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dang!, that P-51 sounds so good

We wanted wacky races is what I read in general from these comments. And I think we were robbed

Young people listening these sounds today: "wow amazing 😮" 90 years old people listening it: "😖☠"

As long as it took these guys to get these planes started. The war would have been over!!!😮😅😮

Ah yes. Bob Sample. Cousin to the wider known Bob Semple.

The TBM Avenger was also used by the U.S. Navy as a dive bomber. The folded wings means that it was a carrier based aircraft.

Solo puso el tanque Ruso en la miniatura para atraer a los wheraboos

Those radial motors have more chop than a majority of the muscle cars I’ve heard in my life

If i remember correctly Spit's manual says max 20sec starter operation time...but again: these birds sound so awesome, nothing comes close.

No wonder we won the war! Our engines sounded much better

Love all these, but that damned P-47 is a beast. I don't think the rebuilt engines have the turbosupercharger anymore....too difficult to maintain.

spitfire is violent love it

Just something about hearing the sound of the the am-zero is eerie knowing that dec 7 '41 that hundreds came out of the cloud at Pearl Harbor

The P-47 Thunderbolt is just an absolute beast….didn’t have the greatest range as an heavy bomber escort but it brought hell upon the German ground forces.

The P51D will always be my favorite plane . Her sister twin Engine Mustàng and the P38 Lightning.

Now the most powerful Radial Engine ever made. In one of the most famous Beautiful every made

Hope you didn't hear me yelling. Come on Baby! Come on Baby! LoL Nothing as Beautiful as a Merlin !

burned up that starter i promise you.

Nothing sounds better than a P51

F4U-5....P-51B/C with Malcom Hood

Ok, not bad BUT the Avenger was used by the U.S. Navy, U.S. Marines and Royal Navy, later post-war by several countries (including Japan!) BUT it was NOT used by the USAF or the RAF!

Ya the men way back then or ground crew were much more professional were trained a lot more these these civilians

God that Jug sounds like a Big Block Mopar starting up. Thicc and beefy.

P-47💙

The French used the Corsair too

7:39 Type 0 carrier-based fighter 52 aka Zero Fighter The format is A6M5 The installed engine is "Sakae San Ikko" Manufactured at the Koizumi factory of Nakajima Aircraft around March 1944. The production number is 5357 The assignment of this aircraft belonged to the former Imperial Japanese Navy 261 Naval Air Corps. After passing through "Iwo Jima", he was assigned with the 261st Naval Air Corps to defend Saipan Island. On June 15, 1944, the Battle of Saipan broke out. Four days later, the Saipan No. 1 base where the unit was deployed fell into the hands of the US military, and 24 Zero Fighters, including this machine, were recovered. The paint at the time of recovery was camouflage paint After the US military's technical research was completed, all Zero fighters owned were sold to the private sector. This aircraft was acquired by Edward T. Maloney, founder of the Planes of Fame Air Museum. It has been repainted several times during restoration and is now painted by Mitsubishi Heavy Industries. Although it is called the Chinese Air Force, it is actually five Zero Fighters captured by the Republic of China (Taiwan) Air Force and is not in operation. The operational country officially used in the war was the Indonesian independence guerrilla During the Indonesian War of Independence that broke out in 1945, independent guerrillas captured a Zero Fighter and fought against the Dutch army. Anyway, zero is the pride of us Japanese.

Why does it seem these planes have a hard time starting ?

"Overpowered??" How so?

Growing up in the 60s and 70s I fell in love with WWII planes from watching Baa Baa Black Sheep and Tora Tora Tora and Midway about 17,000 times.

Everyone fawns over the buttery smooth sound of a RR Merlin and I do appreciate their sound, but what really gets me going are the radical pops from a big radial like a Wright R-2600 Twin Cyclone or a BMW 801.

Damn long start sequence. Any worries about starter wire or starter motor burning out??

Question, why are aircraft engines so difficult to get started? I notice even the straight, not just the rotary engines are hard to start. Quote of the day: "Never feel sorry for a man who owns a plane" What movie is it from, and who said it? 🙂

banned because it went against the club of tossers

I am left confused? I really enjoyed this video. Yet watching some of them start caused me great anxiety.

Ручку декомпрессора забывают нажать штоль?

1:00 Come on Kermit Weeks, I ain't got all day........

Can someone explain the shotgun shell for me? In the wildcat

Bizde bundan 50 adetten fazla var ama toprağa gömülü

Surprised more not using APUs to start.

Wildcat start 👍👍👍💣💥😃

Dale con el dedo de una vez, y ya verás como arranca, se va a quedar sin Batería el roplano leches. No hay. Nada más que mirones en la pista y detrás de cámara .. Desde luego es que la informática no ayuda Nada, van de Mirones Como no tienen que poner o comprar baterías, no ponen ni el dedo , pa ayudar al motor.🤣🤣🤣

All the aircraft from both world wars, korea, and vietnam should have many many saved for history

I liked the FW190 best. Sounds like a tractor 👍

How can that starter take that brutal punishment trying to crank that Merlin over to start?

Thank you for uploading and sharing

One heck of a starter on that Spitfire

That why I appreciate everything Sporty's does for us.. thank you.

AH1 sky raiders provided higher survivability due to air cooling vs water cooling and ice seen radials with cylinders blown off and the plane and pilot RTB. For low level ground pounding it’s radials high altitude vertical fighting goes to in lines

Without the Merlin Engine The Mustang would be remembered as Tony the Pony

That thing sounds like I feel in the morning.....a bit slow....