So with news a few weeks back that this year the F35B will again be attempting to do the UK Farnborough and RIAT airshows, I have to ask, has the F35 been doing shows in the US? Anyone had a chance to see one yet?
There have been a few but i dont recall actual demonstrations
Well yeah I've seen a few out of Pensacola before but I thought it was airshow wise. I've seen them as a static demonstration before but never started up and performed..
I have seen an F22 though, that was interesting (but at the same time boring... I don't like it or the 35 at all.)
And where exactly did you get a G1000?No F-35 for me, thank you very much. I'm having enough fun trying to master the G1000 in a 172. Did you know that system has a lean-assist feature based on individual cylinder temps? Who needs that? God gave me ears specifically so I could lean an engine properly.
Luckily Ohio State paid for that part. They've got five spanky new planes within the last two years.And where exactly did you get a G1000?
Well yeah I've seen a few out of Pensacola before but I thought it was airshow wise. I've seen them as a static demonstration before but never started up and performed..
I have seen an F22 though, that was interesting (but at the same time boring... I don't like it or the 35 at all.)
So with news a few weeks back that this year the F35B will again be attempting to do the UK Farnborough and RIAT airshows, I have to ask, has the F35 been doing shows in the US? Anyone had a chance to see one yet?
Huh. My cousin I think two semesters ago was one of the tug drivers for part-time, but he never mentioned much about this.Luckily Ohio State paid for that part. They've got five spanky new planes within the last two years.
Meh, I'm more of a steam gauge fan than a full cockpit of CDUs. In terms of commercial aircraft, not really a fan of the 777, but more a 767/757 (which s reaffirmed that after the simulator time I got).F-22 boring???!!!? It makes an F-15 look like a Super Sabre! I don't understand you, man!!!
0 F-15C's shot down ever by enemy aircraft.Huh. My cousin I think two semesters ago was one of the tug drivers for part-time, but he never mentioned much about this.
Meh, I'm more of a steam gauge fan than a full cockpit of CDUs. In terms of commercial aircraft, not really a fan of the 777, but more a 767/757 (which s reaffirmed that after the simulator time I got).
Plus, how many F15s have been shot down?
Fighter jets have been active again over here in the east, guess the military is bored.Just saw four Blackhawks flying over my town. They flew two-by-two, but in a staggered formation. There's been a lot of military aircraft operating above my town in the past few days. On Friday, I caught a glimpse of a C-17 several miles out of town. I know Maguire/Dix/Lakehurst was conducting live fire exercises over the weekend, but it seems like they're moving quite a bunch of their aircraft around.
EDIT: They just flew over again, going the opposite direction.
Fighter jets have been active again over here in the east, guess the military is bored.
Sadly no, but they're louder than anything else that flies over us.Have you been able to identify which fighters they're using? I wish I could see them as often as I see the C-17s and tankers here.
0 F-15C's shot down ever by enemy aircraft.
F-15 is an all-star, F-22 is a toy. The F-22 would be a dog, but better than a F(ail)-35.
The guys flying them here, both 15 and 22 pilots have a different story. True, no air-to-air enemy has shot down an F-15, but in training runs here at Tyndall and elsewhere, the -15s can't handle the -22. A single F-22 killed eight F-15s in a single exercise, and none of the F-15s even knew he was there.
And everyone, myself included, belittles the F-35, yet the existence of the F-35 is the very reason that production of F-22s was stopped. Supposedly no one fields an opponent the -22 was made to kill, and the -35 is the Pentagon's favorite one-for-all, all-for-one airplane.
The guys flying them here, both 15 and 22 pilots have a different story. True, no air-to-air enemy has shot down an F-15, but in training runs here at Tyndall and elsewhere, the -15s can't handle the -22. A single F-22 killed eight F-15s in a single exercise, and none of the F-15s even knew he was there.
To that point...
Is there more to that GIF? I see everything up to the point where the F-15 pilot rolls left and tilts his head up. Then the GIF just stops. It doesn't restart or anything. I even clicked on the link to take me directly to Imgur.
Is there more to that GIF? I see everything up to the point where the F-15 pilot rolls left and tilts his head up. Then the GIF just stops. It doesn't restart or anything. I even clicked on the link to take me directly to Imgur.
I'd rather say it's due to the fact it's the single most expensive aircraft per hour to fly ever made...yet the existence of the F-35 is the very reason that production of F-22s was stopped.
No, it's simple he was shot down in a simulation setting. F-22 got him and rolled off, the gif doesn't do anything more it just captures the point of how the fight would go in real world.
:/ I would have preferred a full video, even if it's a simulation. Three seconds doesn't convey a whole lot of information.
I'd rather say it's due to the fact it's the single most expensive aircraft per hour to fly ever made...