SSW Harrier - a ride on the roof of the world

[LUCE1]

One of the best ways to check whether a system works well is to test it under extreme conditions. If it works well under extreme conditions, it is expected even better under normal conditions.
What better place to test the SSW Harrier VTO performances than the highest airport in the world ?
So we tested SSW Harrier at Lukla airport (VNLK) close to Everest slopes, a field at 10000 feet, where the VTO is possible with not more than 600 pounds of fuel in wet conditions, is it extreme ? Yes it is, at edge of 'wet' envelope.
A good occasion also to make a ride on the roof of the word into a magnificent natural scenery.
SSW Harrier has stood the test even with a little trick that also shows his AR capability.
Here the link to the movie, enjoy.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...=wF5VTGW6aOM#!

[flewpastu]

I guess this product is not going to happen. I checked thier website today and all the details they described for harrier are gone. All they show is the starfighter. Anyone heard anything of late if this is going to happen. Kinda dissapointing to say they are going to release June 2nd and now nothing.

Bill

[Dain Arns]

Still have pictures of the AV-8B and CAS/Attack Harriers scrolling by at the top of their page when I just checked.

[rcbarend]

I guess this product is not going to happen.

I think (in fact: I know) your guess is wrong....

Regards,
Rob

[Dain Arns]

I think (in fact: I know) your guess is wrong....

Regards,
Rob

Yuuuuup.

WHOLE Lotta info on the Harrier up on the SSW front page this morning:
(EDIT: In FACT, it's available now!)
http://www.simskunkworks.102virtual.org/