Electro-Optical Targeting System for the F-35 

Well some countries might be interested in this and maybe in the future it'll support 4th gen fighters like F-16 or maybe on helicopters

@@random-b-i2480 well some countries won’t see a RU-vid video and go „Yeah let’s buy some billions of dollars worth of planes“

@@gamm8939 You know who does? Politicians. You know who makes the decisions on what to buy? Politicians.

@@gamm8939 that wasn't my point

They are indirectly.

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Gotta wait till it’s available at Walmart in 200 years.

i think the video did its job then

Go buy it

me too😢

They should get the narrator from world of warships naval legends.

Ace combat type beat lmao

@@AceCmbatguy25 crazy tunes for a crazy world. makes you think what seventh gen will look like...

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HYPED

That drop hit harder than the rockets in Gaza 😂😂

Drops harder than the 1945 surprise for Japan!

Dropped harder than the observatory collapse in Puerto Rico and the funny AZ-5 button error

@@jawbreakingcandy836 Betcha don’t have a problem with abortion.

@@combativeThinker how did you know?

me too!

Wait till they go on sale. I'm looking forward to a 2 for 1.

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It's the perfect Father's Day gift.

@@ludicrousspeed6422 just $300 million

It's just bad enough.

Already footage, mate. Navy F-18 got footage of a UFO with its side-looking cameras.

It's F35 bro not Jf17

ikr!

On the initial testbed, it was already tracking rocket launches, booster separations, and low earth orbit of the satellite payload. Operational pilots report looking up and seen low earth orbit satellite tracks. EOTS is integrated with the DAS, AESA Radar, and the distributed RF sensor suite, so the pilot doesn’t know or care what sensors are initially detecting, tracking, and PID’ing targets, just that they are. Totally different approach than legacy fighters.

It's Lockheed and Saab. Possibly a few others but not too many lol

SpaceX and Tesla Channels are democracy too. How about the Biden - Harris Administration Channel?

@@Happy.Viewer spicy

@@Happy.Viewer this has nothing to do with democracy man... This is the comment section on a yt vid...

oh it's the only one that lets comments i'll sub

I can understand it

@@JMiskovsky You, and everyone else. No one said it was hard to understand..

Go forward, America! Long live the Nato! Long live freedom! Down with all dictatorships and terrorists all around the world! Best wishes from Germany!

😂highly likely.

Yea why don’t we add a air to air missles to the drone lol

@@chriskyle8562 They are being added. Stealth drones like barracuda could have air to air missiles but their primary role is ground attack and reconnaissance

@@kalpanaanubhav Not that drone … consumer drone

The industrial DJI drones already have FLIR. Now all they need is more chipset and software for IRST.

You fly the F-35?

@@aconite72 Servicing.

State of the art manufacturing. No stone unturned. The best humans can do

@@billclark5943 ....so far

True. At least what has been released.

But can you really defend your car from a heat seaking missile??? Here at LM we specialise in ground based defence systems that both prevent missile impact and keep your paint job squeaky clean. This system works by....................................................... Get your Israeli iron dome today!😉

​@@Iskander273 my idea is that it would be a palletized advanced air interceptor that can be parked in your backyard, although you have to buy the mobile car towed advanced AA defense radar or a home installed Aegis lite High performance multi role radar system

amazing

except its not

It's not though... most legacy targeting FLIR systems have an IRST function...

@@Locutus494 do you not understand the joke?

@@Joe-go5qh Yes, I get his silly amalgamation of the acronyms... still not the first.

Hate to break it to you a very similar technology was debuted in the su-27 back in the 80s. Still an awesome plane though, and I'm sure it's implementation is much better not to mention less communist.

@@notravstar Thanks for acknowledging that.

@@bonkboytf2 I mean, that's the primary objective of companies yeah, making money is important, but it doesn't discount the very real value and innovation this aircraft provides. If it wasn't worth buying, people wouldn't buy it and it wouldn't make money. Also, the price has since been reduced to 80 million usd per unit.

@@bonkboytf2 It's expensive because it a good thing... Countries like Britain and Israel buy it because they know the capabilities of it, it's a good flying beast.

@@bonkboytf2 current batches are actually averaging as low as $85,000,000 per aircraft, but it depends on what package each country wants. That price is less that competing 4.5 generation aircraft like the Eurofighter, and encompasses the entire cost of the aircraft over its lifetime. That’s means it includes replacement parts, servicing, pilot training, etc. The F-35 program is quickly becoming the most successful fighter program in modern history.

How to Protect your car from a SAM

@@aschronobreakmnc3575 I watch some RU-vid video about something similar, you just put a C-RAM on top of your car bro.

@@thanosmom9118 and a very sophisticated radar on top of that

I need a Radar Warning Receiver and a CMDS defense system for my car so I can avoid those pesky speeding tickets.

Nobody is coming to US to get the tech. The easier approach is to bribe those who work there. This means Lockheed Martin has quite a lot of trust in their employees.

@@sublimefermion2205 China will try to steal this tech. LM should be extra cautious. Love from India 🇮🇳

Army is nowhere near these things lol

@@smoothinterceptor8452 it's just IR camera+rangefinder in carbon fiber enclosure with sapphire glass, there's nothing to steal. btw such systems was applied to 4th gen fighters years ago

Hasn't russian fighters been using IRST for many decades now?

@Aerospace Exploration the F4 TISEO were not LATIRIN, they were designed specifically to positively identify a BVR target to satisfy the then rules of engagement to positively identify a target before firing

It's the industry of defense snowflake...

@@sethjansson5652 Not being a snowflake if it's true

@@workingonanames Stay in school kid.

@@sethjansson5652 Not like the fine place that is Earth leaves me much of a choice

China would either say "We have had that for years" or just make an exact knock off replica.

Absolutely.

This comment might be a bit late, but I'd like to point out that the F-35 is in fact way cheaper than what it's reported to be in the media. Hundreds have already been produced, hundreds have been exported and sold to other countries, yet there is still no major cost blockade preventing the program from moving forward even now in 2022. The only reason why it was portrayed as expensive was because of the poor coverage on project development and the lack of specification on what that 2 Trillion dollar price tag actually included. 2000+ aircraft sustained until the estimated 2070s, along with modular upgrades and maintenance costs, you're looking at a pretty fair expense.

It gives you wings.

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This guy gets it.

This thing isn’t lighting anything up lol

It can't beat russian SU-57 unfortunately even with eots

It's funny because the F35 lightning II are deadly vulnerable to lightning. :D

@@hundredwaves8459 you can’t beat something that isn’t in service

@@hundredwaves8459 Isn't that the plane that burned its engine?

Just be careful who you get it shipped by. UPS might forget one of the wings or something...

Maybe it wouldn't fit

Oh yeah? GE was posting about CMC components in engines. Is that outdated as well? Fcuk logic, 'cause why not?

@@death_parade Yes, been in development for decades and probably used discretely for near a decade now

@@MrCarGuy Exactly! CMC is now being used in stationary hot sections of gas turbines after decades of development by GE. Which means its not outdated, in fact its the cutting edge right now. Tell that to the OP who thinks that just because a piece of technology is being advertised in a RU-vid video means that "they already have better stuff".

S400 russian system can smash it

@@mohamedsamy-fo8ln Is that the system they used to murder an entire airliner of civilians? If it is so good why is it not able to detect and avoid the transponders on civilian aircraft given that a civilian with a DTV USB dongle and a laptop can track them in real time?

Damm right this is the time for the 35 to shine #longlivethe35

@@DanielSMatthews nope its not

@@DanielSMatthews you mean the Buk roket

It is.. But you are always watching congress in hopes you still have a job next year.

legit waaaay more expensive than 2 kidneys

You can supply a whole hospital with the kidneys you’d be selling

Not as fast as some make out.

Ironically, it seems that keeping all in-house tends to provide greater affordability, as evidenced by the SpaceX's manufacturing.

It’s actually very affordable as far as aircraft go. 200 million per unit isn’t really that much to begin with, and the cost will only go down as the supply chain and manufacturing ramps up.

@@combativeThinker That's complete horseshit this plane breaks the bank even with the range of customers, they've had to reduce orders to accommodate the discrepancy.

Its the single most expensive project in military history... "Nah, its not that expensive"...Very childish thing to say. LM will happily remain on the government teat for as long as possible, after all, this is the biggest teat of all time.

@@combativeThinker None of the variants cost that much. The F-35A is sub $90mil per plane.

Isn’t the first F-35C deployment scheduled on USS Carl Vinson, not Gerald R. Ford?

Actually my real name is Ronald Reagan, I used to be friends with Elvis Presley and I'm an alien being from Jupiter.

F-14 in my opinion :)

@@Kelgo102 in the 70s maybe... but this is 21st #longlivethe35

Well...I don't understand why are they still using human pilots. An unmanned air vehicle is superior in every aspect, and obviously less dangerous.

@@TrikitrikiMan while that may be true, theres nothing like the awesome feeling of just flying around, no limits. also, human pilots are better at spotting enemy aircraft.

@@TrikitrikiMan becaus we dond have the technolagy to controll aircraft remotely in real-time, not long range anyway.

Its a killing machine.. to kill people.

@@FidelCastro404 Aircraft don't necessarily kill people bud. They're made to take down other planes. It's not the man, but the machine we are after. Maybe get your head out of your overly fragile ass and realize that these are made for the defense of the free world.