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Why Fighter Jets Can't Turn Hard at Supersonic Speeds
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@RealKidNamedFinger

1 year ago

me pulling 23 G’s in my biplane in war thunder

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@sonofZeruiah

1 year ago

I recall the SR71 needing three states to make a U-turn.

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@grimblegromblethegnome

1 year ago

Up until we bust out the alien tech that can do double digit G's on a dime.

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@MultiAarsh

1 year ago

That speedometer was hilarious 😂

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@imrekalman9044

1 year ago

In the 80's in Hungary during an after-maintenance flight test a MiG-21SMT pulled a 13.5g turn. It made it back to Tököl air base, but was scrapped due to the twisted air frame.

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@liminality101

1 year ago

The plane is G limited, but it’s often not the plane’s problem anymore, because pilots are far more G limited than the planes that they fly.

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@chrisrutley1332

1 year ago

Physics answer:

a = v^2 / r, or r = v^2 / amax (where a is acceleration, v is velocity, r is turn radius, and amax being a constant equal to the max acceleration/g-force the pilot can handle)
As you can see, your turn radius increases with the square of your velocity.

Even if you weren't limited by the pilot, you'd probably be limited by the structural limits of the plane. The force on the wings being
F = m*a
Combining with above
r = m*v^2 / Fmax (with Fmax being the max force the plane/wings can handle)

Even assuming an unmanned and indestructible plane, I think at some point you'd simply stall the wing trying to turn too much.

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@StruggleGaming

1 year ago

Lessons that Warthunder players should learn. Its not all afterburner and mach 1+ all the time.

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@rickstanley4570

1 year ago

I'll put on the brakes and he'll fly right by me.😂

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@iKennectz

1 year ago

layman's terms: 'if it doesn't get you blown out of the sky, it will rip your wings off'

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@MikeSteen-k6z

1 year ago

Well said. The laymen can surely understand that format.

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@jensonhartmann3630

1 year ago

"Jimmy Jimmy!! You can't bank at that speed!"

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@raystrickland344

1 year ago

Thank you, your constantly teaching. I ret Test Cell operations ,the new to me engines with nozzle vector is amazing. Thanks again,hush hose operation at the Kun,1992-1993. F-16 GE 110.

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@johannbezuidenhout2976

1 year ago

F-106 casually pumping fuel around the plane's internal tanks to change the centre of gravity during Mach flight to improve maneuverability.

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@WOLFER.

1 year ago

Also compression also increases the higher speed you go and also the airframe depends how well an aircraft can turn at certain speeds.

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@ShionWinkler

1 year ago

Scary thing, modern fighters can handle way higher G's then the pilot, so their computer will limit the plane so it doesn't kill the pilot.

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@2ndtime1sttime43

1 year ago

Former F/A-18c airframe troubleshooter. Sustained G is pilot limited, max G is airframe. Hornet had sensors all over that would detect if the airframe stressed whether max G, hard landing, etc. The jet would immediately be down for major airframe inspection which would negatively impact a squadron’s mission capable rate. I would imagine unless the pilot was dodging SAM’s his first stop after landing would be the CO’s office.

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@advorak8529

1 year ago

turn speed, turn radius, degrees/second, all important values.
Imagine you have a tighter turn radius but the other side has more degrees/second and hence can do a 180 faster than you can — except they need more space …

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@ChettleRanderson2006

1 year ago

SR71 had a turn radius of something like 100 miles at working altitude/speed. That’s like starting your turn over Disney World and not completing it until you’re somewhat over Tampa bay like 2 minutes later

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@megaman992

1 year ago

If I’m not mistaken, even in a flat scissor you have to try and throttle down to get from a defensive position to the offensive position

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