The Swedish Model: How to build a jet fighter.

"Douglas Eagleson" wrote:

A basic thing to remember a.

A simple test again who knows the answer?

What maneuver can attach to the wing of the trailing opponent and deflect the
ailerons?

The question is nonsense, so it is unanswerable.


A certain supesonic maneuver will generate a class of wake that will always
attack the trailing aircrafts ability to maintian control.

ANY time a trailing aircraft crosses the wake vortex, full control will
momentarily be overridden by the vortex! Nothing new here, and nothing
unrecoverable!


A canard aircraft will always appear to fall out of the sky, btw. It will
stall the front first. Flying into a sonic front as a rule was always to worry
the pilot because some people can intentionally form a special wake front for
you.

More utter nonsense!

JR Weiss wrote:
"Douglas Eagleson" wrote:

A certain supesonic maneuver will generate a class of wake that will always
attack the trailing aircrafts ability to maintian control.

ANY time a trailing aircraft crosses the wake vortex, full control will
momentarily be overridden by the vortex! Nothing new here, and nothing
unrecoverable!

Well, you see, there was this MOVIE...

Dan

Dan wrote:
JR Weiss wrote:
"Douglas Eagleson" wrote:

A certain supesonic maneuver will generate a class of wake that
will always attack the trailing aircrafts ability to maintian
control.

ANY time a trailing aircraft crosses the wake vortex, full control
will momentarily be overridden by the vortex! Nothing new here,
and nothing unrecoverable!

Well, you see, there was this MOVIE...

Dan



"Maverick, eject, eject, there's a MiG-28 on your tail ....


.....and he's got Exocets...."




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Cheers

Dave Kearton