no big deal, we all know, PAF will manage IA.sir im not referring to this particular statement. but a lot of people have this view in their heads that pakistan can pull such a thing on its own.
no big deal, we all know, PAF will manage IA.sir im not referring to this particular statement. but a lot of people have this view in their heads that pakistan can pull such a thing on its own.
Not sure, as I don't exactly know the list of modifications requested by the PAF on the basic J-10A to the Chinese ... so cannot say whether J-10B fulfills PAF's requirements or J-10C does.So basically J10 A is not FC 20?
So FC 20 is either J10 B or J10C?
If you can expand on this. Thanks you.
no big deal, we all know, PAF will manage IA.
zeroHow's the progress on UAE-Russia effort for medium weight 5th gen fighter?
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That is early prototype of the J-10B. I only saw these images of 2008 . Thanks
Pls stick to the topic OR open a new threadWhy? Is it because of CAATSA? What is the future UAEAF?
This was an initial design on paper. Since then, the J-31 has made it past prototype. If we had picked up this rejected design early on, there could have been significant design changes since. Also seeing as how we are able to borrow J-20 tech into JF-17, we could have been taught some lessons on how to mitigate the RCS penalty of canards.Thanx for tagging honestly not impressed by this design and esp with presence of canard
If they do go with this design, it would be mean they are looking for a low-flying penetrator rather than a high-flying mothership model. This design specifically focuses on a high angle of attack. A high alpha would be useful in dogfights and avoiding SAMs in the mountains. If that were the case, I would agree with you, thoroughly disappointing.Thanx for tagging honestly not impressed by this design and esp with presence of canard
people will keep saying whatever comes to their mind about AZM that its indigenous and blah blah blah... but problem is we cant even build a 4th gen fighter on our own how is it possible to build fifth gen fighter without having an industrial base and limited resources.
P.S; im no defense expert but im not dumb either.
Acquiring FC-31 doesn’t give us training, Developing AZM alongside a bit of Chinese help gives us many advantages, Like you said, We get experience and train a new gen of engineers.
Chinese act as a catalyst, They have some Design sheets which were never implemented, Could be used, Thus saving time. Plus, China has infrastructure ready to test and develop a Fighter, PAC falls short heavily on that.
Not agreeing yet not disagreeing, point of debate is the first statement of yoursSorry, I don't understand what you are trying to say. Are you agreeing with my post or disagreeing?
Anyways you made your point, I did mine, we don't have to convince each other, lets move on.
That “Indigenous” isn’t possible in a decade while PAF wants to fly it before a decade.
Plus, the mentality of PAF is to save TIME as well as Money, Why would they go for a total clean sheet by themselves when Chinese with experience and possible worked out Premature designs are available.
PAF wouldn't make the decision to do EVERYTHING from A-Z for Azm NGF by itself. Due to Pak's limitations it would turn out to be a disaster worse than Tejas...Acquiring FC-31 doesn’t give us training, Developing AZM alongside a bit of Chinese help gives us many advantages, Like you said, We get experience and train a new gen of engineers.
Chinese act as a catalyst, They have some Design sheets which were never implemented, Could be used, Thus saving time. Plus, China has infrastructure ready to test and develop a Fighter, PAC falls short heavily on that.