rousseau
26th Jul 2008, 17:54
Hi
Could you please come to take a look?
YouTube - F22 raptor revealed 2008 (http://au.youtube.com/watch?v=uUBIdsDTheQ)
During 1:28 to 1:38, what's the name this maneuver called?
The action seem to be a AoA followed by a high G turn. I just wondered while the F-22 during a AoA, its nose can fall down to any direction, but when its nose fall down to be horizontal, the wing span still be vertical, how does it lie the wing levelly within a such small turning diameter? The turning diameter almost to be zero, so the F-22 was being spin, whereas in a spin, the a/c almost lost speed, its rudder including flap or tail were ineffective. How does ineffective wing rudder make it change direction? :confused::ugh:
Could you please come to take a look?
YouTube - F22 raptor revealed 2008 (http://au.youtube.com/watch?v=uUBIdsDTheQ)
During 1:28 to 1:38, what's the name this maneuver called?
The action seem to be a AoA followed by a high G turn. I just wondered while the F-22 during a AoA, its nose can fall down to any direction, but when its nose fall down to be horizontal, the wing span still be vertical, how does it lie the wing levelly within a such small turning diameter? The turning diameter almost to be zero, so the F-22 was being spin, whereas in a spin, the a/c almost lost speed, its rudder including flap or tail were ineffective. How does ineffective wing rudder make it change direction? :confused::ugh: