I would think it would not be very hard to make an f 18 to be able to do a dump and burn. all planes can dump fuel, it is just that the f 111 have an elotronic ignighter at the back of the plane.
@outofideas101 The F-111 does not have a fuel dump ignition system, it is simply the fact that the dump nozzle is positioned between the nozzles that causes the fuel to ignite (the hot gases from the engines and flames from the afterburners ignite the fuel as it spreads out behind the aircraft.)
@outofideas101 Not correct. if you ever had the honour of getting up and personal with one of these things, the f111 had a MASSIVE dump valve right between the engine nozzles. The fuel dumps at a rate of a 44 gal drum a sec and can be ignited by the afterburner flame. It was discovered quite by accident. The F18 however has the dump outlets at the top of the tailfins. If you look closely, you can see a small rectangular outlet. So there wont be any burn there.
@krashdown102 uh yeah it can, by dumping out the back with a modified one that is meant for airshows and dump and burns, and igniting it with the afterburner
Come on you Yanks, just ask an Aussie how things are done! If you're gonna break 'em or burn 'em let us Aussies show you how it's done properly. Not bad for a plane that shoulda been scrapped twenty years ago.
@bushranger51 The RAAF have done a wonderful job with the beloved F-111. Being able to pick and choose what upgrades and sustainment blocks to install on their jets has led them to basically having a super Aardvark. Such an awesome plane that here in the US had it's role taken away by the Eagle and the Bone.
I'm not surprised that an american cant tell the difference between an australian accent (assuming that accounts for the Horrendus "shrimp on the barbie" jibe) and a NEW ZEALAND accent. Wanaka is in new zealand my friend. And obviously, you guys havent forgotten Paul Hogan's comment from 1000 years ago. I mean, come on-Get some new material. We eat PRAWNS, not Shrimp hahahhahahaha
Dude, I don't think you lot can tell the difference. I'm pretty good at picking up accents but I can't tell a Kiwi from an Aussie. South African is the one that screws up most of us Yanks. It sounds Aussie,Kiwi,Brit and Yank all at the same time. And I do like prawns. Shit, I forgot Tazmania. 'Nother time.
You absolutly don't want to know how many gallons of Kerosene this thing can burn per minute. This has to be one of the most polluting plane to ever be designed.
Ahhhh the good ole 'pig' Love the 'pig'! Awesum strike force bomber! Dump and burn is very cool- not necessarily burn to disband fuel, but I am sure when flying at low altitude it serves a great purpose! I suppose you could use it in a dogfight too!
It was originally designed as a bomber with fighter capabilities but against today's 4.5 & 5th gen aircraft it'd be useless XD
My AAFC squad the 111st will be getting an F-111 to do a dump and burn at our induction march. Not so surprisingly our CO's badge will have the F-111 on it too.
I worked on F111s for 10 years and never once saw or heard of one doing a dump and burn in an emergency. Like any other jet they will just dump fuel, usually over the ocean if they can. The last thing aircrew want to have to think about in an emergency is a 100foot flame behind their jet.
@Hoobee26 I was in 474TFW 429TFS OMS and we had one of our F-111A model declare inflight emergency and dump fuel over populated area and lit it up to avoid fuel hitting ground at the low altitude they were flying. It was probably 75 or 76 when they were still at Nellis. It was at night and the base commander recieved lots of calls on it (so we heard). Scared lots of folks.
You Tree-hugging pretentious freaks drive me CRAZY! If you look up here on youtube "F-111 Belly landing", you will see the same JET! His Landing gear FAILED. You dump,burn your reserves so you don't die!!!!! He made a perfect landing with no gear. If he crashed, the environmental damage would be FAR worse. He should receive a freakin' medal! He could have bailed like a hippy coward, but he rode that broken bird all the way down. Quit wakin to your AL Gore pictures and STFU!!!!!
Sorry dude, this was an airshow. The plane took off from Christchurch airport, flew around over Wanaka for the show, then flew back to Christchurch. No belly landing, the dump and burn was all for the show.
@bentpreacher The fuel dump on an F-111 is very prominently positioned between the two engine exhausts. On a hot day on the flightline with a fully fueled aircraft (over 36,000 lbs or so) you can expect to see a fuel bowser parked behind the jet with fuel pouring out of the dump valve and into the bowser. It's called expansion. We were told never to exceed 33,000lbs in the summer heat at Nellis.
@iconry ..yeah and when you turn on your lights, drive your car, flush a turd into the ocean, drink bottled water, light a BBQ..you think that is respecting nature..we all are all the same so pull your head in and toast some marshmallows!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
nek minute ... crashes and burns
mrstickers2 1 month ago
Here comes the worlds largest zippo lighter, lol.
kinsley2108 6 months ago
NZ Air Force F-111?
Kurio71 8 months ago
@Kurio71 Nope, RAAF F-111 prior to their retirement. The RNZAF never operated the F-111 and indeed currently do not operate any combat aircraft.
127simy 6 months ago
IT'S SCARY!
Synris13 8 months ago
I would think it would not be very hard to make an f 18 to be able to do a dump and burn. all planes can dump fuel, it is just that the f 111 have an elotronic ignighter at the back of the plane.
outofideas101 1 year ago
@outofideas101 The F-111 does not have a fuel dump ignition system, it is simply the fact that the dump nozzle is positioned between the nozzles that causes the fuel to ignite (the hot gases from the engines and flames from the afterburners ignite the fuel as it spreads out behind the aircraft.)
xero993 1 year ago
@xero993 Thats totally different from what an f 111 pilot told me at an airshow.
outofideas101 1 year ago
@outofideas101 Not correct. if you ever had the honour of getting up and personal with one of these things, the f111 had a MASSIVE dump valve right between the engine nozzles. The fuel dumps at a rate of a 44 gal drum a sec and can be ignited by the afterburner flame. It was discovered quite by accident. The F18 however has the dump outlets at the top of the tailfins. If you look closely, you can see a small rectangular outlet. So there wont be any burn there.
slickstrings 1 year ago
A AIM-9 Sidewinder would be fu..ing excited to see that fireball
thelostrenegade 1 year ago
This makes Al Gore weep.... :)
taofledermaus 1 year ago 3
@taofledermaus
I got a tire fire out back that will make him kill himself.
scarface8999 1 year ago
Sleep tight F111's last flying as of this year
Trendywun 1 year ago
the stupid F-18 cannot do that!
krashdown102 1 year ago
@krashdown102 uh yeah it can, by dumping out the back with a modified one that is meant for airshows and dump and burns, and igniting it with the afterburner
JATO457 1 year ago
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DBLCC 1 year ago
Lol. Quote" Get your marshmellows out".
Damn, the last time they did this in QLD was at Riverfire 2009. Too bad it was the last as well.
EAFSQ9 2 years ago
@EAFSQ9 ..they are doing 2010 as well, that will be their last...maybe accompanied by the f18
joee75 1 year ago
Come on you Yanks, just ask an Aussie how things are done! If you're gonna break 'em or burn 'em let us Aussies show you how it's done properly. Not bad for a plane that shoulda been scrapped twenty years ago.
bushranger51 2 years ago 2
@bushranger51 okay... how are things done?
shitmypants119 2 years ago
@bushranger51 The RAAF have done a wonderful job with the beloved F-111. Being able to pick and choose what upgrades and sustainment blocks to install on their jets has led them to basically having a super Aardvark. Such an awesome plane that here in the US had it's role taken away by the Eagle and the Bone.
chillmike 1 year ago
Ye baby.
TuAFFalcon 2 years ago
haha i want that zippo lighter xD
SteppLee 2 years ago
lol
NissanDrifter127 2 years ago
anarchyXI has NO IDEA what a "polluting plane" actually is.
FelchBelcher 2 years ago
does anyone have a spare heat seeking missile handy
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alek100 2 years ago
marshmallows? screw that mate! I want shrimp on the barbie!
fetymann 2 years ago 2
I'm not surprised that an american cant tell the difference between an australian accent (assuming that accounts for the Horrendus "shrimp on the barbie" jibe) and a NEW ZEALAND accent. Wanaka is in new zealand my friend. And obviously, you guys havent forgotten Paul Hogan's comment from 1000 years ago. I mean, come on-Get some new material. We eat PRAWNS, not Shrimp hahahhahahaha
vrednie 2 years ago
Dude, I don't think you lot can tell the difference. I'm pretty good at picking up accents but I can't tell a Kiwi from an Aussie. South African is the one that screws up most of us Yanks. It sounds Aussie,Kiwi,Brit and Yank all at the same time. And I do like prawns. Shit, I forgot Tazmania. 'Nother time.
klesmer 2 years ago
Haha just ask us to say Fish and chips!
critter63boy 2 years ago
Good one Mate!
klesmer 2 years ago
You absolutly don't want to know how many gallons of Kerosene this thing can burn per minute. This has to be one of the most polluting plane to ever be designed.
anarchyXI 2 years ago 2
is there not trees for you to hug somewhere?
calisaetia 2 years ago 2
lol..."get your marshmallows out", lovin the corny commentary =]
spoonkyz 2 years ago
been there done that..brilliant plane
cant wait to go up in it gen
Dafalcon01 2 years ago
i ment the worlds biggest zippo joke
Pauln2008 2 years ago
and here comes the worlds corniest joke
Pauln2008 2 years ago
what are you talking about?
the F-111 dumps it fuel in the aft and it ignites for an afterburner (kinda)
Legendary588 2 years ago
Ahhhh the good ole 'pig' Love the 'pig'! Awesum strike force bomber! Dump and burn is very cool- not necessarily burn to disband fuel, but I am sure when flying at low altitude it serves a great purpose! I suppose you could use it in a dogfight too!
SpecialTBK 3 years ago
I highly doubt an F-111 would be in a dog fight and that an enemy plane would be that close.
LaRoza77 3 years ago
It was originally designed as a bomber with fighter capabilities but against today's 4.5 & 5th gen aircraft it'd be useless XD
My AAFC squad the 111st will be getting an F-111 to do a dump and burn at our induction march. Not so surprisingly our CO's badge will have the F-111 on it too.
xero993 2 years ago
My dad took me up.
fuscian 3 years ago
f111 aardvark?
USAFThunderBirdsFtw 3 years ago
ya f111 earth pig whahahaha
Well that is if you translate it from my language into english
futuremavrick 2 years ago
warthog me thinks
grunt182820 2 years ago
lmfao "worlds largest zippo lighter!
zxXTiestoXxz 3 years ago 3
lol oh and GO RAAF!
trechan 3 years ago
royal australia air force
zxXTiestoXxz 3 years ago
lolz... "here comes the worlds biggest zippo lighter"
imagine doing this with a MIG-25 foxbat
ALI1247 3 years ago
LOL
zxXTiestoXxz 3 years ago
Dump and burns are for emergency landings, overweight landings and airshows.
They didn't do this for drunken ha-ha's and tee-hees.
bhoogren 3 years ago
They don't light the fuel during emergencies. It's only for show.
Hoobee26 3 years ago
yes they do light them in emergencies such as a landing right after take-off when the aircraft must me light enough to land.
vcMalice 3 years ago
I worked on F111s for 10 years and never once saw or heard of one doing a dump and burn in an emergency. Like any other jet they will just dump fuel, usually over the ocean if they can. The last thing aircrew want to have to think about in an emergency is a 100foot flame behind their jet.
Hoobee26 3 years ago
@Hoobee26 I was in 474TFW 429TFS OMS and we had one of our F-111A model declare inflight emergency and dump fuel over populated area and lit it up to avoid fuel hitting ground at the low altitude they were flying. It was probably 75 or 76 when they were still at Nellis. It was at night and the base commander recieved lots of calls on it (so we heard). Scared lots of folks.
DBLCC 1 year ago
shame it cant be used to grill some hajis!
russradicans 3 years ago
I got this from an F-111 pilot. It costs $600,000AUD to fly these beasts for 1 hour
MattDamon1070 3 years ago 4
You know the F-111 burns 15,000 liters on fuel in 1 hour of aerobatic flying and burns the same amont in 15 seconds in a dump and burn!
MattDamon1070 3 years ago 5
You Tree-hugging pretentious freaks drive me CRAZY! If you look up here on youtube "F-111 Belly landing", you will see the same JET! His Landing gear FAILED. You dump,burn your reserves so you don't die!!!!! He made a perfect landing with no gear. If he crashed, the environmental damage would be FAR worse. He should receive a freakin' medal! He could have bailed like a hippy coward, but he rode that broken bird all the way down. Quit wakin to your AL Gore pictures and STFU!!!!!
bentpreacher 3 years ago 5
Sorry dude, this was an airshow. The plane took off from Christchurch airport, flew around over Wanaka for the show, then flew back to Christchurch. No belly landing, the dump and burn was all for the show.
naldwell 3 years ago 25
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@bentpreacher The fuel dump on an F-111 is very prominently positioned between the two engine exhausts. On a hot day on the flightline with a fully fueled aircraft (over 36,000 lbs or so) you can expect to see a fuel bowser parked behind the jet with fuel pouring out of the dump valve and into the bowser. It's called expansion. We were told never to exceed 33,000lbs in the summer heat at Nellis.
DBLCC 1 year ago
@bentpreacher Couldn't of said it any better ^5.
OffShorePilot1 1 year ago
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just a wast of fuel......
jason74ftchip 3 years ago
But what a way to use it!
cartman204 3 years ago 8
ahah just think of what could happen if the flame got sucked into the fuel tank.
Ronald0709 4 years ago
@Ronald0709 clearly uve never heard of a flashback arrestor, but no of course theyd just just leave it to chance.......
Daimo988 1 year ago
@Daimo988 actually no i havent, how does it work?
Ronald0709 1 year ago
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iconry 4 years ago
Yeah, that will help to avoid the Global warming.
We cant even avoid that... the world is burning about 10 Billions of liters of oil EVERY DAY!
This here is just a fart in the wind !
0815tobey 4 years ago 3
then watch vids on grass growing. life's too short to wind yourself up about it
roystonvasey56 4 years ago 4
so that gives us the right to destroy everything for future generations, right?
you should be shot, life's short anyways, why live it through? we might save some resources with less fking hillbillies like you on earth.
dafcnz 3 years ago
just fuck off!!!
skilldxxxxonexx 3 years ago
@iconry ..yeah and when you turn on your lights, drive your car, flush a turd into the ocean, drink bottled water, light a BBQ..you think that is respecting nature..we all are all the same so pull your head in and toast some marshmallows!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
joee75 1 year ago
Where abouts was this?
bobsac555 4 years ago
Wanaka, New Zealand.
naldwell 4 years ago
Thanks =]
bobsac555 4 years ago
what the?mashmellow your head
cysco69 4 years ago
ah yes that airshow lol i fergot to take my mashmelows =(
leow626569 4 years ago
Cool that they burn instead of just dump like commercial airlines!
vuetube 5 years ago
nice video mate
kurtzy04 5 years ago
wat the hell do u mean yawn???
its a jet. u no, EXCITING
kylieeulabil 5 years ago
nice
joshuba 5 years ago
What were you expecting? Aerial combat?
naldwell 5 years ago
*yawn*
benmills666 5 years ago
You must be the coolest person ever. Wow everyone here thinks you are The Man, ya fuck wit.
Hoobee26 3 years ago
@benmills666 obviously have never stood under one of these things when it is doing 800km/h 400 feet above your head
joee75 1 year ago