Last F-22 Raptor built ENGINE START-UP 

😂😂😂

This Is how we in Italy salute the mailman when he approach home.

😂😂😂

Do you stand way too much at attention like this guy does while doing so?

Arms all the way down...no bi/tri gap.

yeah. it’s a shame that they cost more than the whole fucking world

woh, wat a maschine, forgot war 30 seconds, yhe pilot have a dunny, deadly toy

@@justaguyyyy6446 i would value Earth higher than $150million

@@MrKnaives there is no world war..get a grip

@@vladraduandrei5227 * Cough cough * there's achkcually

i think it uses solid fuel cartridges as a starter for these engines, they start instantly with a push of a button, I doubt this plane has an APU starting procedure etc..

@@GamingAmbienceLive It's not a cartridge, it's a JFS, a separate small turbine that uses stored compressed gas to spin the JFS turbine which is connected with the main engine through a gearbox. Called the APGS on the F22.

@@alihammad6318 oh damn that’s clever

2:05 you can see his hand move back and forth like he is trying to start a lawnmower lol

Sounds like a mountain lion

Well they better be good with all the tax money they use up.

it better look good too

Hello!

Hello thanks for the compliment Russia has also built some beautiful aircraft wish we could come together

Looks great !!

Not really, you can't line-assemble aircraft and have them all different. There were many changes but they were introduced in chunks and not frame-by-frame. In some cases older aircraft are upgraded BEFORE production ones because the upgrade program starts before the line is modified. I think they already have side-looking AESA but it's widely thought that they'll never really get IRST. I was given a walk-around by one of the demo pilots and did see some interesting stuff that he couldn't talk about. I think it likely has some defensive IR capabilities but without a big/integrated system like EOTS on the F-35, it's just not possible.

@@EstorilEm I do know that aircraft assembly isn't like custom car coachbuilding, what I'm implying is this is the last block of F-22 hence has the most refinement and potential. I think I saw a chart about F-22 somewhere regarding what upgrades each block has compared to the previous block including cheek array that I mentioned that was unavailable in early block. I'm NOT referring to frame by frame upgrade. Regarding IRST, I've been told that there is a potential of an infrared system using the defensive IR cameras around the body similar to F-35's DAS, not its EOTS.

​@@ihsanjayadi88 That's the thing I'm trying to say - the block upgrades didn't necessarily have anything to do with the production date, some of the very first TEST aircraft were upgraded to the latest block updates sooner than ones coming off the assembly line. They didn't "smooth the paint" or "fix this seam" etc... they were built in line-assembly almost identically, and almost ALL of the upgrades were performed after they were built, as production stopped so prematurely. And no about infrared - DAS is built around situational awareness and defensive capabilities with the HUD, EOTS is offensive IRST/FLIR for targeting. The system is large and requires a forward-looking optical capability with great optics, which the F-22 will NEVER have with that giant AESA radar up front. Originally they had proposed an IRST system integrated to the leading edges of the wings, but this was going to be extremely expensive and massively complicated given the movement of the leading-edge surfaces, I think it may have required supplemental cooling as well (possibly via nitrogen, etc) so again - complex and expensive plus additional maintenance. No adversary aircraft is stealthy enough to require it (the SU-57 is a joke, and its' IRST dome kills its frontal RCS to the point where an F-22 can STILL see it and get a shot off before the SU-57 knows its there). I think they made the correct decision NOT to include IRST in the F-22 - it's never been required in any offensive fighter engagement in history that I'm aware of. Even if you could see the aircraft, getting existing weapons systems and missile to lock onto the target is a completely different story. You have zero internal missile guidance still, and zero radar uplink guidance TO the missile from the aircraft. IRST just tells you SOMETHING is there - but in reality you can't do anything about it.

@lEm The IRST was canceled outright, unfortunately. I believe the argument at the time, aside from cutting cost because the F-22 started to become a pariah after the USSR folded (no more big-bad enemies, right? 🙄), was that even the most advanced IRST (and the F-22's was going to have two large staring arrays in the wing roots, or so I read) wasn't going to enable the F-22 to dominate in BVR. Even the latest IRSTs don't work much beyond visual range at the frontal aspect, so I see their point. I'm not saying that I agree, because there are strong arguments to be made in favor of having an IRST, but the pressure to cut costs to save the program with so few airframes being purchased was intense. Supposedly, a podded IRST is being developed for the F-22 right now, by the way. I'm not sure how they plan to make it stealthy, but that's the idea. This just goes to show how shortsighted the government is, as usual. They tried to kill the F-22 completely, but were stuck with a few of them, and now they're spending big money to upgrade the few they have to hold on until the bigger bucks they're spending will hopefully result in a replacement from the NGAD program. Maybe that fighter will actually be wanted and purchased in sufficient quantities. What they should have done is purchase more F-22s and kept that program going. They should have allowed it to be exported to countries like Japan, Israel, and Australia, who were interested, as well, to help keep production going. It would have cost less in the long run (per-unit cost would have dropped to a fraction of what it ended up being), and resulted in a superior F-22. Instead, they largely threw away their massive investment and now have to make a similarly massive investment to replace the fighter they didn't want but now do. 😬🙄

Good luck on the cost of one.

Yeah you can - they'll do them on $69.99 a week plans every once in a while (they need every dollar they can get to pay for the F-35 programme. :D)

I was thinking about putting one on lay-away myself. 😂😂😂

Actually, you can buy military aircraft once when they are no longer in service so the F22 is not going to be out of service anytime soon and you must have 1500 hrs. of jet experience flying. There are some people who personally own old Mig 25 Foxbat's but you better have a good 8 or 9 figure net worth.

@@uriahbleue1947 No chance of the F22 being sold to the civilian market if we arent even selling them to the allied nations.

Except for loud show throwin mommas 😹

Also the low rumble at 3:25 (fuel slowly being added and lit, the heat distortions out the back are also a sign that process has started).

Yet u still cant handle IRAN funny people u all r bunch of jokers cry babys

You ain't jealous is you little boy...try next time to reply to my comments in under 6 months ..go crawl back in your cave

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Lmao..

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True

Yup, it sure is

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Si😊😍 papi mami hoy sí vi a mis

No mis compañeros 5&_;+.+?;---?+-+-;-:: 😭

I mean it sounds like a jet, unlike old piston warbirds that had there own individual sounds deriving from a Diamler-Benz off a Messerschmitt or a Rolls-Royce Merlin engine off a Spitfire. Now those old planes each had unique sound. On the ground and the Sky. This just sounds like any every jet engine out there lol from this F-22 Raptor to a civilian Gulf Stream private jet 🙄🤦‍♂️

Brandon Deppe The sounds between some jets actually differ but it’s a pretty small difference. You gotta admit though that these things flying at high speeds pretty low on the ground sound cool.

Lol

And then a quick turning

In the history of handshake

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@@fencing8511 mada fake donl trap

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Nothing better.

It wasnt a Merlin but the F4u Corsair you see in the background when the Raptor is taxiing out

It's an air show. Ceremonial only. Soldiers don't walk and change guard like they do at Arlington cemetery either but it adds to the military pomp. These airshows are designed to promote recruiting so it sells the "ideal" rather than reality. Everyone loves a parade. I don't see the down side.

You must never been selected for an air show or honor guard in those 23 mediocre years.

@@ChrisDavis-ju7tx ouch.

Do they got to walk like that?

Thank you for your service. Your observation hints that you were never assigned to an air show, but worked at the real deal, An active airbase.

Started in the 80's... back when everyone had to modify their cars with new head units so they could play CD's LOL

Greg,

So?

I see, only high ranked officers can drive this

I've seen him on different TV shows including Dogfights, I believe.

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How you love fighter?

I wish I went to school everyday in one of those.. Someday I will.

Until it meets SU-35..

Goosebumps!!!!

And that's just the APU! Engines start around 3:30

@Alec Miller shove your english up your ass. I write as I want

Нее ,хламо-лётцем а рассеи!:)))

@Alec Miller google translate y dumb fuck

@Alec Miller fick sich selbst Arschloch!

Haha USA and RUSSIAN fight .. i am watching here we go

Seb Rou apprends à écrire au lieu de dire des conneries

@@chrrev1 tu te croix plus fort que moi tu connaît rien en avion de chasse moi oui

except this is an f22..

ya no idea why this guys talking about an f35

@@ericturner4850 he's got the spirit

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You must be a kid than nothing is more scary than the A-10

@@shadows8039 A-10 has range anxiety I guess

Since the F-18 are carrier based fighter, I'm guessing not. But Canada uses the F-18 as a land based fighter so you might find something there.

Spacex raptor engine

ll hi Kaco

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En lo que calientan motores ya les cayo cientos de bombas

Пока взлетит, война закончиться

а на главном кладбище государства на красной площади у пирамиды фараона ленина до сих пор индийский караул меняют?

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Whuat

Роботы обслуживают?

Thought he had some Michael Jackson move off that stepladder 😜

В пизде !!!!

@@БиллиДжоэл-р6у в твоей

I really like that drill

More like Elvis Presley 🙂

I think it's make them more alert or mentally stronger.....u can do this ..its feel great

@@vinaykhandka1993 You mean mid 1970s Elvis with his butt sticking out, looking like he had to shit?

Is just a show for the camera

I read this comment just as it happened 😎

Don’t hype

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Пока смотрел, не мог понять кого мне напоминают эти техклоуны . Спасибо, подсказали .

Вообще три, один в ремонте...в турбину во время представления всосало.

🥰 that sound is magical. Better than the smell of lackland

The USAF only ordered 195 of them. Until a new order comes in they will not be making them any more.

Yeah it has always amazed me that they have ordered more planes that were pieces of 5hit and a proven failure but only bought 195 of the baddest fighter jet that the world has ever produced! I guess they didn't pay off the right people to keep the program alive.

production and maintenance of the f-22 isn't cost effective with the current state of warfare in the world. it sucks but it makes sense, especially since there's already a 6th gen fighter on the way.

Ходят шо дауны ! И да, памперсы четко закрепил перед тем как сесть в кабину!