AMCA - Advanced Medium Combat Aircraft

You have too much delusions.
I can't see future. It is just an opinion. But that's what i would try to talk with them at least to avoid arm-twisting on the entire jet tomorrow when regime changes again.
What worse will happen is they will disagree, that's all.
But every common qualified, experienced citizens want to know if such talks happened in 1st place.
 
Yeah no, ain't gonna happen.
Better to go with Safran or rolls Royce.
But how do you know for sure? Did such talks already happen & they denied?
 
W.r.t. F-35 IMO we can ask for an intermediate deal like using its EOTS, DAS, HMDS & some auxilliary components on AMCA to fast-track it while developing our own versions.
If F135 engine is given w/o ToT also then it can be used for R&D of new jets design.
We have better chances of getting a permanent seat on the UN Security council than getting our hands on top of the line Pratt & Whitney engine tot. Americans will sell us the Raptor before they give up P&W engines.
 
Buddy, what did i say?
Oh you think the Americans will let you reverse engineer their golden goose ? Forget tinkering around with it, they'll post personnel to make sure we don't look inside. We've had the AL-31 with zero Russkie oversight for decades and we didn't even reverse engineer that, and you think we'll learn anything worthwhile from a F135 when the Americans won't even let us dissect one ?
 
Oh you think the Americans will let you reverse engineer their golden goose ? Forget tinkering around with it, they'll post personnel to make sure we don't look inside. We've had the AL-31 with zero Russkie oversight for decades and we didn't even reverse engineer that, and you think we'll learn anything worthwhile from a F135 when the Americans won't even let us dissect one ?
:doh: :facepalm2::facepalm4: Where i said to reverse-engineer F-135 engine? :ROFLMAO:
I said to use it for R&D of our new future jet, like AHCA or bomber, etc.
Ofcourse they'll post American staff whether we get entire F-35 or some critical component. They will do the jet's servicing themselves.
What worse will happen, they'll say "take the entire F-35, not just components".
I just wanna know if such talks have happened or not & their response, that's all.
 
The biggest REALISTIC problem with F-35s would be the integration of local subsystems and availability of spares.
One of the easiest thing, from a technological point of view is weapon integration on a fighter. On a broader scale you just need a connection for power and a data transfer bus for uploading basic target data; the way Ukrainian are using advanced NATO weapons on Soviet platforms is a good example.

And yet we see disproportional number of non-US weapons type certified for F-35s despite being from allies and even NATO countries; with the only reason being reluctance to allow it. So how can anyone even imagine that they'll let us tinker with subsystems?
 
How are you going to use it for R&D in any feasible capacity when you are not even allowed to look inside or tinker with it ?
Just like Turkey was given F110 engine for Kaan. IDK if they dissected F110.
Tinkering is generic word, exactly what?
We have to mount the engine, connect it to fuel, electric, electronic lines, PTO shaft. Whats so tinkering in this? There's nothing secret about this.
 
Just like Turkey was given F110 engine for Kaan. IDK if they dissected F110.
Tinkering is generic word, exactly what?
We have to mount the engine, connect it to fuel, electric, electronic lines, PTO shaft. Whats so tinkering in this? There's nothing secret about this.
What R&D are you going to achieve by that ? R&D is very generic word here too.
 
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Buddy, what did i say?
1st time:

2nd & 3rd time to Corvus


& now 4th time to you. After highlighting my response having the answer also, again you are asking.:LOL:
Just sticking wires into engine won't get you any R&D worthy data. If you think it's possible then give examples of something which can be achieved by doing that though.
 
Oh you think the Americans will let you reverse engineer their golden goose ? Forget tinkering around with it, they'll post personnel to make sure we don't look inside. We've had the AL-31 with zero Russkie oversight for decades and we didn't even reverse engineer that, and you think we'll learn anything worthwhile from a F135 when the Americans won't even let us dissect one ?
We already have surpassed al31 engine.
It's a late 3rd gen engine.
Dry Kaveri performance is in category of early 4th gen engines.
 
It didn't give such to its most obedient vassal as offset clause but here you are deluding yourself in such.
Again EOTS and DAS are not that hard to develop relative to other techs in 5th gen fighters
We already have strong base to develop them overselves.
 
Just like Turkey was given F110 engine for Kaan. IDK if they dissected F110.
Tinkering is generic word, exactly what?
We have to mount the engine, connect it to fuel, electric, electronic lines, PTO shaft. Whats so tinkering in this? There's nothing secret about this.
F110 is a 4th gen engine, it's not that latest 5+ gen engine like f135 of f35.
And It's not just about reverse engineering the engine itself it you need tools and machines to make that part, you need entire ecosystem and experience to produce these machines.
For example a gtre scientist Said in interview, in Kaveri we used circular holes in crystal blades, US and Europe have tech to make oblique holes in them which are much better.

We Don't have that tech and machines and experience and knowledge to make oblique holes.

Just having engines doesn't allow you to fully reverse engineer them.
 
Just sticking wires into engine won't get you any R&D worthy data. If you think it's possible then give examples of something which can be achieved by doing that though.
:facepalm2: :facepalm4: IDK what data you're talking about.
I'm talking about just connecting an engine with a new airframe.
A jet will be designed with certain dry/wet TWR & then suitable engine 1 or 2 wil be chosen.
If we have existing domestic suitable engine, use it.
Otherwise use imported engine.
Otherwise look for JV but wait 10yrs at least.
Otherwise sit like duck, keep day dreaming & end up importing entire aircraft.😆
1x F404 for LCA
1x F414 for MWF
2x F414 for AMCA, TEDBF
Some people are talking about ditching F414 & using M-88.
Our engine JV intends to cater to all above jets & hopefully some new future projects.
 
F110 is a 4th gen engine, it's not that latest 5+ gen engine like f135 of f35.
And It's not just about reverse engineering the engine itself it you need tools and machines to make that part, you need entire ecosystem and experience to produce these machines.
For example a gtre scientist Said in interview, in Kaveri we used circular holes in crystal blades, US and Europe have tech to make oblique holes in them which are much better.

We Don't have that tech and machines and experience and knowledge to make oblique holes.

Just having engines doesn't allow you to fully reverse engineer them.
I said only few pieces for R&D of prototypes, meanwhile JV can develop the production engine.
IDK diff. b/w 4gen & 5gen engine. If you know please tell us.
I know OPR, BPR, EPR, TeT, but I dont see all 5gen jets having engines with same set of these parameters.
I didn't say anyting about reverse engineering any engine.
:doh: :facepalm2::facepalm4: Where i said to reverse-engineer F-135 engine? :ROFLMAO:
 
guessing u guys have seen this. article by former army chief.


"Made-in-India fifth-generation fighter will take forever to make. India can't stop defence "

hal should have done a quick assembly and roll out of a nanga prototype like the turkish kaan
Hum honge kamiyaab... ek din.. ho ho man me hai vishvaas.. poora hai vishvaas... 🙏:pray::pray2:
 

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