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Syrian And Irans New Fighter


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Watch the Youtube This is one fine ride!

A Very Interesting Aircraft

This is ominous!

The red smoke coming from the wingtips is only there to demonstrate

to spectators on the ground the direction the plane is actually moving

through the air.

Normally the smoke wouldn't be there.

When the smoke is streaming behind, the airplane is moving fast forward.

When the airplane is engulfed in smoke, it means the airplane is almost

stopped in mid-air.

The maneuverability of this plane is incredible.

This plane would be nearly impossible to defeat in a dogfight.

Russia now has #1 fighter plane in the world... SU-30-Vectored Thrust

with Canards.

As you watch this airplane, look at the canards moving along side of, and

just below the canopy rail.

The "canards" are the small wings forward of the main wings?

The smoke and contrails provide a sense of the actual

flight path, sometimes in reverse direction.

This video is of an in-flight demonstration flown by the Russian's-30MK

fighter aircraft.

You will not believe what you are about to see.

The fighter can stall from high speed, stopping forward motion in seconds.

(full stall).

Then it demonstrates an ability to descend tail first without

causing a compressor stall.

It can also recover from a flat spin in less than a minute.

These maneuver capabilities don't exist in any other aircraft in the world today.

We don't know which nations will soon be flying the SU-30MK,

hopefully China isn't one of them.

Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory

Note: Friends worked with advanced aircraft flight control systems and

concepts for many years as an extension of stability control and means of control.

Canards and vectored thrust were among many concepts examined to extend our

fighter aircraft performance.

Neither our current or next generation aircraft now poised for funding & production

can in any way match the performance of this Russian aircraft NOW FLYING

in any near combat situation.

Somehow the bankrupt Russian aircraft industry has out produced our

complex politically tainted aerospace industry with this technology marvel.

Scratch any ideas of close in air-to-air combat with this aircraft in the future.

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Russia now has #1 fighter plane in the world... SU-30-Vectored Thrust

with Canards.

Ahahaha.

Do you believe everything you see on RT?

Also, nice plane for the Middle East, but they can't mass produce it, and a pilot with dozens of missions behind his belt in an F-22 would most likely wreck it.

By the way, the technology our military currently has out there for the public is in no way the best we have. You're a fool if you think that.

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Watch the Youtube This is one fine ride!

A Very Interesting Aircraft

This is ominous!

The red smoke coming from the wingtips is only there to demonstrate

to spectators on the ground the direction the plane is actually moving

through the air.

Normally the smoke wouldn't be there.

When the smoke is streaming behind, the airplane is moving fast forward.

When the airplane is engulfed in smoke, it means the airplane is almost

stopped in mid-air.

The maneuverability of this plane is incredible.

This plane would be nearly impossible to defeat in a dogfight.

Russia now has #1 fighter plane in the world... SU-30-Vectored Thrust

with Canards.

As you watch this airplane, look at the canards moving along side of, and

just below the canopy rail.

The "canards" are the small wings forward of the main wings?

The smoke and contrails provide a sense of the actual

flight path, sometimes in reverse direction.

This video is of an in-flight demonstration flown by the Russian's-30MK

fighter aircraft.

You will not believe what you are about to see.

The fighter can stall from high speed, stopping forward motion in seconds.

(full stall).

Then it demonstrates an ability to descend tail first without

causing a compressor stall.

It can also recover from a flat spin in less than a minute.

These maneuver capabilities don't exist in any other aircraft in the world today.

We don't know which nations will soon be flying the SU-30MK,

hopefully China isn't one of them.

Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory

Note: Friends worked with advanced aircraft flight control systems and

concepts for many years as an extension of stability control and means of control.

Canards and vectored thrust were among many concepts examined to extend our

fighter aircraft performance.

Neither our current or next generation aircraft now poised for funding & production

can in any way match the performance of this Russian aircraft NOW FLYING

in any near combat situation.

Somehow the bankrupt Russian aircraft industry has out produced our

complex politically tainted aerospace industry with this technology marvel.

Scratch any ideas of close in air-to-air combat with this aircraft in the future.

Happy April fools day to you too

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