“Getting data into an F-22 is not hard,” Keys says. “Getting it out [while staying low observable] is more difficult. We bought the links, but we just don’t have them on yet.” 😉
LM
“The F-35 will be the first jet fighter that has sensor fusion ..” 😉
See this is where your reading comprehension is not up to the task, had you read the articles properly you would see they are already doing it without the links, that is they are already acting as mini AWACS and you cannot seem to understand/comprehend that fact. The whole gist of one of the articles is about it!
You can claim all you want otherwise but you are flat wrong.
Building a 20 by 20 meter hangar with a roof of 3 or more meter thick layers of reinforced concrete is, naturally, pricy, but perhaps it does have its merit. 3 meters + of concrete is enough to prevent SDBs from penetrating it,
SDB’s are extremely accurate, accurate enough to put one after another onto the same square metre of concrete, so one aircraft may need to expand two or three SDBs but the result will be one very busted up hanger.
You are free to counter that by data and a related source. Non is forced to accept mine or share my opinions about that.
To give you a helping hand about serious reading and stick to your example.
“The Raptor typically flies way higher than everybody else and it handles like a dream at those altitudes.” Tolliver wouldn’t confirm the operating altitude,”
Who is everybody else? We can assume in favor of Mr Tolliver that he has the present US-fighters in mind. Everyone can guess about that from A-10 till F-15, but even that does not work, when the F-15C has a service ceiling of 60 kf too.
I’m really not sure your reading comprehension is up to the job of communicating with others. The gripe was with you claiming that Raptors do not act as mini AWACS, you were proven very very wrong by two articles with quotes from serving airforce personel, you then went on to claim that the article was bogus because it didn’t fit your narrow viewpoint.
To be blunt about it there have been many other threads where people have called you out, quite rightly for what you are and that is a troll.
So much about the Height Ceiling of combat aircraft from your side, when proven wrong to all to see. Maybe you have a better defenition of tropopause otherwise you can look here as an intrested reader at least. 😉
http://www.google.de/
No list of credentials? Suprising… (also why is the tropopause so important? I couldn’t care less about it tbh and it’s not relevent…
And speaking of bad behaviour, your blatent trolling in this thread is just that. When another poster mentioned F-22’s being used to help legecy fighters by acting as a mini AWACS you claimed:
“Nice idea, but it does not work, too fast for the subsonic F-16/F-15. If that is not enough, the present F-22A does not have the related network capability to do so at all.
To make things worse, it is limited to some minutes only, even with some arial tanker support. “
Then when shown absolute proof you were wrong you simply switched into troll mode and declared the articles to be lies, lets have a look at what you wrote:
“The Americans can be told everything to stay polite. I will not blame the author for that, maybe he forget that important detail or was not aware about that at all.
Just the critical network fusion is missing with the F-22A and a lot of money has to be taken again to refit that. At least he does deliver the arguments for that, when he was briefed by the military about the “new” role of the F-22A.
Here another highlight of detailed information:
“The Raptor typically flies way higher than everybody else and it handles like a dream at those altitudes.” Tolliver wouldn’t confirm the operating altitude,”
That is what you call trolling, plain and simple and also damn rude to for all those trying to get the real picture are being spoon fed your rubbish.
Stop trying to play the experts on subjects you know nothing about is all we ask.
Going personal without data and sources are just bad behavior to stay polite. 😎
So, care to enlighten us with your credentials and work history regarding aviation or are you as i suspect another wannabe expert?
Well, in pub it is. In the actual air it isn’t. This is why you’re “pub expert”…;)
I don’t drink or venture into pubs for your information and I have no qualifications that are relevent to aviation matters.
Now, perhaps you would care to lay your credentials on the table – no BS as you’re bound to be caught out in the future and by the few actual experts on this forum, just the truth so what are yours?
Infact why doesn’t everyone start laying out theier qualifications/credentials for all to see?
LOL, are you sferrin’s brother, imbecile?
How much is 12200m? Have you even bothered to calculate, or is it too high for you, eh?…Another, “pub expert”/LOL.
Now, I’m fed with your stupidity as well, so just haul your dumb a$$ and close the doors on your way out, “son”/ROFLMAO…
!2200 metres is much closer to 36k than 50k or 60k, wouldn’t you agree?
And as for pub expert, no i’m nothing of the sort. Instead I choose to listen to professionals about aircraft rather than jumped up kids on the internet pretending to be experts and that right there is the reason I don’t buy much of what you spout.
In all likelyhood you probably work in a fast food ‘restaraunt’ and have no qualifications that give you any sort of credentials to talk about aviation matters yet here you are day in day out playing the expert, it really is comical – don’t worry though there’s a fair few of you on this board.
I do think the Dutch should start making their claims on Gibraltar as well. It’s about time, and just as justified as the British presence.
And Gibraltar as British as it gets? Except that it was the first place where I had seen prices in shops in Euros. In 1999.
🙂 Goodluck with that little adventure :diablo:
1) Where did I say, F22’s op height is 35k ft? Get your facts straight.
Post number 39 in this very thread my son. To quote what you can’t remember you wrote:
“Bottom tropopause, just above contrail belt (about 12200m) is much more likely operational height.”
To much weed rots your memory…
Well sferrin, the only dark and smelly place around here, is the place you crawled from into this world.
Now, I always knew you’re one of the dumber members (just check your avatar/LOL), but your existence per se, doesn’t give you the right to spread stupidity throughout this forum and especially participate, so arrogantly, in something you don’t understand. It’s not polite vis-a-vis grownups, that are trying to have a conversation here, at least. 😉
So, I was thinking, maybe some of Photoshop skilled guys here, can remove a bra and nickers from sferrin’s favorite F22’s pic, so he can go jerk off and leave the rest of us alone.
Anyway, enough time lost on your pathetic being, sferrin…Get lost.Now, before continuing, I apologize for colorful language, but this matter needed to be put in check.
As for the data I’m using, it’s all public domain knowledge released through LM’s/USAF’s PR channels. LOL, IS THERE ANY OTHER?!?!? Again, I’m not reading fortune cards and if someone has any objections, just post link, chart, or whatever and than we can talk about that.
Non of that gets around the fact that your claim of Raptors not operating at 60k and that they normally operate at is 36k is utterly wrong.
Not sure where I got these figures from , but the F-22 environmental system is cleared to 66000 feet (20,064 m).
With full military power the F-22 can hit 50,000 feet (15200 m), reheat gives 65,000 feet (19760 m).
‘Typical operating altitude’ is 60,000 feet (18240 m).
At last, someone who’s done some research, yay! 🙂
It’s dark there, it smells, and you REALLY don’t want to know.
Sounds like an accurate guess on your part.
What are you talking about?
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He has no f**king idea what he’s talking about, I have no idea if he’s drunk or what but he’s making a real fool of himself.
His posts regarding the F-22 aren’t worth responding to anymore either as far as i’m concerned as he claims to know more than those who operate the machines every damn day.
Reality doesn’t seem to agree with you. That’s EXACTLY what the F-22 did in the Alaskan Red Flag (and I’m sure others as much as the ability has been talked about).
Remember, he knows more about the Raptor and how it operates than those who fly it everyday and have done for years do 😉