Revealed: The Hidden Greatness of Rolls Royce F130 Engine for B-52 Stratofortress

The Rolls Royce F130 engine has a hidden greatness that will be used on the B-52 bomber. With high power and efficiency, this engine provides powerful thrust to enhance the aircraft's performance in bombing missions. The advanced and innovative features of this engine make it one of the best in its class. High reliability, stable performance and good adaptability make the Rolls Royce F130 Engine an ideal choice to enhance the operational capabilities of the B-52 aircraft and meet the challenges of the modern battlefield.
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[@ianhomer7727]

Rolls-Royce Cars were sold off years ago and are now owned by BMW. Rolls-Royce Aerospace is still British-owned and is the manufacturer, although the USAF B-52 contract is to build the engines in the USA for the security of US jobs.

[@hotdog9262]

this engine is the result of a rolls/bmw collab though

[@dangerwillrobinson366]

@@hotdog9262 What? And what can BMW bring to RR on aero engine design? Retired RR engineer and I got to call BS on this comment.

[@hotdog9262]

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[@charlesm7589]

So you basically just ripped the video from the official Rolls Royce video about these engines and started talking over it?

[@antonnym214]

Please. I just want to be informed, not stirred up into a frenzy. Your narrator is good at what he does, but that is way, WAY too much excitement for delivering information on what is not actually a game-changer in the industry. The thrust of the F130 is Identical to the JT33 it replaces. That is 17,000lbs. It could be more, but would require a larger fan and they are trying to fit it into the existing nacelle. It is not a game-changer to improve fuel economy and ease of maintenance.

[@dinsdalemontypiranha4349]

I stopped watching at 2:22 because you had already repeated yourself over and over and over. Too bad. It's a topic that interests me.

[@JuanRivera-gc7fq]

Albatross

[@larryrobertson4099]

A B52 does not need an engine to provide passengers a safe and environmentally friendly ride. The B52 carries no passengers. It does not need a more powerful engine because the wings are stressed for the current TF33 engine's power. Nor does it need an engine to enhance its performance on bombing missions because it doesn't drop bombs anymore. It uses a variety of standoff weapons.
What a B52 needs is a new engine that provides reliable power over greater distances with improved fuel efficiency and improved maintainability. The F130 Rolls Royce engine seems to meet those criteria.

[@hotdog9262]

bimmer engine

[@JuanRivera-gc7fq]

Isn't this much fun than a car or boat.

[@henryfurlott2222]

I gave up after 40 seconds with this guy!!! For one, RR has ALREADY been designing and building aircraft engines (for DECADES) to the highest standards and technology. It's like this American just DISCOVERED that RR makes aircraft engines!!!

[@dangerwillrobinson366]

Yep and the reference to RR cars and passengers in a B-52 is laughable.

[@ayoksusune8095]

Mesin daya roket

[@thelazycat_]

Talking about cars make no sense. RR cars has nothing to do with RR aerospace

[@frankynodots]

All B roll and nothing all that interesting.

[@nathd1748]

What exactly were you expecting otherwise then??

[@frankynodots]

@@nathd1748 a little more meat with the potatoes.

[@marcviej.5635]

why are you shouting?