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What kind of fuel does an F-22 Raptor and a F-16 use? (fighter jets) What are the best

fighter jet 💳 and bomber from your point of view ? Question Date: 1999-02-25 Answer

1:

Nearly all jet aircraft use a variety of 💳 Kerosene (yup heavy diesel...). The reason

is that hydrocarbon fuels contain more energy per liter as the molecular weight goes

💳 up. (This is why a diesel car can go farther on a gallon of diesel than a gasoline car

can). 💳 Still heavier fuels are not used because they take too long to pre-heat for

engine starting (and the plane sits 💳 on the ground...)

As for which plane is a better

(or tougher) aircraft, the F-16 is designed to get into the 💳 air quickly for rapid

response. The F-22 Raptor carries more arms payload...and goes faster... but does not

scramble as quickly. 💳 Once both are in the air, I'd bet on the F-22.

Decide for

yourselves who would win an engagement - Check 💳 out the sites:

F-22

http://af.mil/news/Apr1997/f22/index.html

F-16

http://af.mil/news/factsheets/F_16_Fighting_Falcon.html

Answer 2:

I was in the Air

Force for a while before I went to college.Both jets 💳 use a derivative of kerosene for

fuel. There are different types; a couple called JP-4 and JP-6. The fuel isn't 💳 the

important part of the aircraft as much as the "accessories". These are things like

range, weapon capacity, guidance systems, 💳 etc. The F-16 is a no-frills fighter--not as

fancy as the F-22. It is cheap and often sold to poor 💳 countries. This doesn't mean that

it is inferior; just that it is appropriate for less high tech work. You should 💳 keep in

mind that when a military force is built, no single part of it, whether it is a tank,

💳 gun, fighter, or bomber, is really the "best". This is because it is the collection of

weapons that makes the 💳 military. The military is more like a set of tools with each

having a particular job to do. There is 💳 really no single piece of hardware that is the

best for all jobs.

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