f-22a "Dangerous" Thrust vectoring vid

[eATS]

may have been posted, vid shows a few thrust vectoring moves.

at recent airshows f-22 has floated in vertical climb at a stand still, multiple loops while in place, tail slides...

just waiting to see new vids, got any????!!!

http://www.f22-raptor.com/media/video_gallery/videos/04_006L.WMV

[ocean]

Cool video. I remember someone a long time ago even post an article on F22 manufaturing process. But that thread seems gone now.

[eATS]

i posted this link long while back, it has a bunch of vids... mostly x35 and weapon systems , some f22...

http://www.lockheedmartin.com/wms/findPage.do?prfr=true&dsp=fnec&ti=106&jsi=false

[ocean]

Great! thank you.

[A Soldier]

That is a great fighter, nice vid thanks for posting it. America has complete air supremacy with that thing up there.

[eATS]

np,

just found this one, it has 2 stalls with vectoring that other one only shows glimpse of...

http://www.aviationexplorer.com/f22_raptor_01.wmv

[Midav]

http://semperapollo.com/Quickstart/VideoLib/Langley2006/Raptor.mpg

Dunno if posted yet, but thanks goes to: http://www.f-16.net/f-16_forum_viewtopic-t-5343-postdays-0-postorder-asc-start-15.html

:)

Titled: Raptor performance at Langley

Amazing how it can just stand still in mid air. Sure, a sitting duck, but cool to see anywhoo ;)

[Ryan-John]

http://semperapollo.com/Quickstart/VideoLib/Langley2006/Raptor.mpg

Dunno if posted yet, but thanks goes to: http://www.f-16.net/f-16_forum_viewtopic-t-5343-postdays-0-postorder-asc-start-15.html

:)

Titled: Raptor performance at Langley

Amazing how it can just stand still in mid air. Sure, a sitting duck, but cool to see anywhoo ;)
This vectoring system, allowing the aircraft to"stand in mid-air" is an essential in dogfights ( But with who? :) 20yrs into the future dun duun duuuuuuun *cough* China *cough* rofl) Imagine you have a MiG on your tail, simply vector the thrust, stand in mid-air, let it pass! While you ingage the heat-seeking missile! BOOM BANG Ka-Pow!! :roll: No professional here, just a simple put together from me ol' noggin.

[Holycrusader]

This vectoring system, allowing the aircraft to"stand in mid-air" is an essential in dogfights ( But with who? :) 20yrs into the future dun duun duuuuuuun *cough* China *cough* rofl) Imagine you have a MiG on your tail, simply vector the thrust, stand in mid-air, let it pass! While you ingage the heat-seeking missile! BOOM BANG Ka-Pow!! :roll: No professional here, just a simple put together from me ol' noggin.

Only if you fly 200/km/h

[AlexNenadic]

This vectoring system, allowing the aircraft to"stand in mid-air" is an essential in dogfights ( But with who? :) 20yrs into the future dun duun duuuuuuun *cough* China *cough* rofl) Imagine you have a MiG on your tail, simply vector the thrust, stand in mid-air, let it pass! While you ingage the heat-seeking missile! BOOM BANG Ka-Pow!! :roll: No professional here, just a simple put together from me ol' noggin.

Thats a very very bad idea. Sitting still with no energy is just begging to get nailed by the bandit's wingman.

[eATS]

thats the best vid i seen.. Nice

[eATS]

This vectoring system, allowing the aircraft to"stand in mid-air" is an essential in dogfights ( But with who? :) 20yrs into the future dun duun duuuuuuun *cough* China *cough* rofl) Imagine you have a MiG on your tail, simply vector the thrust, stand in mid-air, let it pass! While you ingage the heat-seeking missile! BOOM BANG Ka-Pow!! :roll: No professional here, just a simple put together from me ol' noggin.

here is some stuff that might compete..

http://www.electronicaviation.com/downloads/sukhoiandmig144.mpg

[LordHalbert]

Is the F-22 still in the testing phase or is it operational?

[stuntman]

I think the trust vectoring is for high altitude turning not fancy hard turning.

[eATS]

yah thats true, im sure it could help in a emergency... plus they are discovering the planes capabilities still...

http://img80.imageshack.us/img80/2531/f22raptorthrust0ep.gif

[usafbalad]

Is the F-22 still in the testing phase or is it operational?

There are two operational squadrons right now. One at Langley and the other at Elmendorf, Alaska.

I am currently at Tyndall AFB, and this is the base where all the pilots are trained how to fly the jet. I wish I could get up close to it and take pics, but its not allowed.

[eATS]

cool vid

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-4414306919241680979&q=%22f-22%22

[eATS]

There are two operational squadrons right now. One at Langley and the other at Elmendorf, Alaska.

I am currently at Tyndall AFB, and this is the base where all the pilots are trained how to fly the jet. I wish I could get up close to it and take pics, but its not allowed.

Northern Edge at Elmendorf, there should be some photos from that. i only found pre-operation photos and raptor arriving vids...

[cepera]

cool vid

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-4414306919241680979&q=%22f-22%22

Yea that's my video on google. Was about to add it here but you got me )

[eATS]

hay man Great Video, srry lol.