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@Rizvi Khan don't you fly with the 20th?Is anyone from the DCS Battleaxes team on this forum?
@Rizvi Khan don't you fly with the 20th?Is anyone from the DCS Battleaxes team on this forum?
No, if Derby is integrated then it's plug & play... basically the same missile with different seeker. The launching rails are slightly modified tho, with the Derby having another module for data link with missile.Anyone knows if python5 integration is only pylon/software change on already produced IOC/Mk1's or some more rework needs to be done?
HAL's production of 2 Tejas a year over the 2010-2019 decade hardly inspires confidence in their abilities as a fighter aircraft manufacturer.
Please ask any other fighter manufacturer to mate Israeli Radar, Russian Missiles, American Engine with Indigenous FBW, not counting whims & fancies of Indian Air Force, in a tiny sized fighter jet. You will get shock of your life with their replies.
Please ask any other fighter manufacturer to mate Israeli Radar, Russian Missiles, American Engine with Indigenous FBW, not counting whims & fancies of Indian Air Force, in a tiny sized fighter jet. You will get shock of your life with their replies.
They're all NATO countries. But that aside, you're partly right about HAL's bad performance. But you've also got to consider the fact that IAF isn't the best customer in the world. They keep changing requirements, and Tejas is the first aircraft of its class designed in India, there is a learning curve. There is also the partners of HAL delaying delivery of subsystems (again, nascent manufacturing ecosystem in India). It will get better with the maturity of the Military Industrial complex in the coming years.HAL didn't studied the plane. It was the DRDO job.
HAL just produce it at a pityfull rate.
Ask SAAB , with a US engine, US and european missiles, english FBW, non fully swedish radar. In a tiny sized jet.
I agree, but the record of HAL is really bad.They're all NATO countries. But that aside, you're partly right about HAL's bad performance. But you've also got to consider the fact that IAF isn't the best customer in the world. They keep changing requirements, and Tejas is the first aircraft of its class designed in India, there is a learning curve. There is also the partners of HAL delaying delivery of subsystems (again, nascent manufacturing ecosystem in India). It will get better with the maturity of the Military Industrial complex in the coming years.
We know it, but we have hal what can we do.I agree, but the record of HAL is really bad.
To restructure it ! But after all it's an indian problem.We know it, but we have hal what can we do.
That has nothing to do with American jets per se.Usually in American jets I have seen that the missile is first dripped from the fuselage a few feet and then it ignites its motor, why that is not followed in Tejas ? Pros Cons ?
Unions will resist , here right wing is socialist and left wing is socialist.To restructure it ! But after all it's an indian problem.
Once again, you're right. And this is why Indian govt create a (small) competitor to HAL (thanks to the Rafale deal offset) so as to put some pressure on HAL to restructure it self !Unions will resist , here right wing is socialist and left wing is socialist.
The central government tried to corporatize the ordinance factories which are 41 , faced stiff opposition from its own party union and the communist unions
Both aligned to resist it .
Privatization or corpotization is a taboo word here.
The government directly becomes friend of the rich, enemy of the poor etc etc.
Though india has 300 public sector companies .
Plus this central government has more welfare schemes for home loans , rations for poor ( public distribution system ) free schools or with token fee where free lunch is provided , along with medicines and other things necessary for healthy growth of children.
Free vaccination of new born children in government hospitals , universal health care scheme called ayushman bharat and many more schemes are there .
Cost of medicines is regulated, government buys crops from framers and payS them good .
All of the above since we are a sovereign socialist secular democratic republic .
who is that small competitor to HAL?And this is why Indian govt create a (small) competitor to HAL (thanks to the Rafale deal offset)
dassault reliance aerospace limitedCannot find dral when I search. Is it defence research aeronautical lab?
HAL is just a typical indian govt organization. A relic of bygone wannabe socialist era..I agree, but the record of HAL is really bad.
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