its been a while but..
 

we are finally going to find out the answer!! http://www.njfboa.org/forums/showthr...ight=treadmill


Discovery Channel now!

http://www.njfboa.org/forums/showthread.php?t=31615

:doh: :owned:

The plane with fly because.....the thrust of the engines DO play a part on the ground the thrust acts on the air. if it was a car is would be different, it would go any where

so far the remote control plain took off on the "convayer belt" .......

i'm so happy right now! :D

I don't even understand how this is even a question? the plane WILL fly, the wheels have no effect on the ground velocity so therefor making the conveyor a null concept

i always said it would fly. we should go back to the old post and see who claimed it wouldnt and then beat them over the head... or just belittle them a lot


edit: and btw, i dont have cable here so you guys gotta keep me updated

:wavey: at first i said it wouldnt.. then i thought about it and changed my answer. so do i get belittled or get to belittle??

hmm, you can belittle, not to be confused with kasey "thee little"

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HA!!!! the pilot of the plain thinks its not even going to take off!!!

aanndddddddd it flies

I TOLD YOU ALL SO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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why are teh OG's the only ones celebrating this?

haha yea.. i just realized that. its like the buddy list all over again

shhhh, or ill have to lock us. ;)

i was just on the phone telling my gf about the buddylist hahahahah, im gonna make her read it someday

cinema tricks! The plane can't fly.

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lmao....here we go...

I figured a Jet plane would take off regardless, wasn't to sure about the prop plane but I was pleasantly surprised.

A jet plane for sure wouldn't work.

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of course it would.. a damn prop worked, why wouldn't a jet?


same concept as why a jet car doesnt have to do a burnout to make a 300 mph 1/4 mile pass, they put their power to the AIR (thrust) not the ground (like a car or a human), which means it doesn't matter what the ground is doing underneath of it, the thrust will push the plane through the air and it'll take off.

y not? a jet plane works on the same concept. what bout a sea plane? those dont have a solid run way

i think hes just being the devil's advocate...lol