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This is the United States of America F/A 18 super hornet.
In this Content we will learn how a Fighter Jets Works.
We will look at the General Arrangement of the jet ,the two General Electric F 414 G E 400 Turbo Fan engines, the basic flight controls that helps the aircraft move and the armament that helps it become one the best fighter assault jet of the Juggernaut US military that made it a super power.
F/A 18 Super Hornet got its name with the designation F stands for Fighter and A stands for Attack.
The Super Hornet was designed and built by McDonnell Douglas and first flew in 1995. After the merger of McDonnell Douglas and Boeing, the two giants of the military industry.
It joined the US Navy's fleet, replacing the aging Grumman F-14 Tomcat which in its right was a legend, but had to retire in 2006.
The Super Horne Is a bigger Jet with a length of 18.31 meter and it was also decided to increase it’s wingspan to around 13.62 meter much bigger as compared to the its Predecessor the Hornet with 20 percent increase in Size increasing it’s weight to a massive 32,081 lb pound or 14,552 kg and when it is equipped as a fighter it has a Gross weight of 47,000 lb pound or 21,320 kg.
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One of the issues with the F/A-18A was the relatively low internal fuel load of, approximately 10,000 pounds. On the other hand, the A-4 "Scooter" carried about half that at 5,200 pounds of jet fuel. The A model Horne motors were 16,000 pounds thrust. I was a mech in VFA-305.
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@@Aitelly - You're very welcome. The reason the fuel load sticks in my mind is that it was almost the same as that of the A-7B VA-305 'Lobos" replaced with the Hornets. Spent much more time working on A-4 and two seat TA-4 "Scooters" though.
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@@scootergeorge7089 what do you think about F-14 Tomcat? Was is better than F-18
@@elitedima9672 - I was a mech. Never worked on the Tomcat. But it is my understanding that it is more maintenance intensive than the Hornet. As a pure fighter aircraft, the Tomcat may have a slight edge. But close enough that the superior pilot would prevail. Towards the end, weapons racks were added to the Tomcat to make it more versatile perhaps too little, too late.
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1)Steven Rohrich :I used to work at Boeing and spent time at plant in St Louis where F/A 18 Super Hornet is made. Most of the video is accurate. I won't split hairs on minor differences. Just glad someone took time to produce this video.
The F/A 18 has some stealth features which were barely understood in the 90's. Goal of stealth is to reduce radar return signature. Twin vertical stabilizers only 1/2 as tall as a single reflect less radar back to sender. Both vertical stabilizers are at an angle which make return radar reflection bounce harmlessly in different direction. The very sharp nose which houses the digital array radar antenna does not return radar back.
The inlets to the twin turbojet engines are cleverly designed to hide the spinning forward compressor blades. On F-15, if you look head on, you can see the compressor blades. This caused a very strong return radar signal back to enemy. On F-18, the engines are inset deeper into fuselage, an angle was introduced in the air ducts and compressor blades are out of sight. Other stealth features include some RAM (radar absorbing material) in key areas, highly sloped canopy structure, even the paint has some RAM and the color makes it hard to see from below or even from above.
2) Herbert Dennison: 5:00 A few notes on some of the terminology. The Super Hornet does not have slats, it has leading edge flaps. The inboard and outboard leading edge flaps are linked and move together. Th Super Hornet does not have elevators, they have horizontal stabilizers. The stabilizers control both pitch and roll (with the ailerons). An elevator is a movable surface on the trailing edge of a horizontal stabilizer such as on an airliner or Cessna.
3)Scooter George: One of the issues with the F/A-18A was the relatively low internal fuel load of, approximately 10,000 pounds. On the other hand, the A-4 "Scooter" carried about half that at 5,200 pounds of jet fuel. The A model Horne motors were 16,000 pounds thrust. I was a mech in VFA-305
6)MM is millimeter :) We messed this up big time
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Ailerons part is only half-accurate. It might be true for airliners and larger cargo aircraft, but modern fighter aircraft have their horizontal stabilators (they aren't called elevators) integrated with roll control via the onboard flight control computers,
which means when the pilot commands a left roll, the left stabilator also deflects along with the left aileron to assist in rolling the aircraft, and vice versa. Unlike the traditional elevator + trim combination,
the entire control surface is deflected as one unit (hence why there is no separate elevator control surface and why this is called a stabilator or elevons as some others call it). This is why modern fighters have incredible roll rate compared to the older "ailerons only" concept.
8) @Yuki Onna Supers use AB(After Burner)
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@AiTelly im not if im right at 100% , but i think the term about F/A mean Fighter/American. the "Why" is because im from Canada Then our f18 is called CF-18 (also f18 its a multi-role)
Thank you for video. Ex Boeing here.
@@RacanYlum But everyone I look I find it F/A as Fighter/Attack because the F16 was mainly a Fighter aircraft hence only "F".
But again I might be wrong.
@@Aitelly Im not sure too loll then no matter! one thing im sure about CF-18 its canadian fighter! u should be right too, every country must have his own "rules"!
I used to work at Boeing and spent time at plant in St Louis where F/A 18 Super Hornet is made. Most of the video is accurate. I won't split hairs on minor differences. Just glad someone took time to produce this video.
The F/A 18 has some stealth features which were barely understood in the 90's. Goal of stealth is to reduce radar return signature. Twin vertical stabilizers only 1/2 as tall as a single reflect less radar back to sender. Both vertical stabilizers are at an angle which make return radar reflection bounce harmlessly in different direction. The very sharp nose which houses the digital array radar antenna does not return radar back.
The inlets to the twin turbojet engines are cleverly designed to hide the spinning forward compressor blades. On F-15, if you look head on, you can see the compressor blades. This caused a very strong return radar signal back to enemy. On F-18, the engines are inset deeper into fuselage, an angle was introduced in the air ducts and compressor blades are out of sight. Other stealth features include some RAM (radar absorbing material) in key areas, highly sloped canopy structure, even the paint has some RAM and the color makes it hard to see from below or even from above.
When I first saw the 2 little turbofan engines, I was not impressed. I had spent much time at Everett Plant where wide body twin aisle aircraft are made. Engines on 777 are over 9 feet in diameter and produce over 100,000 pounds of thrust compared to 22,000 on F-18. Of course, commercial jets don't have afterburners and weigh many times more in weight.
I was part of a Lean Manufacturing Team from Commercial sent to fix problems in Military. We can assemble a 747 in a week or two. F-18 was taking several years. It had 1 window, 2 engines, 2 seats, no bathrooms, no kitchens, and was tiny in comparison. 747 has hundreds of windows, hundreds of seats, multiple bathrooms and kitchens, flight deck big enough for 6 people, hundreds of miles of wiring, tubing, and ducts. People comfort important.
Yes, we did reduce manufacturing problems on F-18. We made them faster, better, with less defects to fix later, and reduced price considerably. Price was number one driver for Navy on second contract.
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Turbojets or turbofans?
After I watched Top Gun: Maverick for the second time, I got fascinated in learning how jets operate and work and I enjoy this video a lot. Greetings from the Philippines 🇵🇭
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I know it's physics and engineering but it will always amaze me how these heavy man made machines are able to move in the sky as if gravity was nothing, graceful as birds. Modern science is something else, the culmination of thousands of years of knowledge.
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Not trying to take away from this fighter or anything of the sorts... But if we were to be honest the first powered flight was in 1903 was only 120 feet up to 200 feet after further testing at approximately 10 or so feet above ground level at 7mph or so. Let's just say it's more like a hundred years or so vs thousands.
Watch closely as an aircraft turns. The loss of lift caused by the tilt of the wings causes the plane to drop. This illiterates the interplay between the lift from the wings, thrust of the engine, and gravity always lurking behind the scenes.
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I never knew the F18 could carry so much Fuel.
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Is there a difference between fuel tanks and fuel cells? Amfuels makes and sells fuel cells to DOD.
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Former Boeing here.... just checked merchandise in your Store. Really cool T-shirts with F/A 18 Super Hornet printed on them. Gotta buy a few to go along with the very "Limited Edition" actual Boeing F/A 18 Super Hornet Polo Shirt I was given in 2001 in St Louis at Boeing Military Plant. I was a Group Lead in a Lean Manufacturing Workshop held to reduce costs and defects, and to improve manufacturing processes on Super Hornet build line. Less than 100 were printed and only given to Boeing Staff who attended workshop. It's priceless and can't be replaced. Maybe I should remove from closet and put in fireproof safe instead. I do wear it occasionally, and the memories come flooding back.
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Excellent video. I work for DOD and my agency procures spare parts for the F/A-18 and other USN aircraft. This video is fantastic and breathes life into the weapon systems we support. Looking forward to viewing the channel’s other videos
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Amazing animation, is not just about understanding the mechanics behind this beautiful machine, but also to give you a small perspective of how it can feel when you pilot an F-18. Will check your other videos as well, for sure. Entertaining and useful!
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A few notes on some of the terminology. The Super Hornet does not have slats, it has leading edge flaps. The inboard and outboard leading edge flaps are linked and move together. Th Super Hornet does not have elevators, they have horizontal stabilizers. The stabilizers control both pitch and roll (with the ailerons). An elevator is a movable surface on the trailing edge of a horizontal stabilizer such as on an airliner or Cessna.
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34 year Hornet maintenance guy here, Thank you for the corrections. Also no mention of the "fly-by-wire" system that keep the plane flying. Major flight innovation.
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Tried my hardest to get to fly one of these in 1998 when I applied to the RAAF.
Didn't make the cut because of my parents medical history. I've been obsessed with the Hornet ever since.
Top Gun: Maverick cemented my obsession.
Just an incredible single seater.
Doing well financially now, but I'd trade it all to be a fighter pilot.
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Really love this video. Very descriptive. Reminds me so much of flying.
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Saw someone do a redesign of the hornet by extending the engine inlets to just under the lex's. Looked amazing. Seemed feasible, too, increasing fuel storage and underbelly load capacity.
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Heavy aircraft indeed, Very nice video, I like how much effort and researching is in this one video
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Ailerons part is only half-accurate. It might be true for airliners and larger cargo aircraft, but modern fighter aircraft have their horizontal stabilators (they aren't called elevators) integrated with roll control via the onboard flight control computers, which means when the pilot commands a left roll, the left stabilator also deflects along with the left aileron to assist in rolling the aircraft, and vice versa. Unlike the traditional elevator + trim combination, the entire control surface is deflected as one unit (hence why there is no separate elevator control surface and why this is called a stabilator or elevons as some others call it). This is why modern fighters have incredible roll rate compared to the older "ailerons only" concept.
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I was in the very first f-18 squadron on the east coast VFA-131 Wildcats stationed at NAS Cecil Field fla, 1986/1988 , We were also the first f-18's to see combat in Libya operation el-dorado canyon in 1986 on board the USS Coral Sea Airlants first and finest . Great video !
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However my doubt are cleared, regarding "fuel tank and ammunition cage", placed on the bottom of the aircraft
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Several years ago one Spanish Air Force F/A-18 was in training in Southern Estonia and somehow fired AMRAAM missle. It was never found but Russia was furious as that happened like 70 kilometers from Russian border.
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