Turbofan said:All I see are pictures and examples that are far from a wing like object striking a pole.
The label on that last pole says it's fiberglass. Hate when that happens.
You wanted photos of specific impact/shearing damage to a pole? I could have sworn you asked for photos of a metal cylinder bent without a mandrel or radius tooling.
The goalposts are moving so fast it's hard to keep up. Apologies.

But you admit that such a pole can be bent without a mandrel, yes?It's not my fault you cannot read. If you go back to initial post, I asked someone
to show how a plane wing type object could form a smooth radius in a metal
pole with similar force as the alleged plane.
Then your basic friends come back with a bunch of pictures and experiments
that resemble anything buy what I asked. They even want a million on top of
that![]()
You had to use a RADIUS Basic guy!
Try that with a suitable plane wing facsimile at a simulated 530 MPH!
Basic guys, try to keep up. One end of the pole is planted. The other
end is struck with great force.
This is funny stuff.
Wait, a pole is "radius tooling"? I'll be damned.
I suppose I could have bent it with my bare hands.
You want me to go that?
I will, if you promise to give me the flight path calculations for the stupid CIT NOC path, what do you say?
STRIKE IT WITH AN AIRPLANE WING LIKE OBJECT AT A SIMULATED SPEED OF
530 MPH!
Damn, my 2 year old nephew would have had these instructions down on the
first try I'm sure.
STRIKE IT WITH AN AIRPLANE WING LIKE OBJECT AT A SIMULATED SPEED OF 530 MPH!
Go find a metal cylinder and bend it without a mandrel, or radius tooling.
Without a mandrel inside of the tube, the metal will collapse on itself and kink.
I think he'll ignore that, being the gutless coward he is.Does this mean you now retract the following claim?
STRIKE IT WITH AN AIRPLANE WING LIKE OBJECT AT A SIMULATED SPEED OF
530 MPH!
STRIKE IT WITH AN AIRPLANE WING LIKE OBJECT AT A SIMULATED SPEED OF
530 MPH!
I suspect the reality of his money matches that of his conclusions on 9/11. Good luck.A pole bent by Hurricane Katrina: http://picasaweb.google.com/BigLassiter/Mississippi#5123968568266478194
Another light pole bent when a tree fell on the wire: http://www.flickr.com/photos/katesherrill/2573607303/
Let me know when I can expect that check for $1 million Turbofan...
For those of you considering buying a 757 jet, to slam it's wing into an aluminium pole at above 500 mph, to prove to Turbonuts the error of his ways. Please make sure Turbodunce is in the 757 so he gets a good look at it when it happens.