Next patch, my friend.
Locked to 12g pull with RCS of Manhattan. Because marketing lie.
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i think this jet can help pilot to resist more G pressure
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Lmao, can’t wait to read all the mental gymnastics justifying that canards are the next best thing for stealth – coming from the same gymnasts that said canards on the J20 are bad.
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tbf, doesnt j20 have a traditional tail and canards, while this only has canards
This is obviously a premium only 11.0 jet.
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i think its “Canards” will help it reach high speed wihtout Vertical Stabilizer
Yeah I’m sure the fact its missing a traditional tail makes the canards less impactful.
I mean, it has even less control surfaces, assuming it still has ailerons it has a total of 4 vs the 6 on f22/35 or 8 on the j20.
that is the difference
but there is a HUGE QUESTION…
WHAT WILL HAPPEN TO F-22s?
WILL US SELL THEM?
lol
I wish they could keep them… but since the production lines were closed a while ago they’ll most probably end up in long-term storage alongside the F-117s
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nope, thats literally illegal, probably gonna stay in service to the end of life, because even though this aims to replace them there probably wont be enough before f22s age out
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2nd probably. China was first
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UK wanted to buy them I think
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The NGAD was in development first and flew first, that’s why I wrote that.
The chinese were the first ones to make it public though.
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that depends on if you believe Chinese media (and the dates of flight tests arent known but for this at the latest started 2020)
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That was a particularly 5th gen copy and this was officially released by the government
bro china is a fake producer. if chinese 6th gen (if you can call it 6th gen) is 10, US 6th gen is 1,000
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Computers
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Almost no chance it will have canards
It has canards on the official image so it will probably have them.
This was the design of the F/A-XX after all.
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