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  • in reply to: Pak-Fa Thread episode 19 #2299176
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    The thing is the first 3 prototypes have all had that configuration with only minor changes, so there’s a fair chance the final production version will still look a lot like it.:(

    Pity the new engine with flat nozzles won’t be ready till 2016. If they had started development on it back in 2005-6 when the PAK-FA was in the conception phase then it’d be flying with them by now…

    Whats the problem with the configuration?
    The fact that all 3 have an almost identical config is a good thing and shows it is viable and stable.

    in reply to: Russian Navy Thread #2025596
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    that is a way to lose costumers 🙁

    it is very weird, that’s for sure. They have completed bigger work in smaller time scales before, and after.

    http://lenta.ru/news/2012/02/22/mi26t2/

    Serial Mi-26T2 production to start this summer 🙂 .

    in reply to: Pak-Fa Thread episode 19 #2299313
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    I know …and no point in rebutting some of the “flaws”. Mind’s are already made up. I can’t wait though until this reaches the Indian defence forum, the comments will be priceless.

    The annoying thing is these things have been addressed 100 times on this forum alone, but some people….

    You mean Bharat Rakshak?

    Definitely a place of serious insight and wisdom. :p

    Here is another epic “Chinese level” analysis:
    http://lh5.ggpht.com/_DOt63hFWbAg/TSzrLxQls5I/AAAAAAAAD-Q/gdyQsRoqhTY/PAK%20FA%20SU35.jpg

    in reply to: Pak-Fa Thread episode 19 #2299333
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    LM didn’t make the F-15, son

    Don’t care kid. They look the same, must be modified F-15.

    in reply to: Pak-Fa Thread episode 19 #2299336
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    Care to point out just what is wrong with it. All the points made are factually correct. I’m sure my response i’m given will consist of little more than thinly veiled abuse though.

    A 5 year old child could spot the errors.
    Need S-ducts?
    Bare engine?
    Su-30 fuselage?

    LOL.

    in reply to: Pak-Fa Thread episode 19 #2299346
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    What did you guys expect? Afterall the PAK-FA is a heavily modified Flanker. Theres only so much Sukhoi can do with it.

    Either back up that statement, or admit you are full of it.

    Then again, F-22 is only a modified F-15.

    in reply to: Pak-Fa Thread episode 19 #2299349
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    A forum that I sometimes post at had this posted by one of the Chinese members.

    http://i.imgur.com/Xs31G.jpg

    I thought you could all use good laugh.:rolleyes:

    What idiocy. Can’t believe people actually fall for this amateur crap, as if it will affect production PAK-FA.

    If I was the Chinese, I would be a little more concerned with their own program, like making engines. :p

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    What tech is there to transfer from not-so-new light Eurocopters?

    in reply to: Russian Civil Aviation #552653
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    Where does it say it is replacing the first one? They are getting the second one enhanced, but nothing about replacing the first one.

    in reply to: F-20 Tigershark vs Mirage 2000 #2300085
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    Under this thread either each single word you typed or those combined are irrelevant.
    Do you think this rephrase will be more polite?
    I was avoiding to say nonsense and was afraid of rude to you.

    Emile, I love your way with words. 😀

    in reply to: F-20 Tigershark vs Mirage 2000 #2300097
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    source?

    http://www.acig.org/artman/publish/article_236.shtml

    Not only India, from what I have seen other operators of the Mirage 2000 found the RDI sets to be lacking.

    in reply to: Russian Space & Missile[ News/Discussion] Part- 4 #1794163
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    http://arms-tass.su/?page=article&aid=103981&cid=25

    Before the end of the year, the second Tor battery will enter service in Belorussia.

    in reply to: Syria's Air Defences #2300200
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    Wrong! People have been saying this for the best part of a decade but truth be told no one has the courage or might to confront Iran. They will gain their nuclear weapons they’ve been longing for and then the world will be faced with nuclear war when the Jihadists in charge attempt to cleanse the earth of the jewish folk as they’ve been saying they are going to.
    I for one would much prefer we get this over with now and flatten Iran rather than waiting for a nuclear war in 5 or 10 years time.

    I am sorry to break it to you but no one is stopping Iran’s nuclear program, nor flattening it.

    in reply to: Syria's Air Defences #2300223
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    You really think that Russia can get that many bombers into the air at once and you think they have 2400 cruise missiles that actually work? You’re having a laugh. It’d lucky if they got 15 bombers and 100 cruise missiles off the ground at best case. No doubt they’d loose a strategic bomber or two aswell like in the Georgia conflict. Thats a terrible cartoon btw.

    lol, more nonsense from you. But I am sure you have proof for this.
    Also what do cruise missile attacks have to do with Georgia? Love to hear your “insight” here.

    Anyways if Russia wanted to keep anyone from Syria, it could do so easily. Place several SAM batallions under the guise of protecting the Naval base. Station several large surface combatants @ Tartus. Nobody is going to touch Syria then. Ofc, this isn’t going to happen.

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