Uploaded July 2021 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
#shorts In the video on my YouTube channel where a Shackleton blows over a wall when revving up its four massive engines to near full throttle, the sound-track contains some amazing information and an interesting surprise!
One can clearly see when each engine was started ... first nr. 3, then 4, followed by 2 and 1 respectively. After a few minutes’ warm-up, you will hear the almighty roar of those four Rolls-Royce 37 litre V12 engines being pushed into the red!
So, while you are trying to think why the collapsing of the wall, coincides with the sound suddenly dropping, let’s listen to a few of these moments .....
If you thought that the sound level dropped because a huge area, previously reflecting sound, suddenly disappeared, you are correct!
#shorts In the video on my YouTube channel where a Shackleton blows over a wall when revving up its four massive engines to near full throttle, the sound-track contains some amazing information and an interesting surprise!
One can clearly see when each engine was started ... first nr. 3, then 4, followed by 2 and 1 respectively. After a few minutes’ warm-up, you will hear the almighty roar of those four Rolls-Royce 37 litre V12 engines being pushed into the red!
So, while you are trying to think why the collapsing of the wall, coincides with the sound suddenly dropping, let’s listen to a few of these moments .....
If you thought that the sound level dropped because a huge area, previously reflecting sound, suddenly disappeared, you are correct!
