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  • in reply to: Eurofighter vs Su-35 #2541524
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    And why has this Rafale M no Sawtooth?

    Because the pic is bad (blur).

    KKMP57P, i’m happy for you to see that nobody tells you that you’re blinded by nationalism.
    Please, this isn’t a topic about Rafale.

    in reply to: Eurofighter vs Su-35 #2541528
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    SOC
    O-Ton Dassault
    Longitudinal stability is moderately negative with a full fly-by-wire
    digital control system. The system is quadruple redundant with three
    digital channels and one separately designed analog channel.

    TMOR so much to a MAC =- 45%!

    If you dismissed a whole discussion which happened here, then, i can’t help you.

    Fred George (US Navy Pilot) flew the Rafale and reported the -45% MAC CG position in Aviation Week & Space. He was given this figure by Dassault men, of course (probably Eric Girard).
    It just defines the CENTER OF GRAVITY POSITION (according to MAC).

    So, what’s your “-35% MAC” figure ???

    in reply to: Eurofighter vs Su-35 #2541999
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    The RCS issue with all three types matters little in the real world! As all would require external tanks and stores during a typical mission. Which, is like hanging a bell around of the neck of a predator during the hunt!:eek:

    I wouldn’t be so sure of it.

    Rafale flies very low profile missions. From above, it IS very hard to detect. It’s a fact, and an example.

    KKM57P : Richardson quotes are fully irrelevant. It clearly countedicts with other sources (and certainly not less credible). That’s all.

    If the Rafale so good. Why not sell them?!

    Uh hu ! πŸ˜€ How to start a flame, chapter one.

    Why need the Rafale this “re-entrant triangles patchwork”?

    Why Typhoon didn’t need it ? Less stringent requirements. The sawtooth comes as an additional features to better improve RCS. Do not twist the facts.

    in reply to: Eurofighter vs Su-35 #2542101
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    Ok then Richardson really didn’t know about his topic. That’s all. Of course, he’s not the only one. Nothing new.

    Fortunatly, the Rafale is off-topic. πŸ˜€

    in reply to: Eurofighter vs Su-35 #2542821
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    MAC Rafale -5% MAC Typhoon = -35%

    What ?
    That’s interesting, but what is it ?
    I quoted the -45% MAC center of gravity position (unveiled some months ago) for Rafale some time ago, but what is your “5% MAC” ?

    Regarding to Eurofigter : Several factors help minimise RCS.
    It,s a small aircraft, Rafale too and much of its profile is rounded Rafale too, in a much higher and visible amount. The mean straigt areas, such as the wing, canard and fin leading edges, are highly swept, so will reflect radar energy well away from the front sector. Extensiv use in low electrical conductivity CFK, this suppresse traveling waves.Rafale too The electrical conductivity of CFK is low. Therfore Radar energy arriving a CFK structure has a hard job setting up the electrical an magnetic currents which reradiate the energy. Do you think Dassault boys were so bad, while they received stringent stealth requirements ? The most obivious is the “smiling air intake” and hiden first compressor stage. This has less drag and less RCS. less than what ? Some external weapons are mounted semi-recessed into the aircraft, partially shielding these missiles from incoming radar waves. No tail and higher sweep angle as the Su-35, what is stealthier?

    SU-35 and Rafale has no semi-recessed weaponstations. LoL In terms of drag ok.
    SU-35 no S-Intake.
    The always inclined Rafale Canards (short coupled) are not really good for a low RCS. Doug Richerdson write that the Typhoon has the better RCS.

    My two cents this guy didn’t even met Dassault boys.

    Back to the conversation, I guess Typhoon has a much lower RCS than Su-35…

    in reply to: Eurofighter vs Su-35 #2542954
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    LoL I really wonder how this could finish… πŸ˜€

    in reply to: F-35 forced break for F-35 #2543887
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    Now I am willing to double the figure. πŸ˜‰

    http://smileys.sur-la-toile.com/repository/Rires/00100.gif

    in reply to: Mirage 2000 loadouts #2548194
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    The aircraft is no longer built, and the remaining airframes are getting tired of their low altitude flights…

    in reply to: Mirage 2000 loadouts #2548651
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    It is a pity if AdlA doesn’t use the AASM on the Mirage 2kD/N. A loadout of 6 AASM + 2 2000k tanks + 2 Mica IR would ne quite impressive!

    Do you realize that it’s what Rafale was designed for ? πŸ˜€ πŸ˜‰

    in reply to: French military sales. why so unsuccessful? #2552025
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    If France had participated, MN would have had to buy (Super) Hornets (2000?), and that’s just another story…

    Then, what about the F-35 ? France too, surely, since AdA would require more air-to-ground capabilities…

    France didn’t participated because it was impossible to get what it needed with other europeans.

    The Typhoon is obviously much more European than the Rafale, I’m just pointing out that the common perception of the French “going off in the huff” does not ring true.

    😎
    Rafale is 100% french, french means “from France”, France is in Europe. And so, Rafale is 100% european. I understand your point of view as MORE european countries are involved in Eurofighter. BUT you fighter use Amraam, and GBU… etc. :p
    My opinion is simply that there is no competition about “which is more european than the other ?”. They are both fully european-built fighters. That’s all. πŸ˜‰

    in reply to: French military sales. why so unsuccessful? #2552851
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    but Dassault asks potential customers to pay for them.

    And sometimes offers them the technology transfer (AESA for example, Korea Singapore).

    in reply to: Rafale news II : we go on #2553767
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    However, he claims, for example, that the Rafale is the only “omni-role” fighter, which tends to be more and more wrong. He also claims that the RBE-2 is the only radar in the world which is capable of scanning both the air and the ground at the same time. This is what i call propaganda.

    There are still few interesting points in this video :
    The cost of electronics is 40% of the Rafale’s cost.

    in reply to: Rafale news II : we go on #2553884
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    I found an intresting tv documentary about the rafale.

    Thank you a lot Arthuro, but this time, i think this video (for newbies) is a pretty piece of propaganda. :rolleyes:

    While it’s always a pleasure to see Rafale on TV (it nearly never happens), this documentary is far from being instructive, “Bill KerhervΓ©” really saies weird things to explain -too- quickly the Rafale capabilities…

    Even the other pilot saies the Rafale has 16 hardpoints… :confused:

    Then, there are stupid claims wich only convince those who aren’t aware at all.

    Mais, merci quand mΓͺme !

    in reply to: French Jaguar E #2553982
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    Up to 1996, the Jaguar A was the only fighter in the AdA wich could use every air to ground weapons in the AdA inventory (bombs, LGB, rockets and missiles).

    Jack -> french are extremelly happy with the low level ride qualities of M2000N/D.

    In France as in Britain, the Jag was never ‘fashionable’, and was always a bit ‘NIH’ (Not Invented Here) which meant that funding always flowed to other types more readily.

    YES.

    But in the UK, there was at least an export pressure to ‘maximise’ Jag, because we always wanted to sell Jags.

    Our French partner never did, much preferring to sell all-French F1s

    YES. πŸ˜‰

    And so we agree.

    Do you think Mirage didn’t deserve to be developped further ?:D

    in reply to: French Jaguar E #2554091
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    Why upgrading the Jaguars, while the Mirage F1 was going to share the job ? And later the Mirage 2000N/D (especially the D).

    In France, because the Jaguar never received upgraded engines, it was called the plane wich takes off because Earth is round.:D

    The Jaguar E was the training variant. This may explain why it never received all the capabilities of the A variant… ?

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