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F22 air dams/strakes: the definitive answer.



 
 
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Old November 14th 03, 05:07 PM
Scott Ferrin
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On Fri, 14 Nov 2003 08:55:16 -0800, "Tarver Engineering"
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So what I wrote in the first place is correct.


"You men like the 8 inchers added to the F-22 wings? "

Uh that would be N-O. Thanks for playing P-O-S-E-R.




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.


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Yeah and we didn't land on the moon and we have aliens locked up in
hangar 18 right next to the
do-take-photos-of-them-or-you'll-go-to-jail F-22s with the strakes.




The only way to know if the third attempt to fix the F-22's tail is to fly
the airplane 500 hours.



Sans strakes. Just like every other solution they've implemented.
 




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