Rising Conflicts Mod Update - Screens Day 5

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  • ToneDog

    #16
    Re: Rising Conflicts Mod Update - Screens Day 5

    awesome jets

    now thats really futuristic unlike bf2's advertisement yellin all about the same thing but brings current day weapons

    just wondering if you guys are going to include S-37 Berkut

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    • DownanDirtyUSAF

      #17
      Re: Rising Conflicts Mod Update - Screens Day 5

      1. Yes, that is the same Jet from the Movie "Stealth" (which was a total flop at the boxoffice and was prob the worst military movie ever).
      -The Jets in stealth are named "Switchblades." The jets are virutaly the same design as the movie's jets, with minor variation.(sry but I know this is the same jet, can't say it isn't)

      2. This Jet is not at any level of production. Its not even on the drawing boards, it was made up by a few engineers trying to 'push the enevlope' and make something they thought would be the future of aircraft but they didn't realize they were way behind in tech. Sry guys, but the US government has had anti-gravitational technology accuired during/after the late stages of WW2

      3. This jet's 'fictional' propulsion is obsolete compared to the technology our government and the Russian/German Government has had for 45 years. Reasoning behind the cover up of A-G technology: its application gives 100% Free-roam/speed capabilities, if the public even knew such an idea was possible, no government would be able to stop those willing to use the technology against themselves. It was later 'rediscovered' by a public scientist, who was then found dead and his research destroyed.


      "Rotation renders propulision obsolete in every application." <= This quote from an uknown source explains everything

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      • Swift_Striker

        #18
        Re: Rising Conflicts Mod Update - Screens Day 5

        1. it has no correlation to the Talon jets in stealth which kept 1.5 common things, the adjustable wings. and 2 of their 4 intakes were above the jet. The switchblade has no vertical stabilizer ( which provides an advantage when rolling the aircraft) while the Talon does. The Talon engines are screwed up and'd never work.


        2. The switchblade was looked at by the USAF but as for production it probably wont be sent to production as it is shown on the drawings. It'll prolly have PWDE and scramjets. It'll prolly have MAWs as well.

        3. Anti-gravity MAY have been developed but gravity was never the problem, drag was, if you eliminate gravity you can get more lift yes but it wont help you go faster, I have no idea why you'd think gravity is the major factor influencing speed.

        as for your quote rotation is propulsion sooo that quote is weird.

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        • 99Tarbox

          #19
          Re: Rising Conflicts Mod Update - Screens Day 5

          As a military man for the last 25 years, and in ISR systems pretty heavily, from my experiance manned aircraft will soon be a thing of the past anyway. I expect the JSF will probably be the last a/c built with a human in mind to pilot it. Remotely piloted aircraft are more manueverable, cheaper to build and cheaper to deploy/mantain. That said, it ain't nearly as fun to pilot a remote a/c in game!

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          • AP_piano295

            #20
            Re: Rising Conflicts Mod Update - Screens Day 5

            Originally posted by 99Tarbox
            As a military man for the last 25 years, and in ISR systems pretty heavily, from my experiance manned aircraft will soon be a thing of the past anyway. I expect the JSF will probably be the last a/c built with a human in mind to pilot it. Remotely piloted aircraft are more manueverable, cheaper to build and cheaper to deploy/mantain. That said, it ain't nearly as fun to pilot a remote a/c in game!
            I have my money on current maned aircrafts being modded for unmaned flight.

            Originally posted by Rhino
            do you know how many years it took for the public to find out about the stelph bomber?

            and they probaly allready have a "beta", its just not public :p
            Those who have nothing better to say go after a persons spelling...
            What if english isnt my first language?

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            • Swift_Striker

              #21
              Re: Rising Conflicts Mod Update - Screens Day 5

              Originally posted by AP_piano295
              I have my money on current maned aircrafts being modded for unmaned flight.



              Those who have nothing better to say go after a persons spelling...
              What if english isnt my first language?
              modifying manned aircraft is a cheap method which'll most likely be done but developing UAVs allow for much less weight,better manuevering, among other benefits.

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              • imported_Hammer
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                • Apr 2006
                • 18

                #22
                Re: Rising Conflicts Mod Update - Screens Day 5

                Originally posted by DownanDirtyUSAF
                This Jet is not at any level of production. Its not even on the drawing boards, it was made up by a few engineers trying to 'push the enevlope' and make something they thought would be the future of aircraft but they didn't realize they were way behind in tech.
                It may not be in production level, but I doubt that a "few engineers" would be able to convince Northrop Grumman to get a U.S. patent for it:

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