Hui Tong has added a new image in his J-20 Entry : http://cnair.top81.cn/J-10_J-11_FC-1.htm (Scroll down to the bottom of the page)
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It was speculated that 601 Institute was working on a “tri-plane” design based on canard/conventional layout/V-shape tailfin
…New Tri-Plane Image – Link
Hui Tong has updated his H-6M entry : http://cnair.top81.cn/q-5_jh-7_h-6.htm%5D (scroll down to H-6M)
A PLAAF H-6M (?) cruise missile carrier was seen here carrying two CJ-10K ALCMs and an ECM pod. First entering service in 2007, this new variant (serial # 40x7x) has probably been converted from the older H-6F, as its twin 23mm tailguns are retained. Simliar to the naval H-6G, the aircraft was modified with a large chin mounted surface search radar and two pairs of underwing pylons. Other noticeable features are the much improved self-protecting measures including forward MAWS sensors in the nose, RWR antennas on the vertial tailfin tip, and chaff/flare dispensers along the side of rear fuselage. The CJ-10K ALCM is carried underneath the large inner pylon while an ECM pod is carried underneath the smaller outer pylon. The same type of ALCM is also carried by H-6K (see below). Therefore H-6M is speculated to be a low-cost, stop-gap solution until the more advanced H-6K enters PLAAF service.
Posted By Xinhui @ CDF : H-6M carrying two CJ-10K (inner pylons) and ECM pods (outer pylons)
H-6G appear to be carrying the same pods?
😉 PAK FA looks approximately so. The basic racks of the chassis as at Su-34, two-wheeled.
Well….Paralay…. it might look like this after all……
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