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  • in reply to: Chinese News, Photos, and Speculation #10 #2517200
    tphuang
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    interesting what you say. but I hope J-8 series will be retired, it is getting old. also western area is becoming important too. there is many muslim there and they like blow up stuff, very dangerous.. maybe we need make unman drone like what US do and survey them. some of western neighbor have fancy aircraft. Kazakistan and Wuzubikestan have Su-27.. we are okay with them now but in long run they is also dangerous because they house muslim terrorist, also because some of their land also belong to China since Tang Dynasty.

    J-8F/H are still being converted and inducted. They even inducted J-7Gs this year! CAC still has a production line that had to be converted from J-7 to J-10. These old aircrafts aren’t going away anytime soon.

    in reply to: Chinese News, Photos, and Speculation #10 #2519111
    tphuang
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    Though this J-11B cockpit is already much better than the old Su-27, but I still love this one:

    that’s like J-10’s cockpit when it first came out. It should look better than the one on FC-1 right now.

    tphuang
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    unless JL-15 decides to use the same engine as JL-8, that’s not happening.

    in reply to: Chinese News, Photos, and Speculation #10 #2519348
    tphuang
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    Authentic Chinese article. Hmmm. Like the kind you quote?
    Su-27/30 Family: ‘Flanker’ In The 21st Century” by Thomas Andrews, INTERNATIONAL AIR POWER REVIEW, Spring 2003, is a far more reputable source than most junk one finds on bbs.

    lol, keep pretending that you know more about what sources are valid than those who follow plaaf daily. By the way, notice how we dissected that combat aircraft article on J-10? That’s from a pretty legitimate magazine. You know what, bring on that article, we will dissect it.

    Please dont be stupid. Your excitable nature apart, do think it through. It has nothing to do with Indians or Pakistanis or Martians. It is plain common sense. If India and Russia shared a border, it would also be treated similarly. Russian firms may be willing to sell, but lets see if china ever gets them. cheers.

    hmm, it seems like only the Indians get upset when we mention that Russians are removing export restrictions on stuff they sell to Chinese. My excitable nature apart? Care to explain how I get excitable?

    tphuang
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    Chinese Turbofan engines developed or under development:
    0. WS-9, licensed copy of RR spey
    1. WS-10 by AVIC1: for J10/J11 3 generation fighters and future airlifters
    2. WS-11 by AVICII: for trainers
    3. WS-12?
    4. WS-13 by AVICI: for future FC-1
    5. WS-14 by AVICI: T/W 10 grade big thrust?, status unclear
    6. WS-15 by AVICI: T/W 10 grade middle thrust Turbofan engine could be based on CJ2000 core? Model number confirmed.

    WS-12 is basically like WS-13 but not based on RD-93. Many people think this project is cancelled, but one of the big shrimps on war-sky says it is still ongoing. WS-12/WS-13 kind of have the PL-8/PL-9 relationship going.

    WS-14 – for JL-15?

    tphuang
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    To be exact, the news is appeared on 13 Sept, 2005 ( 1.htm)

    http://www.hyfcc.com/xinwen/gongzuo/25/

    But don’t know how, the news only released to the public recently, maybe the domain only be accessible to public recently.

    No matter how the article does confirm the “New type of Turbofan engine” (WS-15 ) will power future Chinese 4th Generation fighter jet ( Western standard).

    http://www.avic1.com.cn  2005/09/06
    本报讯 8月29日,中国一航红原锻铸造工业公司举行某新机种18项发动机锻件交付仪式。新型发动机锻件的顺利交付标志着该公司在新机大锻件研发上取得重大突破,跃上了一个新台阶。

    某型发动机是我国新一代战机的主要动力装置。6月份,红原公司接到中国一航西安航空发动机(集团)公司该型号后续18项锻件的生产任务。该系列锻件在生产过程中有两个明显特点:一是技术难度大,主要表现在吨位大、工艺条件复杂、执行标准高;二是原材料资源紧缺,生产进度紧,试制周期短,质量要求高,是首次承担的大型锻件。
    承接任务后,公司成立了以总经理杨春尚为总指挥的工作组,下设技术攻关组、生产协调组、资源保障组、质量监督组,及时召开专题会议,对组织材料、研制、生产每一个环节进行周密部署,以一系列行之有效的保障和管理措施来确保该型号锻件按节点顺利推进。公司先后调整、充实了科研生产队伍,改善了科研生产工作的基础条件,特别是加强了质量管理,严格按照技术要求协调处理有关问题,解决了锻件研制生产中的突出技术难题,保证了试制工作的顺利进行,最终按期合格圆满地交付了锻件。

    It came out last year, but huitong just decided to post it again. Honestly, the only thing I got out of this is that it’s called WS-15.

    tphuang
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    check the date on it, seems to be old news.

    in reply to: Chinese News, Photos, and Speculation #10 #2519935
    tphuang
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    The J-10 is currently AL-31FN powered. Russia is said to be marketing the AL-31FM1 to China for the J-10, but China has yet to receive the engine or apparently sign an order, so they do not in fact have Salyut’s best engine as of yet.

    the entire thing is a little confusing, but the first batch of 100 that were received (according to people on Chinese forum) were higher thrusted but did not have TVC. And then the Jane reported said that all 100 were higher thrusted than original AL-31FN and also have TVC. Frankly, the Russians are at the point where if they don’t offer their latest, their engine simply are not better than the domestic engine.

    As for the 180 order and al-31fm1
    http://www.royfc.com/news/apr/1306apr04.html

    in reply to: Chinese News, Photos, and Speculation #10 #2520009
    tphuang
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    Whoops, I had the AL-41F1 confused with the new AL-31FM1:

    Does China have the AL-31FM1? No? Then my point still stands.

    yes, with J-10. And quite possibly with the other order of 180 AL-31F for flankers.

    in reply to: Chinese News, Photos, and Speculation #10 #2520062
    tphuang
    Participant

    Or not. China has no Al-41.

    Is that actually certified on flankers?

    in reply to: Chinese News, Photos, and Speculation #10 #2520625
    tphuang
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    There were several comments on China asking/ interested in the Bars and even you were reporting them on this very forum. The International Air Power article by Andrew Johnson on the Su-30 MKI/MKK also mentions the possibility of Bars going to the MKK.

    But it never happened.

    International air power article? What kind of source is that? lol, bring an actual authentic Chinese article

    The MSE was offered and cleared for export., it was not regarded as earth shattering since the Chinese themselves appeared to getting a firm basis in planAR array radars The MSF was never cleared, despite all the public blah blah and talk of exports, ask anyone in Phazotron if you have doubts. The N001VE with the Pero is acceptable to Russian authorities because it is a generation old optical phased array, which NIIP Tikhomirov has been able to convince the Russian authorities is not their best, hence they will not be affected.

    if you say so.

    I knew it would upset you, but its a fact of life. There are several restrictions on what is available to sell to China, despite what the bureaus themselves wish. Its the neighbour syndrome. Russia wants to get as much Chinese money as possible whilst trying to push “not the latest” stuff across with as limited TOT as possible, but China wants the reverse. The same case is also applicable in some areas with India, even the acquisitions by Indian companies go thru a national security review board (which btw cut a smerch order by a third as a negotiating point).
    Anyways, I dont need to convince you because you wont be. You are a hardcore supporter of China and you will start flaming since you perceive this to be an insult- be assured it isnt, I am just calling it as I see it, based on my own talks with several russian arms design people – from phazotron, NIIP, klimov, salyut and a few others.

    are Indians on this board really this insecure? If the Russians are willing to sell backfires and bears to China, what do you think makes Irbis so special? Actually, since you mentionned Salyut, you might have noticed Salyut have sold their best engines to China. Personally, if they get this radar upgrade, then great. If they don’t, no big deal. The main air superiority fighter in plaaf is J-10 anyhow. The mkks should concentrate on what they do the best, which is ground attack.

    in reply to: Chinese News, Photos, and Speculation #10 #2521132
    tphuang
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    I saw that. The new Su-35 would make a hell of an addition to the PLAAF. I am surprised by the offer to fit Irbis in the current Su-30’s though, given that these aircraft do not use the Bars radar it would be quite an extensive upgrade.

    if they do get the irbis upgrade, I hope they upgrade the rest of the avionics on the mkks also.

    tphuang
    Participant

    this I actually posted a while back on SDF. But it’s most likely an internet rumour.

    in reply to: Chinese News, Photos, and Speculation #10 #2524878
    tphuang
    Participant

    found this on JDW

    China assesses new radar for Su-30 fighters
    The People’s Liberation Army (PLA) is discussing an upgrade plan for air force and navy Su-30s that would enhance their combat capabilities in the same…

    don’t have the full article, if I was to venture a guess, the radar would be Zhuk-MSE.

    Anyone has the link to the full article?

    in reply to: China is buliding its Beidou Navigation Satellite System #2529037
    tphuang
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    The user can figure out whether he is on the right course with even two satellite. It gives you direction if you know the position of the satellite and a fixed location like a city. With three satellites you have the location of the user and that gives you something completely functional. Beidou is just the beginning and is centered on China. The US’ GPS system is 24 satellites but it is a constellation spread around the globe.

    As stated in this and the article in the other thread, the Chinese Compass system will eventually have 35 satellites.

    you know, the weird part is that I read some Chinese articles that said Beidou 2 would have 12 satellites.

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