Ivolga

IvolgaThe Russian Federation is the only country possessing the technology of ekranoplane. In addition to the giant apparatus created under the direction of R. Alekseev, developed and are small, designed for local “airlines”. An example of this is a twin-engine 10-seater airplane EP-7 “Ivolga”, created under the leadership of Vladimir Kolganova EP-7 made according to the classic scheme of the aircraft with a composite wing. On the wing of small aspect ratio located displacement hull floats and propellers in annular channels.

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BORING MILLING OF

BORING OF MILLINGThe functions of the boring machine can run, and milling. Of course, at a lower level of precision, but for many works this is not essential. For such conversion we recommend you to use developed in Valuyskiy young technicians universal boring head: it impresses manufacturability and simplicity.

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INSTEAD OF GLOVES

Keeps my hand covered with corns during garden work with a rake or a shovel, some choose to wear gloves. But on a hot summer day it is hot, hands sweating. But such ring fabric lining will protect the palm no worse than gloves, and to work with her more comfortable hand ventilated.

FLYING “SAUCERS”

FLYING Victor E. Marina from Rostov-on-don from a young age engaged in the construction of models of free flight. In recent time, leading a circle of aircraft modeling on obsut, he became interested in the structures with circular drainer, discreto. However, to achieve good results for a long time could not — flying “plates” were heavy, clumsy, and most annoying, bad flying.

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B-25 “Mitchell”

B-25 During the great Patriotic war in the Soviet Union from the United States and supplied under lend-lease twin-engine bombers b-25 “Mitchell” company “North American”. The aircraft started to be developed in 1938 as an attack-bomber. He had dvuhkilevoe tail and tricycle landing gear support to facilitate its operation. After reworking the project into a bomber the machine, adopting, received the designation b-25. Her first flight took place on 19 August 1940

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