that could be the A-50I being tested before delivered to Israel …
does it still stay somewhere in Israel?
Thanks Arthur! I was waiting for your reply …:D
The aircraft belongs to China Flight Test Establishment (CFTE). The Nanjing Electronic Technology Research Institute is in charge of the radar.
Accoring to Pinkov, FC-1 has a pretty grim prospect on the international market …
Please give me the link to that post at Pakdef, thanks!
no, they were leaked from CAC …
Yet another one … the vegetation is definitely NOT Chengdu but somewhere in northern China …
Another one …
First picture of J-10 in service with PLAAF, probably at PLAAF Flight Test & Training Center last summer
Originally posted by George J
I dont think the MKK can carry 6 KH-31A and RVV-AE (R-77).Adrei Fomin thinks that the Su-30 (12 hardpoint variety) can carry ‘upto’ 6 KH-31A on hardpoints 4, 12, 10, 9, 11 and 3. The same a/c can also carry upto 8 RVV’s on hardpoints 4, 12, 10, 1, 2, 9, 11 and 3. Also if you throw in the R-27ER/R-27ET and R-73 you are gain hardpoints 8, 6, 5 and 7 but are also now competing for hardpoints all the RVV hard points. (please note that each hardpoint also needs a different adapter (APU-470 or AKU-470 for the R-27’s and the APU-73 for the R-73) to carry the ‘SAME’ ordinance, so its not a plug and play kind of deal). Dont get me started on the KAB 500/1500. And all this has to be under 8T.
Thanks for your reply, but I did see a photo of Su-30MKK loaded with 6 Kh-31Ps …
Here is another shot of various Russian PGMs: Kh-31Ps, Kh-59 (not Kh-59M) and KAB-1500KR …
Originally posted by crobato
Got this from Motif in the CMF. Motif said they’re J-11s, but they look like MKKs to me. Note something hanging in the wings, which is likely to be a PGM of some kind.
Yes, just can’t tell what kind of PGM it is.
Originally posted by dirtyharry
KAB1500 must be included in the package of Su30mkk2 deal.
Any photos of Mkks with PGMs? Either Laser guided or TV guided.
If you look at that Su-30MKK/R-77 photo more closely you will see a KAB-1500 LGB at the far end of the picture …
Su-30MKK can carry 6 Kh-31Ps at a time …
I generally ignore those “HK sources” …
The one on the top is a French Super Frelon, not belong to China.
Originally posted by huitong
KCY = PLAAF Engineering Institution.
Actually it should be KGY if you look closely…