Comments by "Guinness" (@GuinessOriginal) on "Sandboxx" channel.

  1. Maintenance cost and time on f35s are gargantuan. 100 hours for every hour of time. An a serious conflict with a peer competitive this would be a huge problem
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  2.  @TheBooban  their jets don’t require anywhere near as much maintenance
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  3. Ukrainians can’t fly out for one
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  4. One leads to another😊
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  5.  @hanskrieger4299 you seem to be mistaking luck for skill
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  6.  @TheBooban  and yeah the USA will have a problem as big as it’s debt and equally as difficult to solve
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  7.  @AA-xo9uw  ha ha ha what an absolute load of utter nonsense that is. You must work for the us ministry for propaganda
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  8.  @justarandomtechpriest1578  it really isn’t. There’s over 50 f35s that have been mothballed already because the maintenance is too much
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  9.  @justarandomtechpriest1578  yet. China employ a lot of ex U.S. and European fighter pilots, look it up
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  10.  @MikeB-ng3ol  lol that’s pure BS do your research it’s not hard
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  11.  @FeatheredDino  absolute nonsense
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  12.  @CampingJimmy  tell me why they practice low level flying with f35s
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  13.  @CampingJimmy  I thought the entire point of f35s is that they’re stealth and undetectable by air defence radar? And that they can fight at a range outside AD capabilities?
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  14.  @erikm7608  you mean like when they said they mainly practice low level flying due to legacy training standards that don’t really apply to f35s which is what I’ve been saying all along? Yeah, really schooled me there.
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  15.  @CampingJimmy  so if they’re designed to take out such systems I’m Pretty sure they will be doing it as a stand-off, and not point to point
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  16.  @CampingJimmy  ok, but then they use their stealth ability to get in right? Not hugging the ground to avoid radar where they’re vulnerable to manpads and other AA. Isn’t that the entire point of stealth, that you don’t need to perform those kind of dangerous manoeuvres to get in?
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  17. It’s always interesting to me that these stories always break when there’s something big in thec news thy don’t want you to post attention to. And photos or footage they get are still always filmed on potato
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  18.  @Brandonthesnifferofall  yes, the f35 has taken up a massive chunk of that budget, especially all the early mothballed ones
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  19. Yeah that’s pure BS
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  20. The Serbs managed it with 70s tech. You’re assuming only one radar and one AA battery. When you have a connected network like a patchwork quilt it’s a different story
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  21.  @enigmaticspace7578  tldr, try being less salty
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  22.  @enigmaticspace7578  who said anything about being civil? You sound very bitter, probably because your pathetic nationalism has been hurt
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  23. In an age of hypersonic ballistic missiles and cheap autonomous drones what is the point of the expense of stealth bombers when you can just send a missile?
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  24.  @SP-fc9bx  and what happens even when things don’t go to plan?
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  25.  @SP-fc9bx  what’s the point of carrying a Gatling gun and 400 rounds of ammo if you’re never going to use them? And what’s the point in having them if when you try to use them you lose horribly?
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  26.  @orlock20  yes and when they take those filters off they see ufos and shoot them down and then can’t f find them because it turns out those ufos were stealth fighters
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  27.  @philipr.6090  more likely it was orchestrated to detract attention away from the dam that Ukraine blew up. China and Russia must be wondering why aliens are only interested in the U.S. 😂
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