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'Not So Invisible After All': India's Su-30 MKI Manages to Detect China's Top Stealth Jet
Sunday, May 20, 2018
By: Sputnik News
Who knows what they have seen...

Stars in their eyes: Indian army mistakes Jupiter and Venus for Chinese spy drones
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...r-Venus-Chinese-spy-drones.html#ixzz5GCjimTHg

Indian Army mistakes astronomical conjunction for spy drones
http://o.canada.com/news/indian-army-mistakes-astronomical-conjunction-for-spy-drones
 

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Who knows what they have seen...

Stars in their eyes: Indian army mistakes Jupiter and Venus for Chinese spy drones
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...r-Venus-Chinese-spy-drones.html#ixzz5GCjimTHg

Indian Army mistakes astronomical conjunction for spy drones
http://o.canada.com/news/indian-army-mistakes-astronomical-conjunction-for-spy-drones
are to dumb to read the article
Read it's says IAF MKI bars radars detected hostile j-20 on regular sortie

Article about army patrol sighting some UFO is related to this news lol
 

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http://www.defencenews.in/article.aspx?id=558334

'Not So Invisible After All': India's Su-30 MKI Manages to Detect China's Top Stealth Jet
Sunday, May 20, 2018
By: Sputnik News

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China's fifth-generation Chengdu J-20, its most advanced fighter jet, has recently successfully completed its first maritime combat training. The latest Chinese jet has been in development since 2002 and entered into service in 2017.

A Sukhoi Su-30MKI (NATO reporting name Flanker-C) of the Indian Air Force reportedly managed to detect the latest Chinese Chengdu J-20 jet fighter, which is supposed to be a top-of-the-line stealth aircraft operated by the People's Liberation Army Air Force (PLAAF), reports Indian Defence Research Wing. According to the outlet, when the new Chinese jets where conducting flight training over Tibet, Indian pilots on Russian-made Su-30MKIs managed to detect and track them from Indian airspace.

"The Sukhoi's radar can see them. The new Chinese jets are not so invisible after all. No special technology is required to detect the J-20, as it can be detected by ordinary radar stations," Indian Air Force commander Arup Shaha said.

The Chinese Chengdu J-20 has been in development since 2002 and was made using stealth technology. It was entered into service in March 2017, with nine prototypes and two pre-serial units built so far. The J-20 has recently successfully completed its first maritime training exercises.
Su 30 could detect it without even AESA radar. New generation RADARS can detect it from a long distance. It can at the most be said a low observability aircraft not a stealth aircraft.
 

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Su 30 could detect it without even AESA radar. New generation RADARS can detect it from a long distance. It can at the most be said a low observability aircraft not a stealth aircraft.
Western experts are saying it for long ??

I can bet it's bigger elephant than F-35

Wonder why Chini hackers were stealing data from pentagon :p
 

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are to dumb to read the article
Read it's says IAF MKI bars radars detected hostile j-20 on regular sortie

Article about army patrol sighting some UFO is related to this news lol
I think they are the same level.
 

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Who knows what they have seen...

Stars in their eyes: Indian army mistakes Jupiter and Venus for Chinese spy drones
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...r-Venus-Chinese-spy-drones.html#ixzz5GCjimTHg

Indian Army mistakes astronomical conjunction for spy drones
http://o.canada.com/news/indian-army-mistakes-astronomical-conjunction-for-spy-drones
That is a great thing to take consolation. When you claim that you have fith generation plane and then you beg with Russia for Su 30 and Su 37, it says a lot about your fifth generation plane quality. you can at the most sell it Pakistan on loan.
 

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A Sukhoi Su-30MKI (NATO reporting name Flanker-C) of the Indian Air Force reportedly managed to detect the latest Chinese Chengdu J-20 jet fighter, which is supposed to be a top-of-the-line stealth aircraft operated by the People's Liberation Army Air Force (PLAAF), reports Indian Defence Research Wing. According to the outlet, when the new Chinese jets where conducting flight training over Tibet, Indian pilots on Russian-made Su-30MKIs managed to detect and track them from Indian airspace.
Wow, I just wonder how did the India pilot know the light spot on his radar screen was a J-20?
Did he just fly 200 km deep into Chinese sky to find out what kind of plane it is?
Or the J-20 just flied into Indian sky to show itself?
 

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Wow, I just wonder how did the India pilot know the light spot on his radar screen was a J-20?
Did he just fly 200 km deep into Chinese sky to find out what kind of plane it is?
Or the J-20 just flied into Indian sky to show itself?
In the same way in which the enemy planes are detected by the plane of any Nation.
 

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Wow, I just wonder how did the India pilot know the light spot on his radar screen was a J-20?
Did he just fly 200 km deep into Chinese sky to find out what kind of plane it is?
Or the J-20 just flied into Indian sky to show itself?
That's a noob's answer. Su30mki and Chinese aircraft do track each other during their exercise or sortie, each aircraft have their inherent signature in radio, electromagnetic and Infra red, and thus the data are recorded on aircraft mission and evaluated after every sortie. This is how forces classify which aircraft they met, every aircraft as said has diff signatures which IAF must be familiar since Su27 J10 and J11 are no new in that area, and J20 signature probably what surprised iaf when they detected it but probably with signatures which classified the aircraft diff from others.

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are to dumb to read the article
Read it's says IAF MKI bars radars detected hostile j-20 on regular sortie

Article about army patrol sighting some UFO is related to this news lol
Usual Indian media BS.

1. " Indian Air Force commander Arup Shaha said."

This dude retired in 2016!!!

2. A J20 deployed to Daocheng Yading Airport for high altitude testing; it has the highest altitude of any airport in China. AND IT IS IN SICHUAN PROVINCE. How exactly did an Su30 detect the J20 from the Indian border?

3. Even the picture "sputnik news" (very reliable data source by the way) uses shows the obvious. J20's regularly perform flight tests with Luneberg lenses attached to exaggerate the aircraft radar signature, especially when operating from CIVILIAN AIRPORTS, which is exactly what Daocheng Yading Airport is; a civilian airport.
 

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Usual Indian media BS.

1. " Indian Air Force commander Arup Shaha said."

This dude retired in 2016!!!

2. A J20 deployed to Daocheng Yading Airport for high altitude testing; it has the highest altitude of any airport in China. AND IT IS IN SICHUAN PROVINCE. How exactly did an Su30 detect the J20 from the Indian border?

3. Even the picture "sputnik news" (very reliable data source by the way) uses shows the obvious. J20's regularly perform flight tests with Luneberg lenses attached to exaggerate the aircraft radar signature, especially when operating from CIVILIAN AIRPORTS, which is exactly what Daocheng Yading Airport is; a civilian airport.
The retired one is former air cheif Arup Raha not Saha. Lunsberg lens is spherical in general not rod shaped.

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The retired one is former air cheif Arup Raha not Saha. Lunsberg lens is spherical in general not rod shaped.

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These are Luneberg lenses mate, and as far as my 20:20 vision can tell, they are not "spherical":



The F35 sports 2 radar reflectors with two on each side, above and below:

 
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That's a noob's answer. Su30mki and Chinese aircraft do track each other during their exercise or sortie, each aircraft have their inherent signature in radio, electromagnetic and Infra red, and thus the data are recorded on aircraft mission and evaluated after every sortie. This is how forces classify which aircraft they met, every aircraft as said has diff signatures which IAF must be familiar since Su27 J10 and J11 are no new in that area, and J20 signature probably what surprised iaf when they detected it but probably with signatures which classified the aircraft diff from others.

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Please educate yourselves before putting on these fanboy words:
No, there is no such kind of radar which can identify the different "Signature" of reflecting wave unless the object reflects a very very very strong signal and the reflect wave is focusing on your radar, which generally means in a distance where you can already see it with your won eyes. Infra red is the same story: detect it -- 100+km, ID it -- have to be as close as 50km at least, i.e. C130 is around 57km, F-5 is about 16km
 

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J20 s EOTS Field of view is less than F 35 , for ground Strike it's enough I think
 

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Please educate yourselves before putting on these fanboy words:
No, there is no such kind of radar which can identify the different "Signature" of reflecting wave unless the object reflects a very very very strong signal and the reflect wave is focusing on your radar, which generally means in a distance where you can already see it with your won eyes. Infra red is the same story: detect it -- 100+km, ID it -- have to be as close as 50km at least, i.e. C130 is around 57km, F-5 is about 16km
radar signature is the detailed waveform of a detected radar echo . whenever we get an enemy radar signature it's goes into database's. Using these databases we can quickly identify the type of aircraft , it's a continuous process that's why every country is using dedicated Elint , sigint and COMINT systems to track and record all kind of enemy emissions . It's not about the radar but the signal processing systems which analys the signal and comparing it with the database . In radar screen it's just a blip .
 

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A close-up of the WS10X multi-axis thrust vectoring engine testing on a J10B airframe:



 

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