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The optical window of side looking DAS sensor is an irregular pentagon where no side is equal to other & all 5 internal angles also seem different. :confused1:

R.I.P. the M.I.A. F-35.

YYYYAAAAWWWWNNNN!!!! 🥴😴 Dear American bro, if u can reduce 6-7 pages of thesis to 1 page of text then members would be greatful to you. Material should be like Edutainment. This is Defence Forum INDIA. Nobody gives a damn about politics, philosophy, names, designations & comments of US & EU...

Oh! look! Chinese media reported that they signed friendship treaty with USA & flew side by side :troll: :bplease::laugh::pound::rofl:

Every bird has hot systems. More electronics, antennas, sensors means more cooling required. The diagrams which i shared earlier shows multiple heat exchangers. There are other generic diagrams like following: The F-35 also has multiple Heat Exchangers. Shown below is thermal management HX...

I mentioned somewhere that RWR are on wing tips. I have highlighted band-2 EW aft antenna in tailplane elevators. Other EW antennas are embedded in wings, rudders.

UK got F-35s now. Can u contribute in identifying the remaining things?

Updated images based on my searches & understanding. Surface discontinuities like hatches, vents, panels, inlets, ventilators, apertures, etc also have saw-tooth edges or diamond shaped depending upon size. Another example of flat panel conformal antenna Downward looking MADL antenna in...

Updated images based on my searches & understanding. Surface discontinuities like hatches, vents, panels, inlets, ventilators, apertures, etc also have saw-tooth edges or diamond shaped depending upon size. Downward looking MADL antenna in front of weapons bay door The ventilation micro-mesh...

Who's the young lad Mr. Indranil Roy? MADL & altemeter are just 1 of the many type of antennas which i already mentioned. Moreover, a labeled diagram/pic is needed, which aperture is what. I found few things The left from front is hexagonal MADL & other is DAS/MAWS. So it seems Mr. Roy is...

But ventilation is required to cool down components which i mentioned. Through Google search i found some images & diagrams. In the pic here which u just shared there is a scoop to take air in just above rear landing door. And some air could be taken from RAM-air inlets inside the Y-duct. All...

So these diamonds are either ventilation grills or sensors. In such positions cooling & ventilation is required by - - engine - turbo-generator - transformer/invertor/convertor - other electrical components - heat exchanger - sensors - gearbox - what else? APU has separate inlet & exhaust...

What is this vent/grill for below the tail plane? And some other similar diamond shaped apertures