5 Fighter Jets With The Most Powerful Radar Systems
Fighter jets rely on advanced radar systems, each of which is often created with a specific goal in mind. This makes "most powerful" a complicated question.
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Stories By Travis Butson
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Do You Need To Sharpen Both Sides Of A Lawn Mower Blade?
A sharp lawn mower blade will always cut better than a dull one. If you're doing the sharpening yourself, you need to know which of its edges to work on.
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Can You Use J-B Weld On A Cracked Engine Block?
J-B Weld is a multipurpose two-part epoxy that can be used to fix just about everything. Will it get the job done on a cracked engine block?
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Your Sports Car Has Plenty Of Power, So Why Can't It Tow?
Your Corvette may have tons of horsepower, but obviously it's not a towing machine. Let's take a look at the science of why you can't tow with a sports car.
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Can You Use WD-40 With Pneumatic Tools?
Hank Hill might use his trusty can of WD-40 for absolutely everything, but there are some limits to what it can be used to lubricate safely and effectively.
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3D-Printed Drones At Sea Could Change The Game For The US Navy
See how the US Navy uses containerized 3D printing microfactories at sea to build combat drones and transform modern frontline military logistics.
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This 1970s-Era Fighter Jet Boasts One Feature That Even Fifth Generation Fighters Lack
Jet fighters require clean air to operate their engines, both free-flowing and without any debris. Only one older fighter can handle both issues easily.
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Why Does The F-16 Fighter Jet Have A Reclined Cockpit Seat?
Fighter pilots are put through a lot when flying a jet, but that doesn't mean they have to be uncomfortable. Enter: The F-16 Fighting Falcon's reclining seat.
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Can You Use A Motorcycle Helmet After It's Been Dropped?
Safety is critical for any motorcycle rider, and that extends to the gear you wear. Nowhere is that more important than your motorcycle helmet.
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Why Do Some Mechanics Taste Engine Oil And Is It Actually Safe?
Maybe you've seen a mechanic in a movie dab their finger in motor oil and give it a taste to diagnose a car. Does this actually work and is it safe to do?
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Can A Cracked Mower Deck Be Welded?
A crack in the deck of your lawnmower isn't necessarily the kiss of death, but its resurrection depends on a few factors. Here's what to know.
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How The OV-10 Bronco Went From Troubled Concept To Vietnam War Legend
The OV-10 Bronco didn't have fancy swept wings or supersonic jet engines, but it still became an iconic sight in the skies during the Vietnam era.
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What Does Vinegar Do To An Engine?
Vinegar shows up as a common ingredient in hack videos, but is using it on or around your engine a good idea? Here are some things to consider.
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America's Missile Ranges Are Doing A Lot More Than Testing Weapons
Military missile ranges across America are dangerous places for people, but endangered and threatened animal species often find refuge within them.
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Why Companies Making High-Tech Weapons Are Turning To 3D Printing
3D printing could very well revolutionize how the military manufactures munitions, but not in the way you might be thinking. Here's what the future may hold.
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What Is A 'Jellyfish' Drone Swarm, And Why Are They Considered So Dangerous?
Military drones continue to get more complex, and things can get very interesting when many of them work together in tandem, like an alleged Iranian swarm.
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This WWII Tank Was Powered By Grafting Five Chrysler Engines Together
You've probably heard of a Sherman tank, but there were actually multiple Sherman models. One in particular had a very strange engine running it.
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Factory Vs Aftermarket Tow Hitches: How Different Are They Really?
Depending on your towing needs, it might be worth getting a factory tow package, but many drivers are well-served by an aftermarket hitch. Which do you need?
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Why Did U.S. Automakers Start Switching To Metric Bolts In The '70s?
While you can still find some Imperial units on American cars, the industry as a whole mostly swapped to metric in the 1970s. What happened?
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5 Major Automotive Brands Used In The US Military
Auto manufacturers and the military have collaborated on multiple occasions. Here are some prominent examples of major car brands making military hardware.
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