It has so far cost over $3.5bn, and is eight years late.
Hailed as the most expensive weapon in history, the controversial F-35 stealth fighter jet is undergoing rigorous testing at California's Edwards Air Force Base.
Now, it has emerged the jets complex radar system has a problem - it keeps crashing.
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F-35 fighter jet has radar flaw that can only be fixed by a reboot
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Won't you ever learn, there, spanky.
Your whole article is all of the problems from AF-1 all the way to last year. Most of this has been fixed already.
Newsfash, when you are turning hard your radar WILL go offline. This includes the F-16/18/15/22 and almost every known computer controlled ship. You have to reset it AFTER you get the gees and bucking down to a managable level. The more complicated the system the more it will have to be reset. Another name for it is "Reboot". Every once in awhile, my computer will freeze up and a reboot is needed. I can duplicate the same stresses on the F-35 computer systems by throwing my laptop into a cement wall as hard as I can throw it. Guess what, if it survives the impact, a reboot will be necessary.
Why aren't you ragging on the F-22 and the newest F-15 versions This isn't a software problem, it's a hardware problem. In order fix the problem is to make the system more robust.
BTW, they made it more robust on the Production Model F-35A. The Norwegian Pilot constantly goes right up against what the F-35A can do. That Vibration he is using as feedback is actually severe buffeting where you are very close to losing it. Unlike the F-16/15/18 it will continue to operate in that condition. Making it one really Bad MOFO. In the 4 Gen fighter, it would be very easy to go past that point when your bad guy is flying right up against it. Do that and you lose control of your Aircraft and you exit the flight limits. Meaning, you will be dead in a matter of seconds.
What next, you going to dig up some fruitcake that is harping about the Pilots Socks?
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