"Chad Irby" wrote in message
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"Tarver Engineering" wrote:

and will have less range than some F-35 versions.

The only way we won't see is if the F-22 examples are beer cans, when
the F-35 reaches service.

The only way you could get the sort of performance increse you're
talking about is to completely redesign the F-35 and add a few tons to
the airframe. None of the proposed variants have the sort of range
increase you're claiming.

Read up on the RR F-35 engine offering and also see the test results for the
F-22. One is short of expectations and the other looks like a trick.