What jet would we want FT to make?

What jet would you want to see FT make?


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Mr Man

Mr SPEED!
Full size. People here have built wierd stuff
Is it this?
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Piotrsko

Legendary member
Ummmmmm, no. You do realize the people who are responsible for doing secret stuff love to mess with your head, right? That one was: Cool, but no thanks. Too many radar reflections, too draggy to outrun the stuff they fire at you. '71s have an eleven or twelve* throttle position. Wobbling goblin is designed to reflect the radar somewhere else which is why it WAS sort of invisible. Not so much today, at least at Edwards, doppler shift won't let you lie any more.

*Ferris Buler reference
 

Mr Man

Mr SPEED!
Ummmmmm, no. You do realize the people who are responsible for doing secret stuff love to mess with your head, right? That one was: Cool, but no thanks. Too many radar reflections, too draggy to outrun the stuff they fire at you. '71s have an eleven or twelve* throttle position. Wobbling goblin is designed to reflect the radar somewhere else which is why it WAS sort of invisible. Not so much today, at least at Edwards, doppler shift won't let you lie any more.

*Ferris Buler reference
Oh yeah, I also just thought it was a cool jet and maybe @leaded50 would see this and make it. 😅😀
 

Piotrsko

Legendary member
Define "FAST": 100 mph is fast for empty backyard under 1 acre
35 is fast in my city lot backyard,
20 is too fast for a tight light thermal
100 is slow for a gulfstream III
 

Nitrobomber

New member
Speaking of the F117, years ago I had the 64mm LX version. Although grossly under powered, it actually flew very nice. Orientation could be tricky at first, but you get used to it. I think a larger one would be more forgiving in that respect.
 

Mr Man

Mr SPEED!
Speaking of the F117, years ago I had the 64mm LX version. Although grossly under powered, it actually flew very nice. Orientation could be tricky at first, but you get used to it. I think a larger one would be more forgiving in that respect.
The problem now being that it’s very hard to control.