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April 3rd 04, 05:32 AM
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The whole avionics suite of the F-22 is now obsolete, and w
Whole avionics suite? I think thats an understatement ..Normally a program this far into production can't be cancelled, but this program seems to be trying real hard... LOL 
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April 3rd 04, 06:23 AM
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"Denyav" wrote in message ... The whole avionics suite of the F-22 is now obsolete, and w Whole avionics suite? I think thats an understatement True, but the money is already spent. .Normally a program this far into production can't be cancelled, but this program seems to be trying real hard... LOL No, the F-22 has been hosed from before there was a YF-22. The fighter mafia screwed the pooch mightily on this one. To actually try to do with the i960 what Intel themselves failed to do with the i860 is laughable. I remember the i432 we received to do controls development for large space structures at RPL and it was supposed to be capable of being faster than our Cyber 180. Intel was toast on that one and IBM was more than happy to corner the 8088 market.
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