I am not talking about war. I am talking about validating the fighters through exercises. That's how it is done.by p2prada: The LCA Mk1 and Mk2 are not even ready to be deployed for combat. Until they get the 100% Go orders from high command, they are useless pieces of trash.
See nothing is perfect. So, IAF cannot go to war with LCAs without proving them to be reliable first.according to this line the F 16 was piece of trash when it went to combat in desert storm
Now, that is funny.... really innovative way of fulfilling the ACM's wish...IAF Chief's Wish Granted, HAL Declares LCA An Air Superiority Fighter
It gets more bizarre. At Monday's press conference in Bangalore, IAF chief Air Chief Marshal PV Naik said he wished he had a fleet full of air superiority fighters (ASF), but the problem was funds -- here he made that unmistakable gesture rubbing his thumb and forefinger together to denote money. But if the acrimony over the Tejas's generation wasn't enough, what the Chief probably didn't know is that HAL has gone ahead and declared the LCA an air superiority fighter. See the placard above, which stood next to one of the static aircraft displays.
http://livefist.blogspot.com/2011/01/iaf-chiefs-wish-granted-hal-declares.html
Then how you declared it as piece of trash?I am not talking about war. I am talking about validating the fighters through exercises. That's how it is done.
Now this is new, how to prove plane is reliable?See nothing is perfect. So, IAF cannot go to war with LCAs without proving them to be reliable first.
Will second that. We will need help in engines and signal emissions. Help in airframe etc will depend on how LCA Mk2 progresses. I am guessing EADS will be our best bet for JVs.please HAL make AMCA a JV...
Fly them, Mock air combats, exercises etc.. i think that's how you find out about a plane's capability...Now this is new, how to prove plane is reliable?
My question is how to that? You need to induct it right for doing all this right? Before that declaring it as trash is cockiness and arrogance at it's best to say at leastFly them, Mock air combats, exercises etc.. i think that's how you find out about a plane's capability...
Every single plane is a piece of trash until it is fully validated to go into a combat environment. Combat planes aren't cars.The how you declared it as peace of trash?
Red team, blue team, targets, goals, objectives etc. Then check attrition, survivability, fratricide, mission success rate, performance and maintenance. If all that exceeds expectations, then we have a good aircraft. If it is below satisfactory results, then we junk the fighter similar to F-14. All these are validated using air exercises which are held constantly throughout the year.Now this is new, how to prove plane is reliable?
Well it can be done by inducting them in smaller numbers initially... Also that the IOC has been given, the IAF has full access to the aircraft now.. so they can do it even now i guess...My question is how to that? You need to induct it right for doing all this right? Before that declaring it as trash is cockiness and arrogance at it's best to say at least
Now please rahul has posted the video in previous pages, have a look in to that. IAF chief has not said anything wrong there. He just did plain vanilla talk and media has twisted his words. Chief is right to say that there are some tests still needs to be done. But that's how it is done across the globe After IOC the BVR gets tested. The plane is put through exercises and moved around to find out what issues can creep up and those gets ironed out. Let's don't get in to trash talking ourselves.All IAF wants in fourth generation and fifth generation stamps given my foreign vendors to their respective aircrafts, wait till u see a double decker grippen in an Indian medium fifth generation fighter aircraft competition. But HAL giving it could be unpalatable for Ac Naik. aren't we over the ages of single role fighters for exclusive air-superiority, strike and reconassance. Pretty much after jas-39 all aircrafts are developed multi-role. One of the reasons F-22 is being terminated and Eurofighter got the boot in singapore competition.
We have a chief of air staff you strategizes 21st century war, based on his 1971 experience of flying metal boxes and calls all aircraft mig-21 , mig-21 etc.
well put............Every single plane is a piece of trash until it is fully validated to go into a combat environment. Combat planes aren't cars.
Red team, blue team, targets, goals, objectives etc. Then check attrition, survivability, fratricide, mission success rate, performance and maintenance. If all that exceeds expectations, then we have a good aircraft. If it is below satisfactory results, then we junk the fighter similar to F-14. All these are validated using air exercises which are held constantly throughout the year.
When IAF gets the LCA Mk1 they will do just that. That's what it means by user participation in projects.
Build to needs, not build what you want and then force it down on somebody.
That is why I posted that particular article. What's your view on that? F 16 a piece of trash or a car?Every single plane is a piece of trash until it is fully validated to go into a combat environment. Combat planes aren't cars.
So wait till then, that is why the orders have been givenRed team, blue team, targets, goals, objectives etc. Then check attrition, survivability, fratricide, mission success rate, performance and maintenance. If all that exceeds expectations, then we have a good aircraft. If it is below satisfactory results, then we junk the fighter similar to F-14. All these are validated using air exercises which are held constantly throughout the year. When IAF gets the LCA Mk1 they will do just that. That's what it means by user participation in projects.
Oh a new twist so ADA has sat in a la la land and built a plane and forced to IAF now? How much more bizarre it is going to get?Build to needs, not build what you want and then force it down on somebody.
Had I contradicted it? My point was solely against the declaration of the plane as trash. That is how the things are getting done. 40 have been ordered. If they perform well more numbers may get added, new version is already planned. So things are on right track.Well it can be done by inducting them in smaller numbers initially... Also that the IOC has been given, the IAF has full access to the aircraft now.. so they can do it even now i guess...
This was a teething problem with a major windfall. Fly by wire was a relatively new technology then. So, a problem could be expected. Fact is this can happen to the LCA too.That is why I posted that particular article. What's your view on that? F 16 a piece of trash or a car?
Both IAF and IN have said they don't want the LCA.So wait till then, that is why the orders have been given
IAF already said LCA Mk1 does not fit requirements. Forcing 2 squadrons on them is just that. The problem is IAF just lost 40 pilots and 2 bases over an aircraft that is entirely unnecessary. One squadron was enough until Mk2 came into the picture.Oh a new twist so ADA has sat in a la la land and built a plane and forced to IAF now? How much more bizarre it is going to get?
Mark 1 center of gravity management is thru ACM's tummy :balle:some authentic info:
http://forceindia.net/interview8.aspx
What is the configuration of the LSP versions and what changes will Mk-2 versions entail?
Equipment-fit LSP-wise is in the final standard of preparation for the IAF. All the sensors, communication equipment and weapons required for the current Initial Operational Clearance (IOC) are present. Also since we were designing a fighter of this class for the first time, we were very conservative in the design. Especially when it came to structural strength characteristics and this has lead to an increase in weight. Weight optimisation will be undertaken for the Tejas Mk-2 variant to reduce its weight. The Mk-2 version will also have better Centre of Gravity (CG) management and maintainability features. Within the programme feasibility, we will be revamping the cockpit electronics to bring it more up to date with technologies that will be prevalent around 2016. There will be advanced electronics, improved cockpit displays and interfaces which will remain contemporary even in the 2020's.
The Tejas Mk-2 will feature an alternate engine which will offer a performance increase of about 10 per cent. The engine change for Mk-2 will result in the rear fuselage being changed and intakes having to be redesigned. All these structural changes will also reflect in drawing changes and parts fabrication. The digital Fly by Wire (FBW) Flight Control System (FCS) will not change. We do not see much impact when it comes to hydraulics, electronics and undercarriage, etc. With regards to the developmental programme this will not be a major impact.
Teething problem after 2 decades of service? Any way you didn't answered the question, f 16 a piece of trash or a car?This was a teething problem with a major windfall. Fly by wire was a relatively new technology then. So, a problem could be expected. Fact is this can happen to the LCA too.
I didn't seen those statements, please post them, or if posted earlier please point them to me. IN can not win wars then why we have them?Both IAF and IN have said they don't want the LCA.
IN cannot win wars for India and they can be lax at modernization. But IAF and IA cannot. IN admiral already said he would prefer the Rafale over the LCA anyday. Isn't it enough to tell you the truth?
What are you trying to convey?You see indigenous equipment don't win wars, they only help prolong war. Foreign equipment forces a quick end to warfare. Anyway India cannot fight a prolonged war even with indigenous equipment.
How it was "forced"? I really haven't seen any statements like this coming if you can point out that would be great.IAF already said LCA Mk1 does not fit requirements. Forcing 2 squadrons on them is just that. The problem is IAF just lost 40 pilots and 2 bases over an aircraft that is entirely unnecessary. One squadron was enough until Mk2 came into the picture.
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