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reply posted on 8-9-2009 @ 11:16 AM by Zaphod58
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The major use of this would most likely be military. Fly-by-wire made fighters and even large aircraft more maneuverable, so imagine what fly-by-wireless could do for say an F-16 sized fighter, or even an F-22.

Many years ago I took a tour of Dryden Flight Center (way back when the first C-17 was in flight testing at Edwards), and they had an F/A-18 that they were installing fly-by-light on one side to test, so this is a logical offshoot from that and other test programs.

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