halloweene
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Analysis of Rafale (part one out of three) by test pilot Vianney (Brazil) available on Defesanet.
I think India can forget about the whole plan, by the time you finish negotiation, both the Euro fighter and Rafale will be out dated. To try to accelerate the T-50 plan might be more efficient.I think Eurofighter can be given another chance...therefore..if only they come with a reduced price tag..
Rafale isn't meant to fight off new generation fighters, it is for fighting off new generation SAMs, like SA-20 and higher.I think India can forget about the whole plan, by the time you finish negotiation, both the Euro fighter and Rafale will be out dated. To try to accelerate the T-50 plan might be more efficient.
When you rely on import only, you will always have problems like this one.
Given HAL past record, to be responsible for it's products means high possibility to pay penalty.Rafale is on fast track according to all sources. Dassualt is in no position to say no. Expect signing in a couple months.
Penalty clause will be left out since it will be on HAL to produce it. Gorshkov is totally different when Russia is the supplier.Given HAL past record, to be responsible for it's products means high possibility to pay penalty.
If so, why the negotiation stall? Why don't you French just ink the contract, what you are waiting for?Penalty clause will be left out.
I think you need extra sensors like AWACS to make that shot.CHECK YOUR TWELVE!
photo released by JR Vianney on twitter. Lock in the six o'clock using passive sensors and spectra tracks fused. He precised that Rafale could shoot a mica in these conditions.
48 NM, next waypoint (and bombing target symbolized by the little red bobm), probably target. 7.8 : agressor behind Rafale. (not def sure, but 90%)There's 7.8NM and 48NM on the image. What do they relate to?
- A Rafale heading north locked with its passive sensors a target "M2T" located South-South/East , 48 nautical miles behind him. (with a time to target = 6'14'') .
- 286°/50 kt should indicate the wind.
- The green arrow may indicate the current move of the locked target or perhaps the direction where the missile will be launched taking into account several factors (estimated speed and move of the target , the Rafale, the wind... ).
- The green color of the arrow and of "PKG_DA" could indicate that a firing solution is ok and the red symbol below could indicate a weapon (Mica) available (or not) for firing.
But I could be wrong ...
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