what would u need that much memorey for anyways?
firstly, this is no april fools gag.
secondly, didnt homer organise a strike at the power planet in at least one episode?:D
firstly, this is no april fools gag.
secondly, didnt homer organise a strike at the power planet in at least one episode?:D
maybe marge wrote that script then.:eek:
maybe marge wrote that script then.:eek:
flander’s wife?:confused:
flander’s wife?:confused:
google and SOC will be upset to hear about that.
google and SOC will be upset to hear about that.
china’s ultimate goal is to become fully self-sufficient, and world leading in all fields, all the flanker, S300, kilo purchases are just a stop gap measure, designed to help dramatically boost china’s military potential while leapfrogging the tech ladder at the same time.
the su34 is a better strike a/c then the MKKs etc, but it is still based on roughly the same tech level, so there is not much new tech that china can gain by purcahsing it; in order for the su34 to significantly add to china’s military potential, china needs to buy lots of them, that costs a lot of money and so carries great opportunity costs (have to can the MKK3 or J10 or JH7 etc, and will set the XXJ back a few years), and its not worth all the trouble.
“But I do think it’s a waste of imported radar of the Zhuk’s capability if you’re only going to use it with a PL-8. Given the Zhuk’s potential, a J-8II could support pretty much the same weapons an MKK has—R-73 with helmet sight, R-77, R-27s, KABs, Kh-29s, and even Kh-31s. The resulting plane is more versatile than the basic SU-27SK, and nearly that of the SKM. If that is so, we don’t see J-8IIs mounting these weapons either, which would have been the strongest visual evidence of a Zhuk mounting. Again these weapons would not part of the PLA secrey umbrella as it has been shown. If they had it, they would have flaunted it, just as they did once on the F-8IIM.”
well im not too sure on that. the F8IIM was for export, so u’d expect it to be showing its full potential, but the J8IIs are for domestic use, so there is no need, and even a preference not to show its full potential to the outside world.
The J8s may be old, but new developments may still be kept a secret, and the PLAAF may be counting on the opponent writing off the type so that it will have the most shock effect in times of war.
After all, if u’re a fighter pilot and facing a large number of PLAAF fighters, u’d be wanting to save ur BVR AAMs for the likes of the J10, J11 and MKKs, u’d not be that worried if a J8 happens to be closer to u.
thats an interesting point, but is that radar pic in the same scale?
good question, what happens if bin ladder discovers this site?:eek:
i’ll take one if only the link worked.;)
could u totally drain drop tanks of fuel? still not convinced it was a good idea to try sth like this with the tanks attached.
also, there doesnt seen to be much damage to the runway, interesting.