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  • in reply to: J-20 Thread 7 #2350772
    EagleSpirit
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    Great another eyeballer… You guys are such ballers 🙂

    Do you want to know the length/wing span ratios of J-20 and PAK-FA?

    I’ll help you out with these two pictures: 😉

    Using a Russian design to compare wing area/lifting area is a bad choice

    https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-awp1TZeLC-Q/TYjVrACBVtI/AAAAAAAAAKk/8K4WqUpEAMA/F-22+dentro.jpg

    in reply to: FA-50, really comparable to Tejas? #2354630
    EagleSpirit
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    The TA-50 will or will not have a stronger airframe is the most uncertainty for assessment and certainly has less hardpoints than Tejas.
    Before post please do some study.

    No one mentioned the TA-50 what are you talking about.

    in reply to: FA-50, really comparable to Tejas? #2354661
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    I just read that South Korea made an order earlier this year for the FA-50, for about $30 million a pop. They will come with F404 engines and a Elta Systems EL/M-2032 radar (they wanted an AESA originally but the US said no).

    This pretty much puts its primary equipment the same as the Tejas!! 😮

    by the time the FA-50s are being delivered, the Tejas will probably begin entering service (although FA-50 has an advantage in that its trainer version is already in service) at the same time. Wikipedia says Tejas will also cost around $30 making them very close competitors and perhaps competitors in the same market..

    where to the advantages they each have over the other in sales?

    The first thing that comes to mind is that they are both a cheap fighter thats kind of western but not quite. Other thing is that Tejas is single seat and the Mk-2 will be better. (But if we wanted we could pay KAI to continue with the
    F-50)

    F-50 will have a stronger airframe and more hardpoints single seat with more fuel/avionics and similar engines options to the Tejas MK-2

    And it can have an AESA Radar like RACR/SABR or a Korean AESA from LIG Nex1 or Samsung Thales

    So Tejas Mk-1 and FA-50 are comparable but Mk-2 will be made while F-50 will not (our airforce has no need)

    in reply to: JF-17 vs Gripen vs MiG-21 Thread 2 #2303429
    EagleSpirit
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    why not? don’t you think JF-17 doesn’t have an over 50% probability of shooting down an F-22? 😀 F-22’s TVC would give it an advantage in dogfights

    Now this thread is going places ( and its interesting that it is always their JF-17 that they do this with not anything else)

    in reply to: Military Aviation News-2012 #2306466
    EagleSpirit
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    My first thought went to S Korea, but then i read

    Here i thought a progressive country being a (another) developing country, (aka India)
    but when i look it up on google it mean something entirely different
    http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_is_the_most_progressive_country_in_the_world

    …..what kind of progressive country (in that definition) funds and makes combat aircraft (that they can buy new)?

    in reply to: Military Aviation News-2012 #2306909
    EagleSpirit
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    http://pdff.sytes.net/index.php?showtopic=9791&st=1185

    More local sources from this forum make me think it could be T/A-50 or F/A-50 if the quotes are true.

    in reply to: HELLENIC AIR FORCE NEWS & DISCUSSION #2321576
    EagleSpirit
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    Turkey-Greece Korea-Japan its all the same…sigh

    in reply to: Military Aviation News-2012 #2326746
    EagleSpirit
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    Nozzles? It is screaming YF-23 to me.

    in reply to: Turkish Air Force – News & Discussion #2333067
    EagleSpirit
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    Turkish jet fighter TF-X project time plan meeting…

    [ATTACH]204481[/ATTACH]
    [ATTACH]204480[/ATTACH]

    Untill 2013 conceptual design, between 2013-2023 system development and presentation, 2023 first flight, between 2023-2025 flight tests and development, between 2023-2035 production and entry to the service, 2035 to 2065 operational use and support.

    Thanks to the DENO from militaryphotos..:)

    People are saying even korea is pushing it and should buy (more) F-35s. Looking at the dates they are going to want a 5th gen fighter and if so who are they going to partner with/pay for it?

    EagleSpirit
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    I would actually like to see that (at least crash and burn)

    EagleSpirit
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    Bah

    1. I couldn’t find the article which should have tiped me off
    2. Looking at the Image and going to the iHud site
    3. I Just thought the Siri image was a joke on behalf of AP
    4. the article in the first place

    Should have kept my trap shut instead of asking to make sure.

    EagleSpirit
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    Can we get a link to the article? Other than SIRI whats the apple involvement.

    in reply to: japan develops 5:gen after all! #2338730
    EagleSpirit
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    Uhh whats the big deal? There is no new news other than that the ATD-X program is going to plan and Japan has decided to build it.

    in reply to: AVIC JF-17 Thunder versus SAAB JAS-39 Gripen #2341099
    EagleSpirit
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    And here I was thinking this thread couldn’t get better.:)

    Guys why U waste your time?:confused:

    in reply to: Hot Dog's Ketchup Filled F-35 News Thread #2343818
    EagleSpirit
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    Why waste internal space on a 9x when you could have an AMRAAM instead? Yes, an internal ASRAAM/9X would require a trapeze launcher which has been drawn up.

    http://i619.photobucket.com/albums/tt271/SpudmanWP/InternalStores.jpg

    Is LOAL and IRST not good enough to get reliable hits without having to have trapezes to let the missile lock on?

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