F-22B?

Is there any known drawing or representation of the F-22B? Does it even exist? I read it was cancelled to save costs. Is this true?

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next time, use google, there is plenty of info about the FB-22 program

Boeing is teamed with Lockheed Martin, Pratt & Whitney and the U.S. Air Force to develop the F/A-22 Raptor as a replacement for the F-15. The fast, agile, stealthy F/A-22 will take over the air superiority role with Air Combat Command starting in 2005. The Air Force plans to procure 339 F/A-22s, and production is scheduled to run through 2013.


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Hope this helps???

DJDOHBOY, he means the FB-22 Fighter Bomber program. Not the normal F-22...

Ah I see Silly me!

In that case .....

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(I'm never one to give up when I'm pretending to know things! )

Well there has been renewed intrest in the FB-22 by new news articles i have seen. It may be built because it will cost alot less to make the FB-22 than to make a new bomber.

Whoa there! I dont mean the FB-22!
I mean the F-22B! The two-seater version!

The combat capable F-22B two-seat trainer was cancelled.

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How is the f-22x going?

There is no F/A-22X.

F/A-22x???

Are you kidding me? There is no such thing, i mean why go up about 24 letters up the alphabet? might as well come up with a new fighter designation, plus x??? The YF-22 is not an X project aircraft, not black enough, plus it is the first of its kind in generation, so ya no X.

i really like that slowflight pictures, DJDOHBOY. i bet the ailerons do next to nothing at all. it does make me happy though that the same sort of stuff i do in my c-150 is done in the f-22.

and i think that that f-22x comment had to ahve been i a joke. i mean, come on, we all know they're only up to the f-22w!

www.aerospaceweb.org...
look under variants

The X-44 MANTA is a converted delta-winged F-22 which uses vectored thrust as its sole means of control. The plan is to convert an F-22 so that it uses its thrust vectoring nozzles for its flight control, without rudders, stabilitors, or ailerons. MANTA could be used to validate the planform for the FB-22. MANTA flights could begin by 2006.



Thanks to Zion Mainframe for having the image
posted on his AirAttack.com website.


Another Rendering of the FB-22 concept:

oh finaly they have get those vertical rudders away of the f22. now its a cool plane

Anybody has a line drawing or render of the Two-Seated F-22?