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Re: Can the Plane Take-Off?
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Originally Posted by EricH
Now, people have used an F-18 as an example, but I'll try a Harrier for an example. Harrier won't go forward at all, but it will take off in its VTOL manner (that's Vertical TakeOff and Landing) and take off. No question about that, right? (Yeah, I'm cheating a bit, but if it's any airplane, I'll just go with a VTOL and take off without the debate.  ) |
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The plane moves in one direction, while the conveyer moves in the opposite direction.
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vtol is not allowed. the plane's thrust is angled down so the conveyor belt can't move in the opposite direction anymore. illegal move  |
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