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  • in reply to: LCA Progress #2659771
    Sameer
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    Thanks Yahoo, u proved when the LCA started 🙂

    It took the Gripen 10 yrs to get into service, the LCA will enter service by 08, quite frankly that is a normal pace, the Eurofighters and company are still getting their acts together, thebest reason someone could come up with was bad paperwork, at least have an argument that makes sense. 🙂

    in reply to: Does the LCA program make sense? #2660056
    Sameer
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    Arthur please, can you actually provid me with scientific proof that a cranked compound delta will share the same aerodynamic features, they are different, so I learnt in school anyway, the vortices etc will be different but then again maybe you know something I do not know.

    in reply to: Does the LCA program make sense? #2660414
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    Arthur, the LCA deltas are not double deltas, the flight performance of the LCA has been more than satisfactory making the use of canards worthless, as far as the nose, it is big enough to accomodate any Zhuk M sized radar and el-op gear, I really do not see your point, its nose is obviously not as big as that of the MKi but it was never ment to be, I fail to see your point, the fuselage of the LCA is chubbier than that of the Mirage, I have seen both up close so sorry I laugh at that comment. I think that Wolverine says the same thing, the 95 LCA is completely different fro the LCA of today, moe composites, more advanced vetrivale avionics, alsonote, that nice pic of the Gripen that we all love to see, the one with the futuristic avionics that floats around, it has not been implemented yet btw, the LCA too will have superb pilot to computer interface with voice recognition etc, the IAF cannot afford to have a force of long range fighters but it needs numbers to patrol the nothern airspace, hence numbers are needed, we cannot afford to have 500 Su-30s.

    When the LCA comes in 2 yrs, btw the testing is always slow during thesemonths due to monsoon season, if u have ever been to India, u would know that, anyway, the LCA avionics will be more advanced than the MKI and will be more manouverable than the Mirage 2000, good enough for me and India for our first attempt, the AESA work started and should be completed by the end of the decade as per Atre, list goes on.

    in reply to: Does the LCA program make sense? #2660756
    Sameer
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    ok thanks arthur, it was all I asked for

    will comment later
    cheers

    in reply to: LCA Progress #2660764
    Sameer
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    Sorry Gripen, no need to get arrogant after you make a comment like “the Euro projects were not delayed by technical difficulties but politics”

    Give me a break!

    in reply to: Does the LCA program make sense? #2660768
    Sameer
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    My only post of the day was about cranked deltas not being the same as basic delatas?
    Arthur could you please tell me how this makes my knowledge of aviation limited? I am glad that the previous posts get deleted.

    in reply to: Does the LCA program make sense? #2660775
    Sameer
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    and you have yet to point out where my knowledge of aviation is…..

    quite frankly generalizations are bad, anyway I pen off in hopes that you will provide your opinion on this topic, yes I saw your china defence article, ba, a good history paper.

    in reply to: LCA Progress #2660781
    Sameer
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    Ahhh really, that isthe best you could come up with
    I can also use this logic

    We had no infrastructure, Indian politicians are world known for being slow, blablablabla, fact is Europe has much more experience than India does and still took its sweet time to make fighters that are not upto the F-22 standard, they all fall in the 4th gen category just like the light combat aircraft, welcome to the club. Even the Grippen, a great fighter, came into service 10 yrs after first flight, these things take time.

    in reply to: LCA Progress #2660808
    Sameer
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    Of course the LCA will not be able to match the MKI, the MKI radar is much too powerful but avionics wise, they are the same, see project vetrivale for details, that is a fact. The Su-30 is a great plane, I will not dare compare it to the LCA except to point out that the avionics are the same and the LCA will have some furthur vetrivale upgrades.

    in reply to: LCA Progress #2660822
    Sameer
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    I hope that you are not putting the Typhoon and rafale in the same league as the F-22?
    There is on ad nauseum over here, it was not an Indian who brought up the thread from 100th page of this forum, The LCA is light, well no sxxt, so is the Grippen, and its good to hear that these Eurofighters are finally getting into squadron service, you would thinkthat a consortium would get its act together sooner.

    in reply to: LCA Progress #2660840
    Sameer
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    It is getting sad to respond to you on two different threads about the same aircraft, a merge is on the cards, Arthur you are a writer? I have never read what you have written, just for interest sake, can I be pointed to the newspaper you work for? I hope that it is in English too, I think that you are Dutch right? my Dutch is quite bad.

    in reply to: LCA Progress #2660850
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    I dont really think that we had a bad first attempt, considering that the composite % will be above 45%! An AESA radar is being developed, the MMR will be tested later this year and should be similar to the Zhuk M, not bad for a first attempt, manouverability has been impressive as pointed out before, a canard confg is not needed, its cranked delta and offeres more agility than a traditional delta, small, cheap and Indian, can carry a decent payload for its size, superb avionics, carrying a wide range of missiles, I see nothing wrong with the bird except for the Kaveri which is taking its sweet time,

    in reply to: LCA Progress #2660860
    Sameer
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    You seem to be attacking the articles because of designations mistakes, can you actually comment on the substance of the article, Arthur, can you? frank? that would be beter rather than poke at E and A anf Fs

    I also wonder how long it is taking for a consortium of European countries well versed in airplane design to complete that Eurofighter, I also hear than a furthur large amount of cash will be needed to make the rafale fully multirole, I also hear that the J-10 still uses a Russian engine, its ahrd to make a plane, especially for India which never even had the infrastructure in the first place. So its pointless comparing.

    in reply to: Does the LCA program make sense? #2660870
    Sameer
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    The Lca cannot be compared to the Mirage 2000s aerodynamically as well, it is a cranked delta, I posted an article about the F-16XL crank delta which acheaved better manouverability than the basic F-16A design, cranked delatas are different, just because it says delta does not mean that its the same, a quick look at your university library will confirm the obvious. I posted these links in the IAF picture thread.

    in reply to: Does the LCA program make sense? #2660873
    Sameer
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    I cannot understand why the two racist clowns are debating about, one look at the ADA website and Alenia is mentioned as having helped with TD)1 and TD-2 wings, ADA in the meantime got a bunch of INdian companies together to manufacture the wings of the PVs with composites and now they can do that by themselves.

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