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  • in reply to: Dassault Rafale, News & Discussion (XV) #2187957
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    The point of Rafale is sensor fusion, nobody ever argued that the ESM would replace radar. Even if SPECTRA alone can’t give you a decent fix (which I doubt, but let’s imagine for a second), your other sensors will know where to look and you will need minimal radar emissions to track the target & get a fix, or you can slave your IR channel to it, or you can ask for another asset to look overthere & give you a better fix.

    True, with sensor fusion, one sensor can be used to cue another to have better tracking of target
    The problem i have is that, some people seem to think that passive sensors are much better than radar, in fact every sensor have their limitation :
    IRST : doesnt really work in bad weather or if enemies fly in cloud, Very narrow FoV for long range, most IRST have quite limited engagement range due to LRF
    RWR : doesnt work if enemy turn off radar, air to air passive ranging can be negated by simple tactics, not quite accurate either
    Radar : Sending out energy, can be detected by enemy’s RWR, can be jammed

    1. fly silently using AWACS/ground/see assets to do the radiating and use your ESM to detect enemy emissions (yes including DAS, since if you want to fly silently in your beloved EF you have to turn DAS off :highly_amused:), & then slave your radar a couple seconds to get a fix & a shot off if other assets can’t provide it.

    Fly silently and have support from assets with powerful radar like an AWACs, ground radar or destroyer is always the best obviously, however there are many situations when you don’t have support from these assets For example when you are deep inside enemy’s territory , thus you will have to rely on the sensor on your aircraf.
    Btw, DAS is on F-35 not EF-2000 and it is an IIR sensor, if you mean DASS then it can be used in receiving only mode, also, why turn on jamming if enemy doesn’t turn their radar on

    2. patrol the skies with your radar on scanning everywhere, letting anyone with a decent ESM system know your whereabouts but detecting what gets in your radar’s FOV.

    As explained before, modern radar have advantage in gain compared to RWR so RWR doesn’t always detect radar first. Also, modern AESA radar use many method to achieving LPI such as random scanning pattern, extremely high scan rate, changing frequency thousand time/sec, compress their pulse.. etc thus, it not easy for RWR to distinguish between AESA radar signal and background noise. And since modern AESA scanning very fast, they can scan air and ground near simultaneously, the radar wave that hit ground will also be reflected to enemy’s direction, now enemy’s RWR will have to decide whether the signal coming to it is from a ground radar or not . So just because you turn your radar on mean you will be detected instantly
    And way, when there is no support from asset like Ground radar , AWACs i think the best tactics is to turn radar on and off in cycle ( turn on for 2 seconds after every 10 seconds or something like that) thus negated enemy RWR ability to passive ranging, also create confusion since they wouldn’t know how many radar are there with their RWR because you move and turn radar on/off constantly

    . The more discrete you are the easier you can surprise your opponent, & in air combat surprise is 90% of a kill.

    Nic

    not just in air combat, in combat in general, the elements of surprise is very important

    in reply to: Dassault Rafale, News & Discussion (XV) #2188042
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    Basically, what happens in real life is SPECTRA picking up Su-27’s radio emissions and such, fires a MICA silently long before the Su-27 even knows Rafales are around and SPECTRA makes about 20t of dead weight falling from the sky in a fireball… 😀

    we already discussed this couple of page ago, using RWR for BVR air to air engagement will be highly inaccurate. RWR passive ranging ability can be quite easy negated by enemy’s tactics ( both in 1 vs 1 and multi ship engagement )
    That being said, however, I think Rafale will be more than capable of holding it’s own again Su-27 ( or even Su-30/35) , the kill ratio will be in favour of Rafale

    in reply to: Saab Gripen & Gripen NG thread #3 #2188056
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    [QUOTE=Urban;2223285

    Lets do some numbers here. Everyone likes numbers.
    f-16s engine : dry thrust 17,155 lbf (76.3 kN) Wet thrust: 28,600 lbf (127 kN)
    Gripen C engine : dry thrust 12,100 lbf (54 kN) Wet thrust: 18,100 lbf (80,5)
    Gripen c’s engine is in dry thrust 30% worse and in wet 37% worse. That is bad isn it !?

    BUT YET it has the same speeds as f-16 dry thrust or wet, and it has better turnrates both instant and sustained, that is enhanced Aerodynamics.

    The best turnrate page i found is this, but i even have swaf pilot the other day twittering about that they never ever have been out turned not by f-15 f-16 f-18. Looking at the fact book of construction it follows the “line”
    https://defenseissues.wordpress.com/2015/03/01/missile-and-aircraft-turn-performance/
    [/QUOTE]

    Urban, if you link to Picard blog, no one would take you serious, Picard is basically like Carlo Kopp, the only thing different is he support Rafale

    in reply to: Dassault Rafale, News & Discussion (XV) #2188118
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    So, when someone disagrees with you, he’s either a hater or a troll

    Do you see me call Xman a troll? No
    Do you see me call BlueApple a troll? No
    Do you see me call EC5/ 25 a troll? No
    Do you see me call Havarlla a troll? No
    Do you see me call Amiga500 a troll? No
    .. etc
    even though i was arguing with them, i didn’t call any of them troll, because at least they try to back up their argument either by source or logic explanation, they could be right or wrong but they don’t repeated same crap over and over again without anything to back up.

    in reply to: Dassault Rafale, News & Discussion (XV) #2188220
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    Right I’ve read all the docs (again in many cases), watched the marketing videos and read the text.

    Nowhere does any of it make the claims you guys are making.

    The text is largely the same things repeated on different pages.

    You chaps are projecting massively from a few titillating hints to come to your desired conclusion.

    No
    You just repeat the same crap over and over again without any support evidence
    By contrast, i have posted many books, interviews links, producer’s test video, producer’s advertising video and they have shown iam right
    So by now it clear for everyone that you are just a troll, not a single person want to defend you now since it will make them look retarded

    Best you tell Northrup Grumman that they need to start printing the truth as you see it.

    it funny that you say that while they clearly mentioned APG-81 jamming and DAS tracking/targeting capability in their advertising video

    in reply to: Dassault Rafale, News & Discussion (XV) #2188531
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    Targeting dear chap, targeting not tracking. Seeing something is useless unless you can do something about it.

    read the description in the video i posted for **** sake

    Ok, so the second book you’ve provided a link to also has one line in it and strangely uses exactly the same words as the previous book you provided a link to, in fact reading the whole page is strangely familiar. How many times do you guys have to be told, repeating the same crap over and over again even if it is in a book doesn’t make it true or substantiate a claim?

    The Northrup Grumman page makes no mention of electronic attack at all…??

    oh really Northrup Grumman make no mention ?
    https://youtu.be/wIwAOupjMeM ( from 2:30)
    http://breakingdefense.com/2012/12/navy-bets-on-baby-steps-to-improve-electronic-warfare-f-35-ja/

    It does say this however: “the F-35 Lightning II aircraft was equipped with Northrop Grumman’s revolutionary Electro-Optical Distributed Aperture System, which provides passive missile and aircraft threat detection”

    That doesn’t sound like active targeting to me at all… can’t be right though… some internet nobodies have said it is wrong.
    I expect they’ll be writing to Northrup Grumman who manufacture the system to tell them shortly.

    Please stop embarrassing yourself mate.

    https://youtu.be/e1NrFZddihQ
    https://youtu.be/wIwAOupjMeM
    :highly_amused::highly_amused:
    so now all the books, interviews, producer’s video have prove that iam right and you are wrong, the fact that you repeating the same crap over and over again without any support evidence mean you are just a troll

    in reply to: Dassault Rafale, News & Discussion (XV) #2188547
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    Proof? Not the intercontinental missile please.
    Neither of these pages give any:
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AN/AAQ-37
    http://www.northropgrumman.com/capabilities/anaaq37f35/pages/default.aspx

    In fact the second one has this to say:
    “Designated the AN/AAQ-37 and comprising six electro-optical sensors, the full EO DAS will enhance the F-35’s survivability and operational effectiveness by warning the pilot of incoming aircraft and missile threats, providing day/night vision and supporting the navigation function of the F-35 Lightning II’s forward-looking infrared sensor. “

    The closest to your claim is this: “The DAS surrounds the aircraft with a protective sphere of situational awareness. It warns the pilot of incoming aircraft and missile threats as well as providing day/night vision, fire control capability and precision tracking of wingmen/friendly aircraft for tactical maneuvering.”

    I also note you state the DAS coupled with every other sensor, yes not quite what you said but near enough, so not quite the claim made that the DAS does it all on its own.

    I know I’m not dead and I’m fairly comfortable that I’m not wrong to any significant level either given the paucity of data that supports the F-35 lovers claims.

    https://youtu.be/fHZO0T5mDYU
    https://youtu.be/qF29GBSpRF4
    and read the video description as well

    in reply to: Dassault Rafale, News & Discussion (XV) #2188550
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    Oh of course the f’in intercontinentalal ballistic missile… Great proof… Not.
    And f35.com doesn’t exist any more…so…

    It’s tremendous funny when you show people that you have no real evidence for yet another claim you’ve made. 🙂

    you claim that DAS cannot track target, the video clearly show it can
    you claim DAS is only short range, and again the video show the range can very high depending on target and altitude
    also, look at the last video, DAS doesn’t just track ballistic missiles, it can track small missiles and AA gun fire as well

    One line in a book about the Australian Air Force dating from 2013… that’s the best you can do?
    It even states at the front that: “…we cannot warrant that all information herein is complete and accurate.”

    It is magnificent that you are so prepared to reveal the extent of the lack of substance behind your claims. Thank you once again.

    https://books.google.com.vn/books?id=S9TbdH-QYlgC&pg=PA91&lpg=PA91&dq=CATbird+avionics+testbed+apg-81+jamming&source=bl&ots=WGXRuvUbca&sig=Y6s7MhZglqsfyOSszHMO_On4-oI&hl=en&sa=X&ei=seNIVfWEOOeumAWdvYHQAw&redir_esc=y#v=onepage&q=CATbird%20avionics%20testbed%20apg-81%20jamming&f=false
    https://books.google.com.vn/books?id=dJydBQAAQBAJ&pg=PA130&lpg=PA130&dq=APG-81+jamming+F-22+radar&source=bl&ots=pvm3PaOUi_&sig=5JYsKZGlUDDTIveYHRhuVd0MYRg&hl=en&sa=X&ei=f-Q5Ve5qwelqsYaAoAE&redir_esc=y#v=onepage&q=APG-81%20jamming%20F-22%20radar&f=false
    http://www.irconnect.com/noc/press/pages/news_releases.html?d=194881

    also, It is magnificent that you said my claim lack substances while you are the one that made claim that are repeatedly prove wrong, and you cannot even provide a link to any website or books that support your claim

    in reply to: Dassault Rafale, News & Discussion (XV) #2188590
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    No. Stop creating strawmen.
    If your counter argument has sunk to this level you should give up as you clearly don’t have an argument.

    oh really ?
    i don’t have an argument? when you are the one repeatedly claim F-35 without any proper explanation or and source to support your claim

    in reply to: Dassault Rafale, News & Discussion (XV) #2188599
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    Pray show where I made any claim to be neutral?

    But once again thank you to you and the other recent one for illustrating my points so beautifully.

    It’s got to be one or the other with you guys, there’s no possibility of any position somewhere in the middle, note I didn’t say exactly in the middle I said somewhere.

    it clear to everyone here, even people on your side that you are a hater of F-35
    and worse than other people in anti f-35 group, you doesnt even have a proper argument when trying to bash the f-35

    No idea what this is supposed to prove!

    Once again a simple post is completely misunderstood, perhaps deliberately as the point my comment makes is rather unpalatable to those fellow travellers of the F-35 persuasion.

    you said Rafale is better than F-35 because it have been used in combat
    and it a flaw argument, and i have explained it perfectly , if an aircraft is better just because it been in service a longer time then F-15, F-16 will be far better than any next gen fighters ( btw they have significantly better combat record too)

    in reply to: Dassault Rafale, News & Discussion (XV) #2188609
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    blah blah blah… The photo was NOT taken during the shot. you would have seen the missiles but nvm no use talking to deaf.

    well the photo probably taken before the shot in lock on phase, unless you can prove otherwise

    in reply to: Dassault Rafale, News & Discussion (XV) #2188612
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    Oh dear, you are quite right no fighter has a 360 optical target tracking system. The F-35 staring eye system won’t do that either, it is a close range self defence system.

    oh really
    https://www.f35.com/about/capabilities/missionsystems
    https://youtu.be/qF29GBSpRF4
    https://youtu.be/DN-A6PWRFno

    You’ll be able to share the full details of that then won’t you.
    (PS Google doesn’t appear to be your friend here as no articles come up supporting your claim when googling “APG-81 electronic attack.”)

    it quite funny when you show people here that you are incapable of using Google :highly_amused:

    https://books.google.com.vn/books?id=dJydBQAAQBAJ&pg=PA130&lpg=PA130&dq=APG-81+jamming+F-22+radar&source=bl&ots=pvm3PaOUi_&sig=5JYsKZGlUDDTIveYHRhuVd0MYRg&hl=en&sa=X&ei=f-Q5Ve5qwelqsYaAoAE&redir_esc=y#v=onepage&q=APG-81%20jamming%20F-22%20radar&f=false

    in reply to: Dassault Rafale, News & Discussion (XV) #2188654
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    Leaving aside the powerpoint acronyms and definition of operational; anything equipped with Storm Shadow can offer a VLO strike capability.

    Firstly, long range cruise missiles like Storm Shadow are used to attack stationery target, that have been known before mission
    you cannot use Storm Shadow to attack moving target or target of opportunities like SAM, tanks, AAgun, Vehicle, ship.. etc
    Not every target is fixed and known before take off, also many target have very smal signature and required you to get close to be able to detect and attack them so no missiles like Stom Shadow doesn’t give you VLO strike capability like a Stealth platform

    Secondly, How many Storm Shadow can a rafale carried ? , how many target can it destroy with them?, How many SPEAR/SDB can F-35 carried? how many target can be destroyed ?

    Anything that purports to be modern and built within the last 15 years has RWR, MAWS and most have IRST and FLIR.

    Still no fighter have IRST system that allow it to detect, track target 360 degree around like the F-35 does
    MAWS may alert pilot went a missile come close, but it will do nothing if enemy’s aircraft creep up from behind, MAWS wont allows pilot 360 degree vision either

    Electronic attack using the AESA radar is relatively new on the scene; I had read somewhere that the AdlA were intending to use the RBE2 for electronic attack. Can’t find it now though.

    APG-81’s electronic attack have been tested before while there isn’t even a plan in near future to equip RBE2 with similar capability
    also talking about study, there is a study to equipped F-35 with laser DEW as well, should i start claim f-35 have laser weapons yet? :p

    The first time i said way over 10 nm. After checking data could be disseminated on the net i say 20nm

    halloweene the picture clearly show the shot is at 7.8 nm

    in reply to: Dassault Rafale, News & Discussion (XV) #2188684
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    It’s always the same with lukos..
    “Eurofighter will”.. “F -35 will”… “gap will be massive”.

    Only pure spéculation and expectancy. Having to rely on commercial brochures rather than actual operationnal use in both wartime and peacetime to believe X fighter “will” be better must be extremely frustrating.

    using your logic them we probably should all revert back to use F-16, F-15
    really none of next gen fighter got **** on them in term of Kill/death ratio in real combat
    or better we probably should revert back to use Bf-109 and F6F both type have shot down thousands enemy’s in real combat, again equal peers opponent

    in reply to: Dassault Rafale, News & Discussion (XV) #2188688
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    I rather think this is the problem of folk like you.

    You have this need to think in terms of “better” “worse” “lover” “hater.” There is seemingly no ability to think in anything other than with us or against us terms. The reality is that most positions are neither 1 nor 0, not black or white but the myriad shades of grey in between.

    you are obviously a hater, stop denied that
    yes there are people with neutral position but you are not one of them
    I can only see a few people actually in neutral position : for example : Andraxuss, CastleBravo, Hotshot

    Incremental and planned upgrades and enhancements, spoken about on these pages, for the Rafale have been implemented and used in operational missions; this contrasts somewhat with the F-35 where a never ending stream of (future) capabilities are constantly quoted by the usual suspects as “evidence” of the superiority of the platform over everything else for all missions ever.
    The reality today is that the F-35 is going to go to IOC with a limited ability to do anything, using a software load that was not intended to be operational. Indeed IOC is going to be declared without any testing of deploying live weapons from the deck. This couldn’t be the Marines desperately trying to justify their requirements which have compromised the aircraft to such a degree could it…? No of course not…

    Oh an aircraft that was design, introduced earlier go to service first, what an achievement
    if you want to talk about services history then fine Rafale are used in combat earlier than F-35
    but then using the same philosophy then Rafale is pathetic compared to F-15, F-16 both aircraft have been used in service for far longer time, shotdown hundreds enemy’s aircraft, bombing hundreds target, destroy hundreds tank, SAM.. etc

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