static fire results

u/Kaggles_N533PA — 4 months ago
▲ 237 r/rocketry

University club static fire

About 380g of KNSB

Max thrust: 182.67 N
Total impulse: 364.4 N*S

u/Kaggles_N533PA — 4 months ago