The main air scoop inlet was redesigned to become a fixed unit with a larger opening, replacing the earlier scoop which could be lowered into the airstream.
32.
His Suzuki's wing bottomed out on the rough surface two miles from the finish, knocking the right front corner loose and turning it into a giant air scoop.
33.
Before release, they were spun backwards at 700 to 900 rpm by a ram air turbine mounted in the bomb bay's midsection, fed by an extendable air scoop.
34.
The 4-4-2 W-30 added a fiberglass hood ( option W25 ) with functional air scoops and low-restriction air cleaner, aluminum intake manifold, special camshaft, cylinder heads, distributor, and carburetor.
35.
It had a lighter weight body, front ski shocks ( the first time on a Raider ), and a different hatch design, that had air scoops instead of a passenger seat.
36.
The craft must be designed to capture large amounts of thin air in the upper atmosphere, McClinton said, and the shape of the vehicle must work like a giant air scoop.
37.
The large air scoop that had previously been on the roof was also removed, and small vents were placed on the side of the cockpit to feed air to the engine.
38.
During World War II, Borroughs was subcontracted to manufacture various military components, such as land tank components, gun turret components, air scoops for aircraft, and water baffles for amphibious landing craft.
39.
As part of the 1976 modifications, various air scoops were moved and redesigned, offering a slight performance increase, while the extended wing tips reduced the stall speed from to in the 112A.
40.
Trials with the prototype continued through late 1915 and seem to have been mainly concerned with the development of the new RAF 4 engine, especially the design of a satisfactory air scoop.
