F-15A RPRV Remotely Piloted Flight and Landing

Uploaded on Monday 28 November 2011

DESCRIPTION

The RPRV was designed to test spin recovery techniques at a lower cost than using a real F-15, and without the risk to the pilot. The vehicle was carried aloft by the B-52B, then released to fly the spin test. It was controlled by a research pilot on the ground, using standard instruments and video from a nose-mounted television camera.

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DETAILS

Language: English

Length: 00:34

Country: United States

License:
Creative Commons License

F-15A RPRV Remotely Piloted Flight and Landing by National Aeronautics and Space Administration is licensed under a Creative Commons Public Domain 3.0 License.


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