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americans consider chinise 5th to be actually 4th gen.This second or third class fighter will stay within China and will be never be seen outside as Chinese are afraid that it's copied technology may become too obvious. Also, it's capability or lack of it, will become talk of the defence circles world wide.
yes, J20 is a copycat version of F35.Do you guys have any reasonable critiques of the J20 or is it the usual "copied technology" comments?
I miss P2Prada. Haven't had a technical debate on military technology on this site in a long time and you fools seem unable to put two coherent thoughts together let alone discuss the technical merits of any air-frame.
la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la.Do you guys have any reasonable critiques of the J20 or is it the usual "copied technology" comments?
I miss P2Prada. Haven't had a technical debate on military technology on this site in a long time and you fools seem unable to put two coherent thoughts together let alone discuss the technical merits of any air-frame.
Those canards are not goona help in reducing RCS from front. Every deflection will drastically increase its RCS, and in BVR combat it might just turn out to be a big minus. That considering Chinese have not made J-20s canard with some super duper RAM. No wonder Russian Air Force selected T-50 over Mig-1.44 on which J-20 apparently is based.looking at the air inlets shows it's an f-35 copy....
and those canards.. never seen in any fifth generation fighter...
So overall F-35 copy with two engines and rafale canards....
How? J11B is a copy of the Su27 with Chinese components. The two look almost Identical. J7 is a licensed copy of the mig21. They look almost exactly alike.yes, J20 is a copycat version of F35.
Looks like one more fake account with copy paste from blogsHi.
China is deploying the J-20 this year in 2016. May I know when will India's PMF(Perspective Multi-role Fighter) be inducted?
1)"The latest images (December 2015) indicated that a new J-20 in yellow primer was builtwhich is likely to be the first LRIP model (2101). First flight took place on January 18, 2016. More LRIP J-20s are being built in 2016, at least 4 (2101-2104) by July 2016, wearing a gray color scheme and low-visibility PLAAF insignias. The first batch is expected to enter the service with PLAAF by the end of 2016 (S/N 40x4x?). In the meantime J-20 prototypes have been undergoing weapon launch tests including lunching PL-15 AAMs."
http://chinese-military-aviation.blogspot.sg/
2)"The deal opens the prospect of producing 250 FGFAs to replace the multirole Sukhoi-30MKI fighter, according to the source in India’s Ministry of Defence as quoted by Business Standard.
The 2008 deal is projected to cost each country $6 billion, adjusted for inflation. India’s state-owned Hindustan Aeronautics and Russia’s Sukhoi have agreed to cut costs by 40 percent to $4 billion each over seven years.(Does this means PMF's earliest deployment date would be in 2023?)
The countries will invest $1 billion in the first year and another $500 million in each of the following six years.
In the meantime, India is negotiating with France on buying 36 multirole Rafale fighters for a price yet to be negotiated. French President Francois Hollande arrives in Delhi on Monday to sort out the financial details.2"
https://www.rt.com/business/330026-india-russia-fighter-aircraft/
Also, China's 2nd fighter jet project, the J-31 might enter production earliest by 2019(just 3 years away). Pakistan seems to be interested in procuring this fighter. Would India's PMF be able to enter IOC on time?
3)"The actual prototype was expected to fly during the second half of 2016. If ordered now by a foreign customer,FC-31 could enter the production as early as 2019 and achieve IOC in 2022. A recent rumor suggested that the second FC-31 prototype started taxi test on April 30, 2016. The latest rumor claimed that the 01 prototype powered by two indigenous WS-13E turbofan engines flew for the first time on July 1, 2016."
That particular critique is quite popular, but not quite factual.T
Those canards are not goona help in reducing RCS from front. Every deflection will drastically increase its RCS, and in BVR combat it might just turn out to be a big minus. That considering Chinese have not made J-20s canard with some super duper RAM. No wonder Russian Air Force selected T-50 over Mig-1.44 on which J-20 apparently is based.
This will prove worse than J10 (atleast 5 of which has fallen down in last year) . J 10 is atleast a lavi design where Junk 20 is a crap having problem with each part.This second or third class fighter will stay within China and will be never be seen outside as Chinese are afraid that it's copied technology may become too obvious. Also, it's capability or lack of it, will become talk of the defence circles world wide.
you are very pretty.................................Hi. Im asking when is the PMF going to enter production- why the unprovoked hostility?
Base on your comment:
You mean it's not allowed here? I didnt know that you cant 'copy and paste' articles/information from blogs here in this forum. The source on J-20 is a from a respectable Chinese source and since the plane is a Chinese project- it(the source) has good credibility. The source on the PMF is from https://www.rt.com/ (a Russian news outlet) and since the PMF is a collborated project between Russia and India- it also has good credibility(on the PMF).
Hi, Yumdoot.In last 5 years there has hardly been any input on J-20 so everybody fixates on the only thing available.
Canard bad / Canard no bad.