F-16 engine test:
29,000 lbs of thrust, which ain't exactly beanbag.
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Interesting to watch the position of the turkey feathers as they run through the power sequence. Closing down to full power, then opening back up at zone 5 AB. Of note, it's much quieter and that engine didn't even suck in the smoke on start up, unlike the old J-79s... LOL
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