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My friend VEVAK, I have a lot of RESPECT for you and your knowledge in many of your areas of knowledge. But trust me what I say, that they temperature thing you mentioned is ... ahhhh... not accurate. Mig 29s did wonderful in YEMEN, and in SYRIA, and in IRAQ. No major problem to do with...

With all RESPECT - what you have mentioned is N O T A C C U R A T E --- I cannot give all the details here on this forum. However, there are bits and pieces of the whole story elsewhere online. The aircraft was selected by Iran because of its engine having common parts and engine...

who is supporting NK military development? obviously, those that are pissed off with whom that is supporting military development in ROK and Taiwan.

iran is not about to display its own RD-33. Fact.

Actually, VIVAK is very much correct, and I did work for quite some time at RR. We did experimentation with engine modifications and single piece front fan. AL21 can very much be improved. It won't be perfect, no - it won't and it won't be anything as good as AL-31. But heck, the AL-21 is one...

Mr. Marandi is one of the very few Iranians who actually KNOW how to talk to the Western media. Mr. Zarif is often disappointing. He speaks PERSIAN in his head and then translates to ENGLISH and hence why he is not effectively, in an articulate way, coming across convincingly even though Iran...

I respect your opinion and your kind gesture. I worked with people a million times smarter than me on NIMROD project in UK, and I saw (although not in the beginning) giant, giant mistakes by these so called "super smart" people. Having lived through that, and remembering the final conclusions...

Thanks for sharing your perspective.

Thanks Ich for your perspective. Not attempting to be nitpicking, regarding your 8ton/hr fuel consumption, but let's consider 2 things: 1. Iran's needs based on its circumstances Considering cost, qty, quick implementation/acquisition, and indigenous development/repair/maintenance - all...

You are right, about range. That is why I suggest R-35-300 in the first place, rather than a J79. But, the cost of fuel purchase and storage is even more significant than aircraft fuel use and range, especially from Iran's perspective. They have some limited aerial refueling, they also can do...

Bahram jan, It's the same with Jews and Iranians who work at Microsoft. They have these one liner justifications to support genocide against Palestinians or Iran. Always a denial and an excuse, that everybody else had done it too or would have done it too. All b.s. Persian empire NEVER did...

Hack-Hook my friend ... As I said in the recent post, ... if we wanted to talk about American genocide and atrocities, I doubt there is enough space in Microsoft and Amazon CLOUD space, combined. There is literally so much to write about, case by case. For every case (e.g. Abeer Qassim...

Cost and speed, is very important. Iran can indeed upgrade just about everything and even into a Turbofan. But does it achieve cost/speed that Iran needs right NOW. R-35-300 can be made to deliver a good enough engine while Iran cannot export jet fuel, later is a different matter. This engine...

Magnificent piece, SalarHaqq. 1 correction: The 1990s Sanctions against Iraqi people killed 1.7m civilians, which included 40k babies each month because they were not allowed to buy incubators for hospitals. Other notable things about U.S. I would mention (all truth and verified) : U.S...

Thanks Ich, for your comments. You remind me of a friend of mine, he is a German friend of mine from Bodensee and works in Toulouse for Airbus. We went to university together and had classes in Aeronautical Mechanical Engineering, and still friends after all these years. " ... So you like the...

Great job Sineva. U.S. had a project like this in 1970s. They did share it with Iran, at that time. This was based on sidewinder missile, believe it or not. But U.S. never pursued it. It is obvious Iran has. Good job.

Very smart, Aryobarzan. Labour cost is huge in the West. There are also lots of project management techniques that Iran can employ ... I will not give you a headache, but just share 1 of them with you. Lockheed Martin, Northup Grumman, Boeing, GE, General Dynamics, Raytheon, and Pratt Whitney...

GREAT QUESTION ... Ich. "Does it make sense". I have toyed with the answer to this question for the past few years. I have run at least 50 design specs (mostly LIFT aircrafts as well as SU-54/55/56 and single engine F4E and single engine YF-23) through my AI Wind Tunnel (a software that...

An excellent DEFENCE is a highly 'vocal' offence. Based on my estimates on what percentage of an F4-E Iran can currently reproduce/manufacture, (it is higher than people actually think), and the amount of modifications needed for this INCREDIBLY SIMPLE AIRCRAFT (relative compared to designing...

In my humble opinion .... BEAUTIFULLY said by Aryobarzan. "... no country is immune to this kinds of corruption/ mis-management" Let me tell you how true this is. I use to think Iran is "completely incompetent ..." , etc. etc. Until a British MP in House of Commons said to me, regarding...