Check out the Merch Store: growling-sidewinder.creator-spring.com Big Thank you to Grinnelli over at GrinnelliDesigns for letting me show off this amazing proof of concept of his Thrust Vectoring F-22 Raptor, as mentioned in the video it was never intended for public release, it was way too complicated to actually try to do anything with it that would make it worth it for the community, but we're lucky enough to get a peak at it, if you guys have any cool ideas of what we should do with this thing let me know in the comment section below, we just have a go at it. Thanks for Watching guys Much Love.
Out of curiosity, what's making this too complicated for it to be worthwhile? Complicated installation, performance impact, interference with non f22 modules, something like that?
If this a TV model of the F-22 that closely mimics what is seen at air shows then what does the current model lack? Would a truly accurate model of the F-22 ruin DCS by being so dominant?
@@normal_exe G limits are for pilot safety + airframe longevity. Sure you could pull heavy, bend the plane out of shape permanently and give the pilot a concussion lmao
Idk it literally flies like a real raptor man. There's some things the military won't show about the raptor but just from watching a few airshows over the years it's pretty spot on. The 22 is quite literally a flying acrobat
@@datutturugang666 Youd probably really like biplanes and shit lol. I learned how to dogfight using bi planes, then moved to single prop ww2 fighters, and kept slowly moving up to jets. The hardest and funnest to fly tho were the ww2 props, just because you have to know asap what ur enemys plane is thru sight, and then know how to outfly that certain type of plane. So if it was a plane that could outturn me, id boom n zoom it and rinse and repeat, and keep my energy. It teaches you how to have good visual radar aswell, if u cant identify other plane types and dont know ur advantages its over, jet fights are way more simple. Bi planes are fun because there lofty, and the manuevers you learn here will carry over to the ww2 era fighters. Bi planes turn rediculously good, and a furball of them is wild lol.
This really reinforces what they said in the fighter pilot podcast after watchin Top Gun: Maverick, that a 5th Gen fighter against anything is like flying a cheat code. It's just so utterly unfair and dominant.
@American Might it is but it lacks the maneuverability and stealth characteristics the F-22 have it's just F22 set up the notch for 5thGen way too high
Y'all need to calm down and remember the F-22 is a legacy aircraft. When it was designed physics hadn't been invented yet, so ofc it doesn't fly like any newer plane.
That honestly seems more realistic for the Raptor from what I've seen (USAF here). The thing is absolutely nuts. Can do things that would literally kill the pilot. Like we've said, it's a falling leaf. Well done as always GS. Keep it up man!
Thank you for that. It's good to know that we still have dominate air superiority with these new gen enemy aircraft being built. People can speculate all they want but hearing it from USAF is awesome. I keep seeing these speculated newer gen U.S. planes but nothing confirmed. I would really love to see the updated A-10. I love the Raptor but the A-10 is my favorite plane by far.
@@murph3194 The more interesting thing is that the US will avoid dog fights the best it can. So, any actual real fights with it are done from BVR range. The dogfighting capabilities of most US aircraft are just encase the pilots have to.
@@Paxton171 In reality BVR is by FAR the safest option as long as you have the advantage. But it's still really cool we (US) still teach actual dogfighting, because you never know. Better to have the weapon and not need it, rather than need it and not have it. :)
Amazing dev work. Saw the Raptor perform at the Rickenbacker airport with the Gathering of Mustangs. Nothing short of unbelievable watching the Raptor after the F16 and F15 demo teams.
I was lucky enough to see a raptor fly at an air show a few years ago. The way it basically gives physics the middle finger and just flies around doing whatever it wants is truly mind blowing. Then I learned that they tell the pilots to hold back during public demonstrations…
The pilots aren't allowed to show its full capabilities to our allies in training exercises, either. There are things the Raptor and the Lightning can do that are not be known by anyone but the pilots.
I think this is the first montage I’ve seen you do with this kind of music. 10/10, super entertaining, crazy to see what the raptor can do with thrust vectoring. Great work 👍🏼
That gunnery at 1:55 was like unzipping a cocktail dress. As a serious F-22 fangirl, I can't tell you how satisfying it is to see her fly like she does in the airshows. She does things that make you think you're hallucinating.
It's insane to know that this is closer to how the F22 actually performs. Thanks for the showcase. And well done Grinnelli. Now I want to see him do the ST21.
I live about a mile away from an airfield that hosts annual airshows and features the F-22 regularly. My house is under the flightpath of the Raptor (and other fighters) as they maneuver to return back to the airfield. Plus I have a great view of high acrobatics. The Raptors like to fly low because it's an airshow so I get a very good look at the jet (and the insane noise it makes). Having said all of that, without reservation this model of the Raptor moves like the real thing. Great job.
This is what the Raptor is. The UNCLASSIFIED turn rate is 40 degrees per second. Air show videos look just like this. Listen to some interviews of F22 pilots, you can pick up some really incredible information. And that's just what they're allowed to talk about.
the F22 what a beauty. You really need to give grinnelli props next time you talk to him but also encourage him to implement something like this into his release versions of the f22. This is simply amazing and it looks like a proper f22 maneuvering. one probably needs to tune it to closer match the f22 footage and information we do have about the real f22 but this is simply amazing.
I like how you keep feeding us Raptor videos, apparently in the vain hope that eventually we'll forget the time you were flying around looking for the Raptor that had formed up just behind you. It was too hilarious. We'll never forget.
Even people who don't have the slightest interest in planes can tell the F-22 is incredible the second the see one fly, even if they can't articulate why.
This video is crazy in the fact that, you know that our boys are being taught some black magic secret menuvers that will never get highlighted or shown on screen. If you think these are nutty, imagine all the possibilities when you know the rest of the playbook.
I'll never forget the first time I saw an F-22 demo at an airshow. Hill Air Force Base, probably 2006. The demo was flown at 10,000 feet so it was pretty high up, not like the demos they fly today. But the damn thing was doing Kulbits (somersaults) in about three fuselage lengths!! I grew up watching F-4 demos so that was incredible to me. If nose authority corrupts, then absolute nose authority corrupts absolutely.
I've been to only one airshow in my area, and that was years ago before the F-22 came out. there was an F-16 on display and then the pilot took off to do his part of the show. and I was impressed with its maneuverability and thought that if this was just one of our average pilots, other countries needed to be a little scared. but as I said, this was years ago, and more than 10 years after I left the Navy... (I served when the movie Top Gun came out in 1986)
what a monster, an alien monster! it look like its out of control but no, it just let you do whatever you want and without any problem! truly insane aircraft
honestly that seems spot on ive seen them several times at shows and demonstrations doing all of that and even with more speed they can falling leaf change direction and falling leaf the other way inside of 180 degrees laterally. its insane sick video!
bro the raptor flew and played around the su 57 like its teasing it "hey look at me you cant do this oo flip and bam youre dead" and they say the su 57 can match the f22 but the su 57 is just there staring at death itself
OMFG!!!!!!......the F-22 is incredible. I live in the UK not to far from the Mach Loop,last year whilst on a day trip into Wales I witnessed an F-35 repeatedly get mauled in a dogfight with a Typhoon,it made me wonder how the f-35 would have done against the F-22 lol! Great channel,keep em' coming!!
That fight model looks more accurate than the model that was released. The one shot of the roll rate seemed a little too high of a roll rate at the speed it was flying IMO.
I had to pull my footage from the 2017 Brunswick GA airshow where I had valet seating to watch the F-22. I forgot that it rolled out to Led Zeppelin's Immigrant Song. Still makes my neck hairs stand and salute. My aunt, who knows nothing about "airplanes", screamed in a southern Georgia accent, "My lawd, is that real?"
This video seals the deal. I just need the HOTAS and I'm in practice mode. This is exciting. I mean I understand that we are not getting this setup. But just what I see you guys do with it is enough for me.
I'm glad you were given the privilege of handling this magnificent bird in a more accurate model of her true ability, and very thankful you were able to share that with us. Now I have an idea of what to look forward to should I ever see one at an air show!
Just take in the F-22 pilots aren’t allowed to show off a majority of the maneuvers the F-22 can perform for security purposes. This thing moves like a UFO it’s crazy
Very cool to see! Assuming rectangular nozzles rotate ~20-30 degrees maximum, it seems a bit over-tuned, especially at higher speeds. If they just did a degrees per second implementation I can see why it does so. This excludes other factors like G-strain on the aircraft when fast, proper FLCS limits for each speed, and some aerodynamic interactions. To nail this down would be very difficult unless it was built into the physics engines.
Definitely reminiscent of the kind of maneuverability I saw a Raptor demonstrate at the Atlantic City Airshow over a decade ago... pilot got in hot waters for accidentally demonstrating way too much that civilians weren't supposed to see. I even saw him perform a _Pugachev's Cobra_ maneuver and tail slide before his actual show time when he probably thought no one was watching since all eyes were on show center above the water.
@@doncalypso It's definitely around on TH-cam somewhere. I remember a video of the F-22 from that show. That was a watershed moment because up to then, people had convinced themselves the Americans couldn't possibly design a plane that could pull the stunts the Russian planes were demostrating.
Back in '04 when I was in the Civil Air Patrol we were doing some work out on Fairchild AFB during the airshow and they had the F-22 doing show runs, still remember my jaw dropping at that thing's ability to do what I'd only ever seen a bi-plane do at shows, including fly backwards. Still wonder if what I was told about it, the airframe being able to handle and outperform the pilots survivable g limits, is true or not.
An All-Aspect platform with all-aspect authority, all-aspect recovery, with all-aspect weapons in an all-aspect wiz in an integrated all-aspect battle zone with all-aspect situational awareness. (I keep using that word) Get the man out of the cockpit and let the machine do its thing. It's coming, it will have no fear, no remorse and it's unstoppable.
The fact that I will never be able to have the true F-22 experience fills me with great pain. Why, dev, must you so cruelly lock away your greatest work? It's not even like I'm asking them to develop some new thing, it's literally already been developed, he just won't release it because reasons
Thats at least what they say. They could be flying it at its limits at the airshows. Governments aren't known to be very honest when it comes to their most modern weapons.
I’ve seen two f-22 landing at Hawaii Pearl Harbor. Never have I ever see a aircraft move so smooth to get in a landing position in less than 10 seconds
Grinnelli Needs to release this, this seems more accurate to the real model. This just looks to good not to be released. Please Growling convince him 😫🙏
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Big Thank you to Grinnelli over at GrinnelliDesigns for letting me show off this amazing proof of concept of his Thrust Vectoring F-22 Raptor, as mentioned in the video it was never intended for public release, it was way too complicated to actually try to do anything with it that would make it worth it for the community, but we're lucky enough to get a peak at it, if you guys have any cool ideas of what we should do with this thing let me know in the comment section below, we just have a go at it. Thanks for Watching guys Much Love.
Out of curiosity, what's making this too complicated for it to be worthwhile? Complicated installation, performance impact, interference with non f22 modules, something like that?
The su 57 needs updates
If this a TV model of the F-22 that closely mimics what is seen at air shows then what does the current model lack? Would a truly accurate model of the F-22 ruin DCS by being so dominant?
Should try a Fox 2 fight with multiple bandits
@Zechariah Goldsworthy That would be like an Olympic track star against...you :)
It’s crazy how a 60 foot long, 60,000 pound solid piece of metal with missiles can look like a leaf falling in light breeze
It's not a Solid piece of Metal.
It's amazing how a human can withstand the g forces that must be acting upon them in those kinds of maneuvers.
@@HuyV given that they are done while the aircraft is fairly slow, I’d say not much
@@HuyV the f-22 computer actually stops the plane from going more than 9.5 g's imagine what it could do without a g limit
@@normal_exe G limits are for pilot safety + airframe longevity.
Sure you could pull heavy, bend the plane out of shape permanently and give the pilot a concussion lmao
Idk it literally flies like a real raptor man.
There's some things the military won't show about the raptor but just from watching a few airshows over the years it's pretty spot on. The 22 is quite literally a flying acrobat
Agreed
too fast..
@@datutturugang666 no
@@datutturugang666 Youd probably really like biplanes and shit lol. I learned how to dogfight using bi planes, then moved to single prop ww2 fighters, and kept slowly moving up to jets. The hardest and funnest to fly tho were the ww2 props, just because you have to know asap what ur enemys plane is thru sight, and then know how to outfly that certain type of plane. So if it was a plane that could outturn me, id boom n zoom it and rinse and repeat, and keep my energy. It teaches you how to have good visual radar aswell, if u cant identify other plane types and dont know ur advantages its over, jet fights are way more simple. Bi planes are fun because there lofty, and the manuevers you learn here will carry over to the ww2 era fighters. Bi planes turn rediculously good, and a furball of them is wild lol.
@@profo4544 he is Mayuri shiina that dawg experience so many time travels he feels time is too fast
Grinnelli really needs to be convinced to release this to the public. I don't even care how realistic it is, it's just cool as hell.
I 100% agree.
More realistic than the Su-57. lol
who to do the job?
I would totally pay for this module.
I would 100% pay for this
Absolutely insane
Well done Grinnelli, and thanks for showing this GS
This really reinforces what they said in the fighter pilot podcast after watchin Top Gun: Maverick, that a 5th Gen fighter against anything is like flying a cheat code. It's just so utterly unfair and dominant.
Nothing fair in a fight.
@American Might it is but it lacks the maneuverability and stealth characteristics the F-22 have it's just F22 set up the notch for 5thGen way too high
@@enigmagrieshaber5555 In maneuverability terms the Su-57 is superior. And its stealth characteristics are also pretty decent.
@American Might The Su-57 is a fully 5th gen fighter
@American Might I am not. The Su-57 is a stealth aircraft with the most modern avionics, radar, weapons and propulsion meaning it is 5th gen.
F-22 Raptor- the first combat aircraft to change a flat spin from a bug to a feature.
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@@genralreno It wasn’t a feature in a tomcat, it was a death trap.
Su-27 family trees: Ayo what?
Y'all need to calm down and remember the F-22 is a legacy aircraft. When it was designed physics hadn't been invented yet, so ofc it doesn't fly like any newer plane.
You’re right!
In a just world your comment would be on top
Personally, I think Grinnelli needs to release this to the public. His work needs to be appreciated 😂
Totally
Yes
Su-37: What the hell are you?
F-22 Raptor : You, but better.
Do you mean the 57?
The Su-37 was just a demonstration jet and never actually made it to combat production
F-22: Death
@@sonniedae6398 that's why the 22 is better
That honestly seems more realistic for the Raptor from what I've seen (USAF here). The thing is absolutely nuts. Can do things that would literally kill the pilot.
Like we've said, it's a falling leaf. Well done as always GS. Keep it up man!
Thank you for that. It's good to know that we still have dominate air superiority with these new gen enemy aircraft being built. People can speculate all they want but hearing it from USAF is awesome. I keep seeing these speculated newer gen U.S. planes but nothing confirmed. I would really love to see the updated A-10. I love the Raptor but the A-10 is my favorite plane by far.
@@murph3194 The more interesting thing is that the US will avoid dog fights the best it can. So, any actual real fights with it are done from BVR range. The dogfighting capabilities of most US aircraft are just encase the pilots have to.
@@Paxton171 it's like having a lightsaber as a backup weapon when everyone else has knifes...
@@Argosh more like bringing a sniper rifle to a knife fight but still bringing a knife just in case ;)
@@Paxton171 In reality BVR is by FAR the safest option as long as you have the advantage. But it's still really cool we (US) still teach actual dogfighting, because you never know.
Better to have the weapon and not need it, rather than need it and not have it. :)
Non-Aviation enthusiast: “Do a backflip.”
F-15: “You mean a loop?? You can’t do a backf-“
F-22: “Okay.”
cringe mean
The Kulbit maneuver😏😏😎😎
Amazing dev work. Saw the Raptor perform at the Rickenbacker airport with the Gathering of Mustangs. Nothing short of unbelievable watching the Raptor after the F16 and F15 demo teams.
I was lucky enough to see a raptor fly at an air show a few years ago. The way it basically gives physics the middle finger and just flies around doing whatever it wants is truly mind blowing. Then I learned that they tell the pilots to hold back during public demonstrations…
The pilots aren't allowed to show its full capabilities to our allies in training exercises, either. There are things the Raptor and the Lightning can do that are not be known by anyone but the pilots.
Thats a good idea
@@awilson2385 and it's probably pretty close to what is in this video
@@optimusprimus89 nah, i’d say arnd 50-60% close, it’s probably a lot more capable
I think this is the first montage I’ve seen you do with this kind of music. 10/10, super entertaining, crazy to see what the raptor can do with thrust vectoring. Great work 👍🏼
Literally uses this exact song every video.
@@colinbowman8816 what's the name of tht track?
@@A.hdh. I was literally trying to find the name for the track for the longest time and nothing shows up
@@supbro_the_crazy2681 absolutely same:(((
@@A.hdh. I recognize it from one of the Call of Duty blackops maps from a few years ago.
Absolutely stunning! What the F-22 is truly capable of ... only trouble is , I want this version now and can't have it
Ikr
Why is this not released? Too OP? It looks like it behaves properly.
@@iankphone True. If it looks way too op its accurate.
"Aint that tha gad damn truth'' (The Matrix Revolutions)
We have yet to find out what the F22 is fully capable of
US Airforce: "We aren't pursuing supermaneuvrability."
Also US Airforce: "Check this shit out!"
This vertical 360 is just INSANE! Like it's nose becomes an axis and it just spins around it. Absolutely insane.
That gunnery at 1:55 was like unzipping a cocktail dress. As a serious F-22 fangirl, I can't tell you how satisfying it is to see her fly like she does in the airshows. She does things that make you think you're hallucinating.
Your gunnery analogy brings back wonderful memories, lol...
@@BeingFireRetardant sus
@@MobileTaskForceE11
Oh, completely sus...
It's insane to know that this is closer to how the F22 actually performs.
Thanks for the showcase. And well done Grinnelli.
Now I want to see him do the ST21.
I live about a mile away from an airfield that hosts annual airshows and features the F-22 regularly. My house is under the flightpath of the Raptor (and other fighters) as they maneuver to return back to the airfield. Plus I have a great view of high acrobatics. The Raptors like to fly low because it's an airshow so I get a very good look at the jet (and the insane noise it makes).
Having said all of that, without reservation this model of the Raptor moves like the real thing. Great job.
This is what the Raptor is. The UNCLASSIFIED turn rate is 40 degrees per second. Air show videos look just like this. Listen to some interviews of F22 pilots, you can pick up some really incredible information. And that's just what they're allowed to talk about.
Thanks!
thanks again, much appreciated.
the F22 what a beauty. You really need to give grinnelli props next time you talk to him but also encourage him to implement something like this into his release versions of the f22. This is simply amazing and it looks like a proper f22 maneuvering. one probably needs to tune it to closer match the f22 footage and information we do have about the real f22 but this is simply amazing.
Well done Grinnelli. I really wish this would eventually be released. Seems very accurate compared to the demos I’ve seen.
I like how you keep feeding us Raptor videos, apparently in the vain hope that eventually we'll forget the time you were flying around looking for the Raptor that had formed up just behind you.
It was too hilarious. We'll never forget.
ahahah damn, people hadn't reminded me of that one in over a week lol I was having a good run.
@@GrowlingSidewinder Sorry. Ruining peoples days is, well, a talent of mine. Ha.
F 22 almost perfects “pointing the nose”….at any point, attitude or altitude.
Su27, 30, 35-"Look I can do a Cobra"
F22-"Hold my JP-8"
Even people who don't have the slightest interest in planes can tell the F-22 is incredible the second the see one fly, even if they can't articulate why.
It's probably because we know innately that airplanes aren't supposed to be able to drift like they're in a f'ing Fast & Furious movie.
Now that's the F-22 we know and love. A rematch with Su - 57 is intended.
The Felon has met his Parole Officer. Nice
Clever :)
This video is crazy in the fact that, you know that our boys are being taught some black magic secret menuvers that will never get highlighted or shown on screen. If you think these are nutty, imagine all the possibilities when you know the rest of the playbook.
I'll never forget the first time I saw an F-22 demo at an airshow. Hill Air Force Base, probably 2006. The demo was flown at 10,000 feet so it was pretty high up, not like the demos they fly today. But the damn thing was doing Kulbits (somersaults) in about three fuselage lengths!! I grew up watching F-4 demos so that was incredible to me. If nose authority corrupts, then absolute nose authority corrupts absolutely.
Best comment...
Dear Grinnelli, I would gladly PAY for this aircraft. Sincereley, a DCS player and a fan of your work.
@@grinnellidesigns you are awesome
@@grinnellidesigns
Puhhh-LEEEASE release this! It's pretty damn close to the real thing.
I've been to only one airshow in my area, and that was years ago before the F-22 came out. there was an F-16 on display and then the pilot took off to do his part of the show. and I was impressed with its maneuverability and thought that if this was just one of our average pilots, other countries needed to be a little scared. but as I said, this was years ago, and more than 10 years after I left the Navy... (I served when the movie Top Gun came out in 1986)
Absolute monster 👹. Feels like F 22 turned into phyton 5
This thing handles in the sky like a drift car does!
I really hope Grinnelli releases a version of this at some point. It's much closer to how the F-22 actually flies, at least from what I've seen.
what a monster, an alien monster! it look like its out of control but no, it just let you do whatever you want and without any problem! truly insane aircraft
honestly that seems spot on ive seen them several times at shows and demonstrations doing all of that and even with more speed they can falling leaf change direction and falling leaf the other way inside of 180 degrees laterally. its insane
sick video!
I love how the Raptor can just enter and recover from stalls and flatspins at will
The FCS be like "Just tell me where you want the nose to be boss"
It is the stalls and flatspins that cannot recover from a raptor
bro the raptor flew and played around the su 57 like its teasing it "hey look at me you cant do this oo flip and bam youre dead" and they say the su 57 can match the f22 but the su 57 is just there staring at death itself
To be completely honest.... with the right pilot.... this is EXACTLY how I would see a Raptor dog fighting an adversary. This is cool!!
The f-22 is a beast when it is in the sky.
gives "flying circles" around your foe a new meaning
This makes ace combat look realistic
@MrGriff305 ye sure lmao and it can fire lasers too?
@@ariane19. those are tracer rounds..
@MrGriff305 don't feed the troll lol
@@ariane19. You’ve never tried DCS have you
@@misteralex01 it was a joke lmao
Ive watched this video like 6 times. I think its my favorite you have ever put out
OMFG!!!!!!......the F-22 is incredible. I live in the UK not to far from the Mach Loop,last year whilst on a day trip into Wales I witnessed an F-35 repeatedly get mauled in a dogfight with a Typhoon,it made me wonder how the f-35 would have done against the F-22 lol! Great channel,keep em' coming!!
Exactly the type of content I subscribed for 💯💯💯
Well that was one of the most unfair things I've ever seen. I love it
Moves like a goddamn spaceship.
If it wasn’t really a fight before now it’s just a massacre like it’s not even fair
Wish the Wright brothers could watch a F-22.
Everything is like a sitting duck in-front of this F-22. Total domination!
I've never seen a cat playing with its food like the Raptor did with the Felon in this video. That was awesome! Definitely worth it.
Who needs helmet mounted targeting when you can just point the plane at anything in the sky?
well HMS would be still advantageous, having lock BEFORE you point the nose so you can release faster
3:18 You did it, we wanna see it. F-22 vs Felon 👀
Good to see that the e brake works well
That fight model looks more accurate than the model that was released. The one shot of the roll rate seemed a little too high of a roll rate at the speed it was flying IMO.
Only reason why Grinelli did not release this in public:
1. Too OP
2. FBI knocked his door
I had to pull my footage from the 2017 Brunswick GA airshow where I had valet seating to watch the F-22. I forgot that it rolled out to Led Zeppelin's Immigrant Song. Still makes my neck hairs stand and salute. My aunt, who knows nothing about "airplanes", screamed in a southern Georgia accent, "My lawd, is that real?"
The Raptor murdered all challengers in the first degree.
This video seals the deal. I just need the HOTAS and I'm in practice mode. This is exciting. I mean I understand that we are not getting this setup. But just what I see you guys do with it is enough for me.
What a beautiful monster of an aircraft. Even the Felon was truly no match for it.
This perfectly demonstrateswhy the F22 doesn't need a HMD, it becomes the HMD lmao
Also i wanna have that mod now !!!!
Absolutely amazing - I want more vids of this version of the raptor
Dude it moves like a spaceship now
If that is anything like real life, it truly is a next generation dog fighter. It’s absolutely incredible.
I agree this needs to be released. Grin nice work! Have faith in your designs.
I'm glad you were given the privilege of handling this magnificent bird in a more accurate model of her true ability, and very thankful you were able to share that with us. Now I have an idea of what to look forward to should I ever see one at an air show!
damn, that pilot mowdown on the falling su-27 was personal as hell
F-22 Raptor is the King of the Skies
For those curious what the song is, it's called Racing · Dmitro Khatskevych
"You may fly this aircraft with reckless abandon" - F22 Pilot Handbook
I can't imagine what the g force feedback on the pilot would be with such outrageous flipping and flopping.
Just take in the F-22 pilots aren’t allowed to show off a majority of the maneuvers the F-22 can perform for security purposes. This thing moves like a UFO it’s crazy
The aliens are calling. They want to get that F-22 Raptor
Very cool to see!
Assuming rectangular nozzles rotate ~20-30 degrees maximum, it seems a bit over-tuned, especially at higher speeds. If they just did a degrees per second implementation I can see why it does so. This excludes other factors like G-strain on the aircraft when fast, proper FLCS limits for each speed, and some aerodynamic interactions. To nail this down would be very difficult unless it was built into the physics engines.
So your saying there's a chance..
That is FANTASTIC! Grinelli has done a great job and the digital F-22 is flying like the real thing.
That is truly insane!! Thanks for showing us this GS and thanks to GrinnelliDesigns for giving you the chance to show us!!
What an amazing bird! my fave airframe of all time, truly an amazing feat of engineering and technology we have today! Awesome skills sidewinder
I'm convinced the Raptor has alien tech in there somewhere, it's basically a damn UFO
Now that looks like the F-22 I remember from Tyndall AFB when they practice over the Gulf....That is a Fighter Plane!!!
Definitely reminiscent of the kind of maneuverability I saw a Raptor demonstrate at the Atlantic City Airshow over a decade ago... pilot got in hot waters for accidentally demonstrating way too much that civilians weren't supposed to see. I even saw him perform a _Pugachev's Cobra_ maneuver and tail slide before his actual show time when he probably thought no one was watching since all eyes were on show center above the water.
Do you have a video?!
Do you have a video?!
Do you have a video?
@@dylankolby5450 no... that was back in the day before smartphones with cameras were a thing.
@@doncalypso It's definitely around on TH-cam somewhere. I remember a video of the F-22 from that show. That was a watershed moment because up to then, people had convinced themselves the Americans couldn't possibly design a plane that could pull the stunts the Russian planes were demostrating.
Back in '04 when I was in the Civil Air Patrol we were doing some work out on Fairchild AFB during the airshow and they had the F-22 doing show runs, still remember my jaw dropping at that thing's ability to do what I'd only ever seen a bi-plane do at shows, including fly backwards. Still wonder if what I was told about it, the airframe being able to handle and outperform the pilots survivable g limits, is true or not.
SU-57 waiting in lobby to join match...
*F22 joins lobby*
SU-57 the office meme starts playing
"NO, NO, OH GOD NO"
That's a goddamn UFO...
Hotrodding space aliens be hotrodding again.
An All-Aspect platform with all-aspect authority, all-aspect recovery, with all-aspect weapons in an all-aspect wiz in an integrated all-aspect battle zone with all-aspect situational awareness. (I keep using that word) Get the man out of the cockpit and let the machine do its thing. It's coming, it will have no fear, no remorse and it's unstoppable.
The fact that I will never be able to have the true F-22 experience fills me with great pain. Why, dev, must you so cruelly lock away your greatest work? It's not even like I'm asking them to develop some new thing, it's literally already been developed, he just won't release it because reasons
Just think, as amazing as this stuff is there is still more lethality that is completely classified that can’t be seen at airshows.
This jet actually has these capabilities , just cant be shown off in public...... F-22 no vectoring lol......cant fool me.
@@nahoblah5102 it does tho, in air shows, roll rate is prob limited durring air shows
yeah we're gonna need more videos on this
It’s a scary thought that what they show us at air shows is only a small fraction of its capabilities.
Thats at least what they say. They could be flying it at its limits at the airshows. Governments aren't known to be very honest when it comes to their most modern weapons.
The F-22 is amzing but its not a small fraction.... Its a large fraction what is being shown and it dominates everything else while doing that!
I’ve seen two f-22 landing at Hawaii Pearl Harbor. Never have I ever see a aircraft move so smooth to get in a landing position in less than 10 seconds
Jesus, the Raptor in DCS is starting to become more and more closer to the real thing, god the way it moves is amazing!
Air superiority to a whole new level, well kind of new. I used to play at F22 Raptor on on PC like 25 years ago.
dude's playing Ace Combat while everyone else is still stuck in DCS lol
LOLLLL
lol accurate
belkan witchcraft moment
That’s freaking impressive as heck! Very cool. I wish he’d make that available to everyone!
Grinnelli Needs to release this, this seems more accurate to the real model. This just looks to good not to be released. Please Growling convince him 😫🙏
This so awesome F-22 Raptor thrust vecting ❤❤❤❤👍🏾👍🏾❤👏🏾👏🏾
This is terrifying.