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Nuc China and Pakistan !Well,
Is there are news about the 2-seater/ 1-seater breakups for IAF and what the roles for these two types are going to be?
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Nuc China and Pakistan !Well,
Is there are news about the 2-seater/ 1-seater breakups for IAF and what the roles for these two types are going to be?
Bill Sweetman is a F-35 critic. Not sure how he is now, but he was so earlier.
The F-22 has been given superior supersonic performance while the Russians claim otherwise. The PAKFA has been given superior subsonic performance while it is not way behind the F-22 in the supersonic regime. The F-35 has been give inferior supersonic and subsonic performance among all three. So according to the slides, the PAKFA is deemed superior in aerodynamics as it is more or less equal to the F-22 in performance with advantages in slow maneuvering while having an overwhelming advantage against the F-35.One of the best technical assessments of the PAK-FA I have found till date -
Sukhoi T50 PAK-FA Assessment
Nobody knows.Is that a rear facing radar sticking out between the engine exhausts of the PAK-FA?
A one piece canopy has nothing to do with stealth though. Quite like how people say PAKFA has issues with stealth in the rear hemisphere because of the engine design as compared to the F-22. Most people do not know that it has nothing to do with stealth, only aerodynamics.Also, what's up with the 2-piece canopy still?
Actually a one piece canopy (F-22, F-35) IS better for stealth than a two-piece regular canopy (F-15). A two-piece canopy with the frames/ edges made up of composite (F-117, B-2) is almost as good as a one piece canopy. However, a one piece canopy is also good for all round visibility which is why the Americans use it for 5th gen fighters.Nobody knows.
A one piece canopy has nothing to do with stealth though. Quite like how people say PAKFA has issues with stealth in the rear hemisphere because of the engine design as compared to the F-22. Most people do not know that it has nothing to do with stealth, only aerodynamics.
Flat nozzles, Saw tooth edges !?Quite like how people say PAKFA has issues with stealth in the rear hemisphere because of the engine design as compared to the F-22. Most people do not know that it has nothing to do with stealth, only aerodynamics.
Not really. It is a flawed notion. The YF-35 prototype and the YF-23 prototype had a two frame canopy.Actually a one piece canopy (F-22, F-35) IS better for stealth than a two-piece regular canopy (F-15). A two-piece canopy with the frames/ edges made up of composite (F-117, B-2) is almost as good as a one piece canopy. However, a one piece canopy is also good for all round visibility which is why the Americans use it for 5th gen fighters.
Flat nozzles has nothing to do with stealth. Ceramics and RAM painting do.Flat nozzles, Saw tooth edges !?
It is a radar blocker..
well i cant say exactly it has radar blockers or not ,but is this PSed:undecided:
but bro SANCHO says it doent have radar blocker & is PS edIt is a radar blocker..
i think u may be right as currently it uses a derivative of Su 35 engine 117S & SU 35 engine doent has radar blockers & why would russians fit a radarThere are no radar blockers on any of the prototypes. Except for stealth shaping there are no visible stealth optimized designs noticeable on the PAKFA. Perhaps they are keeping the stealth optimized aspects for later.
We don't know what solution the Russians are looking at. Perhaps they believe it is not needed.
Who knows?
Front side it is marked 52 and at rear it is marked 51 why?? anyone?