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but the LCA Navy Mk1 doesn’t meet that requirement. even the Mk2 variant doesn’t qualify.
This is the conclusion of 31 pages and 100s of Posts of this thread.
but the LCA Navy Mk1 doesn’t meet that requirement. even the Mk2 variant doesn’t qualify.
Mk1 wasnt the operational variant, the NP3-4 were Mk 2, the operational variant. The ones with newer engine, airframe changes.
This is the conclusion of 31 pages and 100s of Posts of this thread.
Afterburners are enough..........................................Lets change topic a bit, i remembered while reading long time ago about this.
This is something like this
Dr. Kalam tested this in 1972 amazing.....
This is needed for NAVY LCA, SU 30MKI and other transports.
Same could be used on AC................................Afterburners are enough..........................................
These are only needed when the runway is short....
I guess usa used this in eagle claw operation
You mean LAC?????????????????????????????????????????Same could be used on AC................................
He means Aircraft Carrier.You mean LAC?????????????????????????????????????????
On the chinese front we need more Runways and better rail-road connectivity
WOT THE ****He means Aircraft Carrier.
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He wants that for NLCA. Now for transport aircraft, RATOG is viable, but for any light combat fighter, I don't think it would be a practical thing to do. Else someone like US would have gone for it instead of CATOBAR.WOT THE ****
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How can we land gigantic aircraft like c-130 on INS VIKRAMADITYA/VIKRANT??????????????
Sir, as you know RATO comes at cost if two hard points....Same could be used on AC................................
I remember reading about how VTOL ops of F-35B and MV-22 are causing all kinds of troubles on the American carriers and Amphibious Assault Ships. I dread imagining what would a RATO for a 70 ton aircraft do to the flight deck of our AC.Same could be used on AC................................
I am saying for navy LCAI remember reading about how VTOL ops of F-35B and MV-22 are causing all kinds of troubles on the American carriers and Amphibious Assault Ships. I dread imagining what would a RATO for a 70 ton aircraft do to the flight deck of our AC.
I never said it wasnt.It was meant to be operated on carriers, you can go through last 3 years of data ..
Its just one person who is coming to that conclusion, Not even his mates working in program agree with him ..
The vibration issue is not from the media but from other sources. More believable sources.These are media speculation at best, The platform in question is a prototype and not a finished product ..
It was always known that MK1 will be flying from Carrier decks along with others, But its something new which are being proposed to dump everything all together including R&D infrastructure, The new Admiral don`t want local industry to come in between imports and him or his successors ..
The vibration issue is not from the media but from other sources. More believable sources.
And they are having serious issues rectifying it.That is why on first place i mentioned, 'Its a prototype and not a finished product ..'
what you say is only good on paper , but reality is different.....I am saying for navy LCA
here weight specifications
Weight
Max Takeoff Thrust: 20,200 pound (9,163 kilogram)
Max Takeoff Weight: 12,000 kilogram (26,455 pound)
Min Weight: 5,500 kilogram (12,125 pound)
Payload: 3,500 kilogram (7,716 pound)
And they are having serious issues rectifying it.
if it takes off with full weapon load, it should be refueled or return to carrier in less then a hour...