Vulcan XM655 - Electrical Systems - How to Part 2 May 2025 скачать в хорошем качестве

Vulcan XM655 - Electrical Systems - How to Part 2 May 2025

XM655 Chronicles - How To Part 2 :- Aircraft Electrical Systems Checkout my Channel for more Vulcan videos    / @aerosteve.i   Allen Philpott, former RAF Engineer & Instructor (C130, Nimrod & VC10 ) very kindly gave us an in-depth tour of the Power Bay and electrical systems of XM655 including the Merz Price units. Serious corrosion was found in the units meaning they have to be removed from the aircraft and rebuilt with new wiring, cue Tim Deeley beginning the strip down and testing and repair of a removed unit. We also get a close up look at the AP Manuals for XM655 and a fuel contents amplifier, one for each of the 14 fuel tanks on the aircraft. It's incredible to think that it took just 11 years to go from the first flight of the Lancaster Bomber in 1941 to the first flight of the VX770, the prototype Vulcan bomber in 1952. XM655 is an Avro Vulcan B Mk2, and the youngest Vulcan in existence (the third to last produced; XM656 and XM657 have both been scrapped). Delivered to 9 squadron at RAF Cottesmore in November 1964, she transferred to the Waddington Wing in January 1968. visit www.xm655.com for more details Vulcan Bomber, XM655, Mike Pollitt, Allen Philpott, Tim Deeley, Wellesbourne, Lancaster Bomber, VX770, Cold War, In-flight refuelling, Fuel systems, fuel tank sensor, fuel contents amplifier, Matt Wardrobe, Izzy, Simon, relays, generators, corrosion, generators, alternators, 3 phase, war plane, warplane, battle damage, systems, redundancy, bomb bay, electrical, AAPP, Airborne Auxiliary Power Plant, fuses, schematics, routing diagram, circuit diagram, fuse panels, terminal blocks, technical library, AP, Aircraft Servicing Manual, generating system, electrical systems, Blue Steel, distribution panels, cockpit, pilots station, Crew’s station, reverse engineer