F-35B JSF Carrier Practice take-off & landing

F-35B JSF Carrier Practice take-off & landing, Over-G sim and cool Music by Aerosmith

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• F-35B
• f35
• JSF
• Carrier
• take-off
• landing
• over-g
• overg
• VTOL
• v-tol
• hover
• NAVY
• ship
• aerosmith

[doceigen]

Pretty video, nice premise, reasonable dynamics although I don't think the servos are that smooth under real time conditions, but still.

[technoswitch]

@doceigen yeahh,... i have yet to see that plane in real life,.. even experementals they fly with like 20% of fuel load

[orfan9ma]

WHAT'S THE SONG'S NAME AGAIN??

[nexus1g]

@polygamous1 STOVL is short for Short Take-off and Vertical Landing. VTOL is short for Vertical Take-off and Landing.

[polygamous1]

@nexus1g what's STOVL pls?

[Kristiants1]

@nexus1g Oh ok, thanks for letting me know! :) For everyone else, The B is actually the STOVL variant.

[nexus1g]

@Kristiants1 Sure, at 50% fuel and no armaments. But to receive the VTOL designation, it must be able to perform the maneuver while combat effective. Therefore it's a STOVL aircraft.

[Kristiants1]

@nexus1g But can't it be VTOL if they don't load it up as much?

[nexus1g]

@Kristiants1 Just an FYI; It's STOVL, not VTOL.

[thomaswever1]

how do you switch from normal flying to theVTOL option on xbox?? what button to use?

[Kristiants1]

@toootooot Fly Away from Here by Aerosmith.

[Kristiants1]

@F35man2 Nope. Like what oldfriend said, the B is the VTOL variant. F-35A: CTOL and some stealth. F-35B: VTOL in place of tailhook. F-35C: carrier variant with larger wings, foldable wingtips, larger control surfaces, stronger landing gear, and tailhook. F-35I: Israeli modifications including external jamming pods, air-to-air missiles, and guided bombs.  CF-35: Canadian F-35 with a chute and refueling probe.