Its got a catalytic inverter.
Fact of the Day: The F16 will lay on its back and "play dead" when it feels under threat (often from bully F15s) or when baddie planes are likely to shoot at it. It returns to its normal operating position after a good belly rub from its pilot.
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pic taken from a Arrebnac
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This is the so called maintainence mode for clearing dirt on the bottom of the plane.
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Hopefully its pilot won't be in the shops too long, and will untie it from the lampost and continue the walk.
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If you rub its belly in the right place its rear wheels start twitching.
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Not too hard or you may end up with a premature ejection, and that would make a mess of the cockpit.
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I didn't know that the plane AI had progressed so far! I sure hope someone takes the plane for a walk a couple times a day.
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Machine spirit please. We don't do AI here...
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Wrong, that's a condition that makes you fall asleep at a moments notice, quite common in sheep, horses and F35s.
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Aircolepsy
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