Quick Transmigration: Life Experience Specialist

Chapter 661 Soaring across Kyushu 20
Here, people just like strong people. Sang Wei won everyone's favor with this trick. In addition, what happened yesterday was publicized, and everyone expressed their desire to get closer to Sang Wei. On the second day of arriving at "Nighthawk", Sang Wei integrated into this team.

Apart from the third team going on a mission, nothing else major happened that day, so Sang Wei followed the rest of the people and trained as usual.

However, at the end of her training, Sang Wei was informed that her mount was about to arrive and she was asked to be prepared to receive it.

Early the next morning, Sang Wei received an express delivery. More than a dozen Dongfeng trucks loaded with sealed alloy boxes of various sizes were delivered to the hangar of the "Nighthawk".

This includes not only spare parts that can be assembled into a complete aircraft, but also more spare parts, maintenance materials and special repair and maintenance tools.

When she saw the boxes piled up like a mountain, she was stunned. This was completely different from what she had imagined.

She thought there should be a complete J-10 in front of her, but she didn't expect that she would have to assemble it piece by piece like playing with Lego.

That's right, how could it be possible to transport a complete plane to her?

Sang Wei was very glad that she had learned all this at the Bird's Nest. Then, she referred to the palm-thick instruction manual and stayed up all night with the entire crew to get a general idea of ​​it.

Then after everyone had rested, they prepared to start the big task - assembly.

This is definitely a tiring job. First, you have to clean out all the alloy boxes, count them, rearrange them according to the order of use, then find the box with the unpacking tools, then the box with the assembly tools, and finally the body that is decomposed into modules. Of course, the most important engine is wrapped in layers of shock absorber boxes and placed in the innermost. If this thing is damaged, there will be no chance to cry.

The entire crew, including Sang Wei, lived and ate in the hangar for three consecutive days and began to assemble the aircraft like little ants.

Some low-temperature assembly components cannot be disassembled once installed, so they must succeed in one go. This is very demanding on one's patience. Fortunately, there are no people with bad tempers who can work in this industry, and Sang Wei has received training in this area in the "Bird's Nest". The crew members are not just there to do the work, they are neither arrogant nor impatient, and they slowly, step by step, and bit by bit, assembled most of the fuselage.

"Thank God there weren't any extra parts!"

Sang Wei closed the last cover, smoothed her messy hair with her greasy hands, and breathed a sigh of relief. There were no extra parts, which meant there was an 80% chance that the plane was assembled correctly.

The worst thing about assembling is not that you cannot assemble it or that you cannot find the parts, but that at the end of the assembly, there are a few extra parts. That means you have to disassemble it again and then find the missing parts among thousands of parts, which is even harder than assembling it all over again.

The other crew members also breathed a sigh of relief. This was their first time participating in assembling an aircraft, and they were indeed extremely nervous.

They looked at each other, and then all focused their attention on Sang Wei. Sang Wei nodded, exhaled, wiped her hands with the rag beside her, entered the cockpit via the boarding ladder, turned on the system, and in everyone's expectation, the lights in the cabin suddenly lit up!
Beep! Beep! Beep!

The indicator lights on the console flickered and flickered. As Sang Wei's hands continued to operate, the smile on her face gradually grew, and then she gave everyone in the cockpit a thumbs up.

Done! System self-test passed!

However, whether the plane can be used normally in the end depends on whether it can fly in the sky and fire a few rounds.

Sang Wei did it right away. She sent a message to the captain, then stuck her head out and made a gesture to the crew members outside the cabin. Someone came trotting over with a refueling gun and inserted the gun into the fuel tank hole on the fuselage.

"Everyone please disperse for a while, we'll invite you to watch the fireworks outside later!" Sang Wei said to the other crew members with a smile. She was also reminding the other team members who had just arrived to retreat to a safe distance. In addition, this was the first test flight and it was still quite dangerous.

The fuel in the tank rose rapidly, and hundreds of liters were filled in a moment. Although it was not much compared to this huge machine, it was enough, so Sang Wei made another OK gesture.

This was her first time flying a plane she assembled herself. It would be a lie to say she wasn't nervous. If things went wrong, she would be able to set off fireworks for everyone in the squadron to see. But as a pilot, this would be her own mount. How could she unleash its maximum power if she didn't even understand her own mount and had no confidence in it?
So Sang Wei took a deep breath, and then spread her spiritual power over the surface of her body, and said into the intercom: "I'm about to start!"

Sang Wei started the operation process without hesitation. Under the nervous gaze of everyone, the fuselage of the J-10 vibrated slightly, and a light smoke spurted out from the tail, followed by a red flame. The high temperature immediately distorted the surrounding air, blowing a gust of sand onto the tarmac.

The scene was spectacular.

Sang Wei was still quite cautious about her life, so to be on the safe side, she placed one hand on the ejection handle next to the seat, while simultaneously staring at the various signal lights. She also had to pay attention to the monitoring system connected to the aircraft. The screen was refreshing a large amount of detection data in real time. She had to try her best to identify any abnormalities. As long as there was something slightly wrong, she would quickly pull the ejection handle to escape.

The plane's engine burst out with tremendous power, and the fuselage vibrated more vigorously than before. Sang Wei observed that all indicators and data were normal, and began to do simple tests.

"No problem!" Sang Wei reported in the headset, "Beggar Chicken applies for takeoff!"

There is no problem with testing only on land. This is only the first step of the test. It also needs to be flown into the air for testing, to test the weapons' live ammunition and engines. You can't just put together a fancy stand, right?

"Agree!" With the feedback in the headset, Sang Wei operated on the console and the plane began to move.

With a push on her back, the plane flew smoothly to an altitude of ten thousand meters. Sang Wei felt great and did not feel any sluggishness because it was the first time the plane took off. On the contrary, she felt that she had a good understanding with it, maybe because she participated in the assembly?

"Beggar Chicken, how are you now?" The captain's voice came through the headset.

"Excellent!" Sang Wei praised herself generously, "Beggar Chicken is applying for weapons inspection now!"

She is going to let her mount set off the first firework!