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On Fri, 14 Nov 2003 09:21:04 -0800, "Tarver Engineering"
wrote: "redc1c4" wrote in message . .. Tarver Engineering wrote: So what I wrote in the first place is correct. Of course I would not necessarily believe lockmart that the titanium "is working" as the program has a history of hiding deficiencies. Those deficiencies covered up include these same tail cracks, which wa a story broken by Reuters 6 months after the delamination was discovered. The only way to know if the third attempt to fix the F-22's tail is to fly the airplane 500 hours. what you wrote in the first place in the thread is: "You men like the 8 inchers added to the F-22 wings? " how that squares with Lockheed's reply, and the picture provided, is something i'll leave to you to explain. Lockmart is trying to peddle strike three in their series of tail fixes as one that has already worked, but it is going to take 500 hours of flight to know that. Show us a picture of those strakes poser. (I'd have flushed your ass to the kill file long ago but this is just too damn entertaining. You're good for laughs if nothing else.) |
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On Fri, 14 Nov 2003 09:56:44 -0800, "Tarver Engineering"
wrote: "Chad Irby" wrote in message .com... In article , "Tarver Engineering" wrote: So what I wrote in the first place is correct. Except for the whole the remaining part where you were *certain* that all production aircraft have them... I never wrote that, Irby, but I can see how you'd like to save face. As opposed to you, who'd rather continue to loook like a clueless poser. Pictures of those strakes baby LOL! |
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On Fri, 14 Nov 2003 10:54:44 -0800, "Tarver Engineering"
wrote: "Chad Irby" wrote in message .com... "Tarver Engineering" wrote: "Chad Irby" wrote: "Tarver Engineering" wrote: So what I wrote in the first place is correct. Except for the whole the remaining part where you were *certain* that all production aircraft have them... I never wrote that, Irby, Not in those exact words, but that was certainly what you were contending for the last week or so. Trying to put words in my mouth is not going to work, Irby. And we're still waiting for those photos showing *any* of them on production aircraft. I never offered you photos. Since there aren't any and never were. "You mean like the 8 inchers added to the F-22 wings? " Just another clueless statement by a broom pusher. |
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On Fri, 14 Nov 2003 12:10:48 -0800, "Tarver Engineering"
wrote: "WaltBJ" wrote in message . com... As far as 'air dams' or strakes are concerned, they do not have to be made of radar-reflecting material. The wing fences on the F102 were a case in point. They were known to 'lie down' due to excessive spanwise flow - the Deuce got a little edgy in yaw in low level turbulence at high speed - 600+ - and every now and then after an air show one would come back with the fences flat against the wing. They had no metal in them AFIK, and were mostly some sort of honeycomb. Hopefully lockmart is flying the crap out of AV19 and the F-22's structural issues can be put behind them. ROTFLMAO!!! But Tarver you said that they had them before nineteen rolled out (which they didn't) . Come on, pictures, pictures baby LOL. |
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Sock, hose, same thing to me. "strake, rudder, same thing to me" |
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"Tarver Engineering" wrote: Trying to put words in my mouth is not going to work, Irby. Not enough room after you put in both feet, eh? -- cirby at cfl.rr.com Remember: Objects in rearview mirror may be hallucinations. Slam on brakes accordingly. |
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Tarver Engineering wrote:
"Chad Irby" wrote in message . com... "Tarver Engineering" wrote: "Chad Irby" wrote: "Tarver Engineering" wrote: So what I wrote in the first place is correct. Except for the whole the remaining part where you were *certain* that all production aircraft have them... I never wrote that, Irby, Not in those exact words, but that was certainly what you were contending for the last week or so. Trying to put words in my mouth is not going to work, Irby. And we're still waiting for those photos showing *any* of them on production aircraft. I never offered you photos. Once Lockmart produces any two F-22's the same, then we can discuss production configuration. Unit there are at least 500 hours on AV 19, there is no reason to believe Lockmart has solved their structural problems. Besides that, Irby, you have already been caugt being dishonest in this thread. as have you..... glass house boy. "PKB" mean anything to you? sucks to get busted by an 11B, don't it? redc1c4, you're probably only an engineer in a Dilbert cartoon. %-) -- "Enlisted men are stupid, but extremely cunning and sly, and bear considerable watching." Army Officer's Guide |
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"Tarver Engineering" wrote in message ...
"redc1c4" wrote in message ... Tarver Engineering wrote: "Scott Ferrin" wrote in message ... On Fri, 14 Nov 2003 08:55:16 -0800, "Tarver Engineering" wrote: So what I wrote in the first place is correct. "You men like the 8 inchers added to the F-22 wings? " That is what Lockmart said publicly about their airplane. cite please. No. I don't have any need, or desire, to convence clueless socks of anything. Although your quote from lockmart is interesting, it is very far from being anything difinitive, as lockmart has already been caught lying several times WRT the F-22. For those unfamiliar with the more esoteric meanings of Tarverese, this translates as, "I got caught in a lie again, but I'll be damned if I'll ever admit it." It is located in the Tarverise-English Translation dictionary, along with "optical nuke", "splaps", "recoiless guns in AC-130's", etc. Brooks |
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"Chad Irby" wrote in message m... In article , "Tarver Engineering" wrote: Trying to put words in my mouth is not going to work, Irby. Not enough room after you put in both feet, eh? I gave an honest answer to a poster's question. And Irby lied. Perhaps some trolls will give you comfort, Chad. |
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"redc1c4" wrote in message ... Tarver Engineering wrote: "Chad Irby" wrote in message . com... "Tarver Engineering" wrote: "Chad Irby" wrote: "Tarver Engineering" wrote: So what I wrote in the first place is correct. Except for the whole the remaining part where you were *certain* that all production aircraft have them... I never wrote that, Irby, Not in those exact words, but that was certainly what you were contending for the last week or so. Trying to put words in my mouth is not going to work, Irby. And we're still waiting for those photos showing *any* of them on production aircraft. I never offered you photos. Once Lockmart produces any two F-22's the same, then we can discuss production configuration. Unit there are at least 500 hours on AV 19, there is no reason to believe Lockmart has solved their structural problems. Besides that, Irby, you have already been caugt being dishonest in this thread. as have you..... glass house boy. "PKB" mean anything to you? sucks to get busted by an 11B, don't it? I gave an honest answer to a poster's question and drew some clueless trolls. The real queation is why the production F-22 is looking like a full scale development instead. |
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