Lol, by rolling your eyes doesn’t make you an instant aero-expert. End of the day, you still can’t solve the plain fact I present here: the X-36 demonstrated as far as the stealth is concerned, the canard isn’t an absolute adversary to the stealth. So, now look at your original post again: “As far as stealth is concerned, no it’s not. And the obvious proof is that no existing stealth aircraft, either operational or under developement has canards.” Haven’t I answered your ” as far as stealth…” part?
What X-36 can do couples of years ago of course other design development can achieve the same. Look at the designs currently under development,
The next upcoming 5th g fighter could well be with canard, oh, btw, the fact is the blueprint is already frozen last aug and by all accounts it means the prototype is in the making.
Man…this shadow sword (or dark sword) is just a model…
Oh, thank you. But that’s not one bit of my arguement, that’s my argument. You would have known, if you had actually read my posts before you press “Submit Reply”.
It’s not just these three aircraft. Check your sources before accusing other people of ignorance. There is also the F-117, the PAK-FA and all stealth oriented UCAVs: X-47B, Scat…
So, no stealth fighters, bombers and UCAVs till this day have canards. You say it’s a coincidence, I say it’s a fact.
Geeez, I was not aware that the B-2 or the PAK FA were built by Lockheed. Thank you so much for bringing that to this forum’s attention.
Feel free to continue asking for facts after this, it’s very funny 😀
Is it? Do you have a pic to prove it? A real pic not an artist’s impression. I mean start backing your views with facts instead of fantasies.
Hello,HAWX ace!
AFAIK,J-XX have canard and it’s canard must have bigger RCS issue…
The real aircraft chould very same as this stuff…
At least this stuff include many elements from J-XX
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