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F-22 Raptor Ground Testing

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Uploaded by on May 2, 2007

The F-22A is checked on the ground prior to a photo flight with the Thunderbirds. Notice the debris the engines kick up when Major Moga runs up the power.

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  • is it just me or did the f22 front part of wing move up and down?.. whats that supposed to be

  • That did move. Its the leading edge slat that helps keep airflow attached to the wing at higher angles of attack. The F-22 is as far as I know, one of the first aircraft to have slats that move differentially and collectively to control airflow.

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  • eurofighter is a piece of shit

  • Typhoon may stand at chance but Zeptocomp, the chances of a Typhoon killing an F-22 is 1/100.

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  • yes it does, thats one thing people overlook when regarding it's manuveability is that it has proportionaly huge control surfaces, it's tail wings are as large as some fighter's main wings, and yet they are very quick and responsive to the flight controls. the rudders are used as the airbrake by turning them in opposing directions because the plane does not have a separate airbrake.

  • that jet has some HUGE flight control surfaces!

  • NO IT HASN'T Zeptocomp and you know it...Raptor is an EVERYTHING KILLER...that includes the EF

  • never...

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