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Getting bigger... She'll be adult in another yearAnother year, another model.
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Any changes noticed?Another year, another model.
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It seems there is an intake on the dorsal side from cooling electronicsAny changes noticed?![]()
Where exactly? Between the rudders? That was already there.It seems there is an intake on the dorsal side from cooling electronics
We r supapawa nowAnother year, another model.
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Nice sheme !Another year, another model.
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Looks like a funeral decoration.
Continuing on this agenda of internal load, 2 days back someone shared PL-15E AAM with folding fins from Zhuai airshow. AFAIK big/heavy missile do have folding fins but a medium missile is yet to be seen with AIM-120 AMRAAM, Meteor, etc. R-77 have folding grid fins.
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Now there is no CAD of Meteor, Astr-3 SFDR with folding fins & i can't use PL-15E to depict in AMCA
So i'm just clipping the fins in SFDR pic. IDK the safety gap spec but this looks like a safe fit, that too w/o staggering.
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And i had already shown that 6 staggered AAMs of short fin version of Astr-2 could easily fit. So if we use folding fin version of it now then total 8 staggered AAMs or 16 SAAW bombs could fit. The ejectors shoud be firm & free from vibrations.
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If this config is considered unsafe then in worst case 6 AAMs or 12 SAAW bombs can fit easily.
Just like 300Km range dual-pulse AGM-88G AARGM-ER can fit in F-35, similarly customised Rudram can be made for AMCA.
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Please post in Global 6th gen R&D thread.It's good to know what others are up to. A brief look at the GCAP 6G project and what the aircraft, likely to be called Tempest. may look like.
A decision on launching the project is scheduled for 2025. If it is decided to proceed with the project, I wonder which will roll off the production line first: AMCA or GCAP. Today AMCA looks more likely to me. 2 years down the line I may see things differently.
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First look at UK's £12,000,000,000 next generation combat aircraft programme
The Tempest is set to enter service in 2035.metro.co.uk
BAE Systems has been building a demonstrator for some time. I believe it is due to fly in 2027.
PS It will be hard enough to get the first production aircraft finished in 2035. I don't think that 2035 EIS will be possible.
It is collective effort b/w geometry, RAS, RAM, EW.Strange....
I thought low RCS was the alfa and omega.
Seems that Spectra wasn't a bad idea.....
Strange....
I thought low RCS was the alfa and omega.
Seems that Spectra wasn't a bad idea.....
Another year, another model.
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theorically you send the foe emitter a signal in the opposition phase of the one received, and with the right energy level. The two are cancelling each other.Can you please explain how active cancellation works?
Strange....
I thought low RCS was the alfa and omega.
Seems that Spectra wasn't a bad idea.....