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F-16 Fighting Falcon (wallpaper 4)

Monday, March 14, 2011

F-16 Fighting Falcon Jet Fighter Wallpaper 4
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F-16 Fighting Falcon (wallpaper 4). F-16 Fighting Falcon aircraft images wallpaper gallery 4. F-16 Fighting Falcon aircraft pictures collection 4. The F-16 was the first production fighter aircraft intentionally designed to be slightly aerodynamically unstable. This technique, called "relaxed static stability" (RSS), was incorporated to further enhance the aircraft’s maneuver performance. Most aircraft are designed with positive static stability, which induces an aircraft to return to its original attitude following a disturbance. This hampers maneuverability, as the tendency to remain in its current attitude opposes the pilot’s effort to maneuver; on the other hand, an aircraft with negative static stability will, in the absence of control input, readily deviate from level and controlled flight. F-16 Fighting Falcon (wallpaper 4). F-16 Fighting Falcon aircraft images wallpaper gallery 4. F-16 Fighting Falcon aircraft pictures collection 4. Therefore, an aircraft with negative static stability will be more maneuverable than one that is positively stable. When supersonic, a negatively stable aircraft actually exhibits a more positive-trending (and in the F-16’s case, a net positive) static stability due to aerodynamic forces shifting aft between subsonic and supersonic flight. At subsonic speeds the fighter is constantly on the verge of going out of control. The F-16 cockpit also has a head-up display (HUD), which projects visual flight and combat information in the form of symbols and alphanumeric characters in front of the pilot without obstructing his view. Being able to keep his head “out of the cockpit” further enhances the pilot’s situational awareness of what is occurring around him. Boeing’s Joint Helmet Mounted Cueing System (JHMCS) is also available from Block 40 onwards for use with high-off-boresight air-to-air missiles like the AIM-9X. JHMCS permits cuing the weapons system to the direction in which the pilot’s head is facing—even outside the HUD’s field of view—while still maintaining his situational awareness. JHMCS was first operationally deployed during Operation Iraqi Freedom. F-16 Fighting Falcon (wallpaper 4). F-16 Fighting Falcon aircraft images wallpaper gallery 4. F-16 Fighting Falcon aircraft pictures collection 4.

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