Do you think you could handle 5 G's in a fighter jet??

Question

Do you think you could handle 5 G's in a fighter jet??

Answer 1

Depens on weder or not dey haf der gats. I kan jack 3 homies, dunno bout 5

Answer 2

The g-suit is really just something to strain or push against.  The AGSM (anti-g straining manuever) is good for 4 to 6 gs depending on how well you do, how much notice you had, hydration, etc.  It's done by tensing all the muscles in the lower body and abdomen to squeeze the blood to the upper body -- the really important part is the 100mm of pressure for the distance between the heart and the eyes (average).

Answer 3

Yeah man, I could p**s 5 G's

Answer 4

Yes

Answer 5

Yes you could defeat them

Answer 6

There are times when the wise thing to say is "Who, me?  I'm just a grey-haired little old lady!"

This is one of those times.

Answer 7

No.  I can't even handle the spinning teacup ride at an amusement park.

Answer 8

I'd be like Bill Ingvall in his "15 Degrees off Cool" stand up routine....

Answer 9

Yes, had a "fam" flight in a T-38 out of RND.  Did 2 consecutive 360's pulling 5-6 g's according to the back seat g-meter among many maneuvers.  I did have the help of a G-suit, and they reviewed the straining maneuver prior to flight.  Worst problem was that the helmet wanted to slide down over my glasses and push them off my nose.  Otherwise, what a fantastic ride. . . .  people get paid to do this?

Answer 10

with the help of a G suit, yeah. no problem

without it, can't be more than a few seconds otherwise i'll get tunnel vision black out