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  • in reply to: FC-1 deliveries to begin in 2006 to PAF #2696287
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    Here’s the pic of the PAF roundel, cropped.

    Source: JDW, PAF.

    in reply to: FC-1 deliveries to begin in 2006 to PAF #2696289
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    Originally posted by GoldenDragon
    I couldn’t find anyone saying anything about Ayesha Siddiqha that at ACIG.

    This story isn’t even posted there yet.

    Neither could I. At any rate, Siddiqha is not one of the regular JDW articles, so it’s best to approach every article cum grano salis.

    in reply to: FC-1 deliveries to begin in 2006 to PAF #2696298
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    I just realized something quite interesting. The pictures of the 03 prototype posted here all had the CAC emblem on the tail.

    The one in the JDW article has a PAF roundel.

    in reply to: FC-1 deliveries to begin in 2006 to PAF #2696307
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    Originally posted by SabreAce
    On acig, the pakistanis are saying that they and pakdef don’t consider Ayesha Siddiqui to be a credible source. Guess that explains the IRST and stuff…..

    But what do they know of Michael J Gething, the aerospace consultant? It is not known what parts he contributed.

    in reply to: FC-1 deliveries to begin in 2006 to PAF #2696314
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    well, do they have info to the contrary?

    in reply to: FC-1 deliveries to begin in 2006 to PAF #2696318
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    Hmm, any guesses as to whether the designation pod of LGBs will be Chinese, or Russian, or French?

    in reply to: FC-1 deliveries to begin in 2006 to PAF #2696320
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    This supports my earlier theory that the SD-10 and PL-12 are two separate missiles. After all, SD is the export/factory designation, not the official name given by the PLAAF.

    Perhaps the SD-10 is using the seeker derived from the Russian Project R-129 with Agat 9B1348 active radar seeker, while the PL-12 for domestic use may be using a further development of the indigenous AMR-1 seeker.

    in reply to: Hardpoints #2696322
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    well i suppose they could be dropped if the pilot inverted the plane.

    in reply to: Hardpoints #2696328
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    one Lightning Both with overwing fuel tanks.

    I guess those aren’t drop tanks then.:)

    in reply to: FC-1 deliveries to begin in 2006 to PAF #2696404
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    What is more interesting is a Chinese IRST. Possibly technology to be used on their indigenous J-11 program as well?

    in reply to: Hardpoints #2696461
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    Well, that’s the first time I’ve ever seen fuel tanks on top of the wings. Doesn’t that decrease performance significantly?

    in reply to: An-70, Best Medium Transport now, and in the future? #2696463
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    I think Antonov signed a MoU with China recently on the An-70 suggesting that they might have joint production, but nothing has come of it. Perhaps China prefers development of their own indigenous Y8-X.

    in reply to: An-70, Best Medium Transport now, and in the future? #2696474
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    I don’t remember whether it was AW&ST or FI, but one of them was recently carrying an article comparing the An-70, A-400M, and one other transport.

    in reply to: No more Mr. niceguy in Iraq #1994216
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    Originally posted by Flood
    Could be… His firstborn was named Whippersnapper and I was going to hold a poll on what number two should be called a bit closer to the time of its birth; think you got it though.:(

    Maybe now he will have the snip?;)

    Flood.

    Perhaps number 2 can be Red Snapper?

    in reply to: Anti-NEO (asteroid) weapons #2696490
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    Well, if the incoming NEO is a lot larger than the one you’re steering, I can see why there might be problems…

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