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JFrazier

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  • JFrazier
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    I got F-22s now!!!!! For a little while at least……..they’re operating out of NAS Oceana while the runways at Langely are being resurfaced.

    They’re a lot bigger than you thought, aren’t they? The first time I saw one, I was surprised at how much bigger it was than the F-16 chase plane flying next to it.

    in reply to: Question about the Su-34 #2567341
    JFrazier
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    Flanker 2010 🙂

    Nice photoshop! 😎

    in reply to: Question about the Su-34 #2567747
    JFrazier
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    No it’s not a good idea man becouse the SU-34 is long-range theatre bomber and allso a combat aircraft like F-15 and even beter.I saw what this baby can realy do.It is like SU-35 just much more havyer but still have balls of SU-27

    Huh? You still didn’t explain why it wouldn’t be a good idea.

    in reply to: TVC Flanker roll and turn rates #2567989
    JFrazier
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    As in…….

    (it’s been on my website for about 5 years now….) :- http://mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk/flankers_pages/tailbooms.htm

    Ken

    Exactly. Nice pics on your website. I guess I’ll have to do some more research on the Flanker.

    in reply to: TVC Flanker roll and turn rates #2568027
    JFrazier
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    virtually stall free performance,unbeatable pitch and roll rates through the only operational 3d TVC system in the world coupled with a super manuevrable airframe .

    After doing some research I’ve found that the Su-30MKI doesn’t really have 3D thrust vectoring. The nozzles move in an arc to kind of simulate 3D vecotring. It’s really a good idea considering that their service will probably be longer because of it.

    in reply to: F-10 compared to EF and Rafale? #2568497
    JFrazier
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    I still don’t see how the J-10 could compare to the Typhoon and Rafale.

    in reply to: TVC Flanker roll and turn rates #2568514
    JFrazier
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    They don’t call it supermanuverable for nothing.

    That doesn’t help much. Most of the supermanuverability claims come from its slow speed performance, not it’s actual combat capabilities. There is more to this than the Cobra.

    in reply to: F-10 compared to EF and Rafale? #2568636
    JFrazier
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    Now THAT has to be the best looking Super Hornet picture I’ve ever seen. Now if it had just been an “E” without that big-a$$ bubble up front. 😉

    I think that the “F” models actually look better. It’s rare that I think a two-seater looks better but it works on the Super Hornet.

    in reply to: F-35A "Lightning II" #2568900
    JFrazier
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    With that massive and a very clean airframe I wouldn’t be surprised it it can hit about Mach 2 although I wouldn’t expect much more because like F-16 and F-22 it has fixed intakes. You can have all the power in the world and without the most efficient flow of air to the engine you won’t get much past Mach 2. I don’t think the F-22 can go past Mach 2 for this very reason although I’ve never seen a confirmed number on its top speed.

    You’d surprised at hat the F-22 engineers did with its intakes. They pretty much internally regulate supersonic air coming in which rendered the moveable intakes obsolete. It’s a long explanation but I’ll have to go find it.

    in reply to: Mig-39 was born and Penetrated European air space #2570075
    JFrazier
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    I was just kidding. If you can give us some proof of this statement and event please post a link. As of right now, this seems highly improbable seeing as Russia announced that it would be flying it’s 5th generation prototype in 2007.

    in reply to: Mig-39 was born and Penetrated European air space #2570086
    JFrazier
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    Oh yes we’ve all heard about it. It will make the F-22 look like a Sopwith Camel.

    in reply to: Raptor can now be sold abroad #2570134
    JFrazier
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    The Eurofighter is clearly the better plane – the F-22 is just outclassed. Put a squadron of Eurofighters against the whole Russian Air Force and it would win – a squadron of F-22 would run out of ammunition, unless it used external hardpoints, at which point it would lose its stealth, and would barely be able to manouver, so the Russians would wipe the floor with ’em.

    That might be the the funniest thing I’ve read all day.

    in reply to: The mighty R-35. Best Turbojet? #2571801
    JFrazier
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    Sens i’m well aware of that,and how limited(to airshows mainly) is this.The thing is that JFrazier say that russians lack engine with “the envelope of the F119’s”.
    Correct me if i’m wrong but isn’t supercruise determinant by T/W ratio with engine in dry trust?So for exampe Al-31FM equiped Yak-130( 😉 ) will be capable of supercruise.And this fictional plane will be with 0 km/h to 1.7 M flight envelope?Russians lack high trust engine for fighters….nothing new.Back to reality P-42(Su-27 record plane)is capable of supercruise and high alfa numbers.Can i say that R-32 is better than F119?No,F119 is superior to any present russian engine,but your statement is just anti-russian BS.The thing that impress me in F119 is different.

    All I’ve stated are facts so far. Firebar wants to act like American engines are inferior to Russian ones so I called him out on it.

    in reply to: The mighty R-35. Best Turbojet? #2572172
    JFrazier
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    The RD-33 of Mig-29 is cleared to 90 degrees AoA at zero airspeed.

    See Tail slide or Cobra meneuver.

    We have yet to see a west fighter able to do that, regularly, with service version.

    That’s not what I mean by performance envelope. Again, the envelope of the F119’s is much larger than any Russian engine right now. Those engines may be able to go to 90 degrees alhpha but can they supercruise at Mach 1.7? No. To me, going Mach 1.7 and doing a sustained 60 degrees alpha is better than a Mach .9 cruise speed and going to an instantaneous 120+ degrees alpha.

    in reply to: The mighty R-35. Best Turbojet? #2572723
    JFrazier
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    No one can deny that Russia lack engine capable of giving an Su-30(for example) supercruise,but your other statement is just crap.There is lost of videos of Su-27/30/35 stunt maneuvers,so i can say “but the engines are also fine down to -80 knots or 120 degrees alpha”.For the -80 knots part,there is a move done by Su-30/35 in which the plane flyes with engine nozzles forward and they still run.

    That’s not what I’m talking about. Performance envelope means from 0 knots to Mach 1.7 while in military power. No Russian engine has that capability. Yes, the Russian engines are remarkably resistanat to flame out but I was mainly responding to Firebar who stated the Flankers would be limited to 50 degrees alpha with American engines.

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