Sancho
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But even here you got it completely wrong!
The original ASR of 1985 required R60, which then was revised by IAF in 1997, because R60 was outdated an getting replaced in the IAF fleet.
Source: CAG report 2015
And no, LCA did not failed to meet the ASR because of the missiles, but as I explained:
MK1 = low flight performance => which lead to requirement of combining HMS and MMR to R73, to counter the performance shortfall
MK2 = added thrust => which hopefully counters the performance shortfall, to meet the original ASR
And as always, inform yourself to at least get a basic understanding of what you are talking about.
Revised claimIt's a lie to argue that IAF Insisted on HMDS Hobs combo just because gehad wS inferior.
So once again you are caught red handed, running away from your earlier claims, because your fake opinions, simply can't hold their own on facts based on knowledge! :biggrin2:R60 to R73 request by IAF on tejas was made in 2004, So it is a lie to say that because Tejas mk1 '"Failed to meet iAForiginal ASR" IAF added R73 missile.
But even here you got it completely wrong!
The original ASR of 1985 required R60, which then was revised by IAF in 1997, because R60 was outdated an getting replaced in the IAF fleet.
Source: CAG report 2015
And no, LCA did not failed to meet the ASR because of the missiles, but as I explained:
Slowly for you to understand...In 2007, IAF confirmed that the MK1 can't meet the ASR, because of the overweight, drag and low thrust issues, which is why they suggested to develop the MK2.
MK1 = low flight performance => which lead to requirement of combining HMS and MMR to R73, to counter the performance shortfall
MK2 = added thrust => which hopefully counters the performance shortfall, to meet the original ASR
And as always, inform yourself to at least get a basic understanding of what you are talking about.
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