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So, These are mostly AMCA mk2 configurations. Then what @Bhartiya Sainik is talking about? AHCA? Who is developing AHCA? If these are AMCA's mk2 characteristics then what will be the AHCA features?

What are the characteristics of 6th gen?

I think he is the one who interviewed Dr. Madhusudana Rao in Aero India regarding MWF.

Someone has asked him about this on his twitter. He said "I exactly know about size of IWB in AMCA."

Sir ji! I am talking about proposed Russian single engine FA.

Hmmm. I am saying this due to uncertainty on few things, like engine, AESA radar and many other electronics. And .......Ya! money.

It will take atleast 10 years.

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If it will be ready with in 18 months and all the testing will be completed in two years then it can be used with mwf, later batches of mk1a and super sukhoi too.

It very good 4.5++ gen FA but can't be a 5th gen due to its nonstealth characteristics.

They have kept pending my account approval for months.

Take the example of Rafale. It has one of the best sensor fusion any 5th gen FA can have. For sensor fusion it's not necessary to be a 5th gen fighter. Read the link below.. https://www.dassault-aviation.com/en/defense/rafale/the-sheer-power-of-multisensor-data-fusion/

they have problems with their AESA development. Still 4 to 5 years needed.

Miniaturization of weapons with more range, accuracy and velocity. Wait for atleast 10 years, many new things will come to surprise us.

Wahi kah raha hu bhai. Abhi kuch pata nahi. Ho sakta hai isase bhi kuchh behtar ho.

Nahi... Matlab.... Pata nahi...😁

Kya poochhna hai amit se.

Tail is very useful part of body but not for humans.

No!..... 6.5t is total load out including 2t internal. Internal fuel is 6.5t

Yes! but for operations where stealth is not required.