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[pankaj nema]

 

[NoobWannaLearn]

 

[binayak95]

IOC? these birds are already in service.

 

[Lonewolf]

IOC? these birds are already in service.

You are joking right?

 

[Rassil Krishnan]

isn't rudram NGARM?

 

[binayak95]

You are joking right?

No

 

[SUPERPOWER]

They are somewhat similar to F23 " BLACK WIDOW "

 

[SUPERPOWER]

isn't rudram NGARM?

They can be used for multiple roles .Thats what DRDO said.

 

[Lonewarrior]

These are just fan made CADs based on one single outline of an aircraft teased by LM. This CAD design would never fly; the engine intakes are kind of concaved to boundary layer won't let sufficient air enter the engine and this kind of small engines mounted far back on the top of wing would completely cut-off air supply to the engine as soon as the aircraft makes even the slightest of maneuver.

You are joking right?

If they're releasing it to public knowledge then it means it's already old according to their R&D standards. Also there have been couple of leaks since past couple of years; like using F-117s as aggressors and the leaked image of Northrop Grumman hanger.

isn't rudram NGARM?

Next Generation Anti-Radiation Missile was the program to develop a...well NGARM missile. And Rudram was a program to develop air launched ballistic missile. At some point they decided to make an anti-radiation variant of Rudram too, so now they went back in time and renamed NGRAM as Rudram-I and Rudram as Rudram-II. Also there's plans for Rudram-III missile which has nothing to do with anti-radiation.
Clear as mud? Good

 

[Blood+]

These are just fan made CADs based on one single outline of an aircraft teased by LM. This CAD design would never fly; the engine intakes are kind of concaved to boundary layer won't let sufficient air enter the engine and this kind of small engines mounted far back on the top of wing would completely cut-off air supply to the engine as soon as the aircraft makes even the slightest of maneuver.

If they're releasing it to public knowledge then it means it's already old according to their R&D standards. Also there have been couple of leaks since past couple of years; like using F-117s as aggressors and the leaked image of Northrop Grumman hanger.

Next Generation Anti-Radiation Missile was the program to develop a...well NGARM missile. And Rudram was a program to develop air launched ballistic missile. At some point they decided to make an anti-radiation variant of Rudram too, so now they went back in time and renamed NGRAM as Rudram-I and Rudram as Rudram-II. Also there's plans for Rudram-III missile which has nothing to do with anti-radiation.
Clear as mud? Good

Well, it's still a step up from penetration-cum-blast and bund bustind device.

 

[Lonewarrior]

Well, it's still a step up from penetration-cum-blast and bund bustind device.

I guess nowadays every computers in DRDO labs have wallpaper of Harry S Truman saying "If you can't convince them, confuse them".

All the air-to-ground missiles are Rudram and all surface-to-air missiles are LRSAM.

 

[binayak95]

These are just fan made CADs based on one single outline of an aircraft teased by LM. This CAD design would never fly; the engine intakes are kind of concaved to boundary layer won't let sufficient air enter the engine and this kind of small engines mounted far back on the top of wing would completely cut-off air supply to the engine as soon as the aircraft makes even the slightest of maneuver.

If they're releasing it to public knowledge then it means it's already old according to their R&D standards. Also there have been couple of leaks since past couple of years; like using F-117s as aggressors and the leaked image of Northrop Grumman hanger.

Next Generation Anti-Radiation Missile was the program to develop a...well NGARM missile. And Rudram was a program to develop air launched ballistic missile. At some point they decided to make an anti-radiation variant of Rudram too, so now they went back in time and renamed NGRAM as Rudram-I and Rudram as Rudram-II. Also there's plans for Rudram-III missile which has nothing to do with anti-radiation.
Clear as mud? Good

The thumb rule as far as US R&D is : if they are talking publicly about it, then that 'it' is already in service and the future replacement is being developed

Its a pretty good thumb rule

 

[NoobWannaLearn]

The thumb rule as far as US R&D is : if they are talking publicly about it, then that 'it' is already in service and the future replacement is being developed

Its a pretty good thumb rule

Then we are never catching up to them in 200 years in r&d atleast god knows wtf kind of drones they have

 

[binayak95]

Then we are never catching up to them in 200 years in r&d atleast god knows wtf kind of drones they have

we dont need to catch up to the americans. Just the chinks

 

[NoobWannaLearn]

we dont need to catch up to the americans. Just the chinks

Even that seems hard for now bhaiya 200+ j20s soon uavs already flying from male to hale platform having there own engine platform yea yea it might not be good or whatever but it's something we will need to speed up to catch up

 

[binayak95]

Even that seems hard for now bhaiya 200+ j20s soon uavs already flying from male to hale platform having there own engine platform yea yea it might not be good or whatever but it's something we will need to speed up to catch up

That 200 plus quote was pulled from the same place as Iran's stealth fighter and Quantum processor claims.

The PLA's actual strength is very opaque

 

[NoobWannaLearn]

That 200 plus quote was pulled from the same place as Iran's stealth fighter and Quantum processor claims.

The PLA's actual strength is very opaque

Ok that's something positive but they still have 4.8-4.9-5th gen whatever people wanna call it plane while amca is stuck in ccs rn would have been so good if airforce agreed to navy joining amca program maybe they could have put some sense in gov and airforce and made the project go ahead full speed

 

[Lonewarrior]

You are joking right?

The thumb rule as far as US R&D is : if they are talking publicly about it, then that 'it' is already in service and the future replacement is being developed

Its a pretty good thumb rule

Just today we're discussing about this very topic and now out of nowhere I came across this

 

[Lonewarrior]

Then we are never catching up to them in 200 years in r&d atleast god knows wtf kind of drones they have

First catch-up with the level of education and scientific temperament in the youth. Catching up in R&D is a far cry as of now

 

[binayak95]

Just today we're discussing about this very topic and now out of nowhere I came across this

Yeap. Skunkworks' and NG's funding is mostly under black projects.