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Mig 29 German air force (luftwaffe) close fly by

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Uploaded by on Jul 26, 2007

Mig 29 of German air force close fly by. Somewhere in Germany. Notice the engine afterburner.

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  • Germans in Migs.... OMG wouldn't want to dogfight them boys

  • wow nice paint job .

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  • LOL !

  • @SubaruWRXtreme hehe

  • @TNQTV my bad, i wasn't picking up on reheat "cycle". But the term reheat is also a synonym for afterburner.

  • @TNQTV I get the feeling that you don't even have a grasp on the concept. With out afterburner/reheat engines effectively loose 50% or more of their thrust. Very few fighters are capable of supersonic flight with out it. And currently no Russian fighter is. The Russians use reheat just as often as anyone else to get the desired effect, which is to climb higher and fly faster. Watch any Mig or Su demo and they are in afterburner almost the whole time.

  • @TNQTV I always understood that is reheat and afterburner are the same thing. They are both the process of spraying fuel directly into the exhaust of the engine after the turbines. Reheat is what the Brits call it and the Yanks call it afterburner.

  • @TNQTV oh ok that explains it

  • neat

  • what an eco friendly jet! lol wtf is all that smoke comein out running on cooking oil or what

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