Typhoon diameter 70 cm
A=pi*35^2=3846 cm^2

Gripen diameter 60 cm
A=pi*30^2=2826 cm^2

Rafale diameter 55 cm

difference 1020/2826=36% larger

With 1000 modules on Gripen NG as reference, Typhoon can carry 1360 modules

Certainly depends on TRM size, packaging and whether all available space is used or not.
The airpower at site spoke about 1.424 TRMs.

any news on Su-35 04?

What so you mean? The 904 was the aircraft that crashed during a high speed taxi trials in April 2009.

A new Eurofighter World issue is available at the official website. Nothing really new or ground breaking included. But once again a cheap shot at the US 5th generation.
http://www.eurofighter.com/fileadmin/web_data/downloads/efworld/ef_world_3-2010web.pdf

The contract is for 12 Su-33SM and afaik there are some 19 aircraft left in total.

That would mean 2 rolls within a second, highly unlikely. The SH has a roll rate of 225°/sec. This was stated in a test flight article which was posted here as well. MiG-29 should be around the same.

Actually, it’s better than the F 15 K!

The “K” has a mechanical-scanned APG 63(V)1. The first export F 15 with the AESA APG 63(V)3 is the Singaporean F 15 SG. But the “SA” will be different (if not better) than the “SG”. The reason is the Digital Electronic Warfare Systems (DEWS) proposed for the “stealthy” F 15 Silen Eagle.

You even bold the relevant passage “the rest…” I mentioned the AN/APG-63(v3) before. And who says that the SA will receive the DEWS?

@TheBaseLeg,
so memory fooled me on that:o Thanks for the correction.

That’s still covering a lot of spare radars and IRSTs! The weapon package is impressive as well, I’m surprised to see the Harpoon. Hasn’t it been stated that there won’t be long range weapons or was that limited to air-to-surface (SLAM ER)? It at least confirms that the APG-63(V3) AESA is selected, the rest looks like what has been stated before (similar to the F-15K). Its also interesting that they are selling them the dated AGM-88B only, whereas the US already operates the E variant!
Anyway interesting. Thanks for sharing it Spudman.