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you haven't heard Tamil mani DG aeronautics in tarmak007 livechatWho says it has AESA? Last time I heard it was an Elta PESA.
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you haven't heard Tamil mani DG aeronautics in tarmak007 livechatWho says it has AESA? Last time I heard it was an Elta PESA.
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The author's view reflect majority opinion among experts,Rafale is no 5th gen magic bullet to all the woes of IAF ,Affordable airpower is good for countries like SWISS , Brazil who dont have Nuclear armed neighbours /enemies
but unaffordable air power is poor strategy true but not for countries like INDIA who have a very responsible nuclear armed neighbours where they are willing to eat grass to buy latest weapons to destroy us
BTW same hypocrisy can also be said for PAK-FA if we say we should rather invest in AMCA as PAK-FA developmental costs & procurement cost would also kill us in future
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You are just oversold on the PR stuff on RAFALE.Tejas @ quarter the price of the rafale is also quarter the capability of the rafale.
I have observed you in various threads as a major promoter of the tejas. While that is all good you must realise that times have changed and strategies along with it. While tejas wil always have a place in the IAF scheme of things I feel you should stop comparing the tejas to the rafale. It may read nicely on paper but it flies and fights different.
Lets not be like pak who proclaim the jf-17 as the best thing thats happened to military aviation.
No offence.
cost of tejas mk-2 depends on order numbers, if IAF sit tights with just 126 numbers there is no way to get tejas mk-2 cost down.The author has assumed many things on his own. Especially LCA costs. Even ADA mentioned LCA Mk2 will cost $40 Million fly away and this will be the minimum cost.
If the author is not informed about rafale deal cost, you can give us the exact cost of the deal by comparing it to recent prices quoted by dassault in other contests.Article is full of confusing data. Either the author is stupid or he has an agenda.
source? (i mean a serious one). Is it fly away cost, initial acquiisition cost, total acquisition cost ? ToT? Industrialization costs?etc.
No only Saito sayed that... Prices are documented by swedish and french armed forces : roughly 7000 $ for Gripen C/D in swedish forces, 12000 $ for Rafale during Mali operations. I can give you more reliable sources than Juniti Saito (you know the very same guy also explains that mono engines are more radar evading than twin engines etc), just senile.
Really, and indian evaluation commitees were stupid enough to let this pass? Again source?
. These numbers were never made public. Better have a look to the swiss saga, prices cited their are serious.
And this commentator seems unaware of the difference between a technology demonstrator and a seviceable plane. There isn't a single common part between Rafale A and operational Rafales (even those at F1 transfer). Entry to service was also delayed by budget constraints while the plane was ready.
again, what is he talking about : fly away cost or...
Which include the R&D and industrializatipno cost. Why not read further and quote the fly away costs?
etc.
What about the weapon package that comes with Rafale as well as highly efficient EW suite along with ground attack capability?You are just oversold on the PR stuff on RAFALE.
tejas mk-2 at a fourth of the cost of rafale has no inferiority in air to air mission as both are going to have the same radome dia and and similar air to air missiles.
Also for the same price of one rafale we can have three sets of EW suits and asea radars of the same rafale capability on air a huge boost in air space saturation surveillance capability.
While rafale scores on range, a judicious mix of Su-30 MKI along with tejas mk-2 will more or less match the capability of 126 rafale fleet.
SInce most of the deep strike roles will be delegated to 5th gen stealth UAVs like Aura in the future, the range limitation of tejas mk-2 is not that big a handicap either.
check wikipedia or any interview of drdo official on lca II, they are developing aesa for mkII along with mcaWho says it has AESA? Last time I heard it was an Elta PESA.
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Yes Good comparison.........Its like comparing maruti alto 800 with suzuki vitara. Yes they both have four wheels. Yes they both run on petrol. Yes one variant of the alto 800 also comes with airbags (lca mk-2 aesa) and the vitara has airbags as standard.
But the alto 800 is an entry level pepple's car while the vitsra is an SUV.
We can go on and on.
Yes we can keep both cars.
DRDO developed AESA... some joke. It is getting Elta PESA.check wikipedia or any interview of drdo official on lca II, they are developing aesa for mkII along with mca
Yeah for you a joke! Do not make joke of your self by making absurd comments with your prejudiced (distraught) thought process.DRDO developed AESA... some joke. It is getting Elta PESA.
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check it herehttp://thebharatmilitaryreview.blogspot.in/2011/12/lrde-to-develop-aesa-radar-for-indian.html?m=1DRDO developed AESA... some joke. It is getting Elta PESA.
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check it here it is aesa radar still in developmentDRDO developed AESA... some joke. It is getting Elta PESA.
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This MMRCA charade ignoring the fully developed platform like Tejas is another gravy train for the high and mighty nothing else.Its like comparing maruti alto 800 with suzuki vitara. Yes they both have four wheels. Yes they both run on petrol. Yes one variant of the alto 800 also comes with airbags (lca mk-2 aesa) and the vitara has airbags as standard.
But the alto 800 is an entry level pepple's car while the vitsra is an SUV.
We can go on and on.
Yes we can keep both cars.
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