Advanced Medium Combat Aircraft [AMCA] Development | Updates & Discussions.

[ssethii]

I said AMCA will be world’s first Fighter Aircraft to apply Fly-By-Optics. As most of the aircraft flying today are decades old concept including the Fifth Gen aircrafts except a few, hence a newer Aircraft under development AMCA will have a Fly-By-Optics instead of the Fly-By-Wire which will make it’s controls smoother and it will be light weight and doesn’t get affected by electromagnetic interference, and AMCA (If what I read was true) will be the Aircraft with the highest amount of composite materials used in the world at 80% of the body being composite (I repeat if I’m not wrong) as it is a newer aircraft under development, so I feel AMCA will be of the size of F-22 Raptor but have far lighter snd stronger airframe due to heavy utilisation of Composite materials.

I’m happy that they are going for wide area display, boosts capability of the pilots.

First, develop it then start claiming its world-class specs.

 

[HostileInsurgent]

First, develop it then start claiming its world-class specs.

Don’t pollute the thread, we are not a superpower like Pakistan which produces weapons overnight without R&D and Funds. Plus it is a thread of Indian Fighter program, then spam this very same statement of, “First, develop it then start claiming its world-class specs” in the Project Azm thread. Pakistanis spam “First, develop it then start claiming its world-class specs.” on Indian weapon threads but discuss their own projects under development.

 

[MirageBlue]

guys,any.idea,on it's radar cross section relative to f35 or su57 or j20 .

is,Amca partial or full stealth

another question what electronic warfare suite will it house I hope spectra level.which is amazing for Rafale

Full stealth. But with pylons that can be attached to hardpoints so that on missions that don't need stealth, it can carry external drop tanks, bombs, missiles, etc.

 

[HostileInsurgent]

Full stealth. But with pylons that can be attached to hardpoints so that on missions that don't need stealth, it can carry external drop tanks, bombs, missiles, etc.

Will TEDBF have internal weapons bay?

 

[Ghost Hobbit]

First, develop it then start claiming its world-class specs.

we have already developed most components.

 

[Anik101]

Will TEDBF have internal weapons bay?

No

 

[ssethii]

Don’t pollute the thread, we are not a superpower like Pakistan which produces weapons overnight without R&D and Funds. Plus it is a thread of Indian Fighter program, then spam this very same statement of, “First, develop it then start claiming its world-class specs” in the Project Azm thread. Pakistanis spam “First, develop it then start claiming its world-class specs.” on Indian weapon threads but discuss their own projects under development.

Don't get your panties in a bunch, this is a defense forum, and because of people like you, the quality of this forum is going down the drain. If you have even an iota of understanding about things you are talking about you would know maybe a lot of changes are possible when a product is actually realized from its concept so much so that it may totally become a different product altogether. So your claims actually should be "the first fighter jet to have this in its drawings or specifications" which may or may not be the same when the actual product is realized.

 

[HostileInsurgent]

Don't get your panties in a bunch, this is a defense forum, and because of people like you, the quality of this forum is going down the drain. If you have even an iota of understanding about things you are talking about you would know maybe a lot of changes are possible when a product is actually realized from its concept so much so that it may totally become a different product altogether. So your claims actually should be "the first fighter jet to have this in its drawings or specifications" which may or may not be the same when the actual product is realized.

May or may not? Which aircraft around the world is proposed to have a FBO except AMCA? The ones which has FBO proposed will come later.

And what quality? Do we say anything when you open threads regarding India’s internal politics and post racist comments without having sn iota of knowledge of ground zero? Here one can abuse Hinduism but remain unbanned, imagine if one responds by mocking your religion, he will be instantly banned. Because it is an “Unbiased“ forum, this thread is regarding an Indian fighter program, if you can’t accept the achievements of ours then who’s forcing you to reply me, let us Indians remain deluded.

 

[ssethii]

Su30mki uses indian open architecture mission control computer as well as radar computer so no problem in integration of new weapons.
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So you are telling us that India went about doing the complex avionics modeling of the SU30-MKI from scratch just to integrate homemade air to air missile and DARE has an avionics source code for SU30 that is totally indigenous and different from the original Russian one.

 

[Anik101]

So you are telling us that India went about doing the complex avionics modeling of the SU30-MKI from scratch just to integrate homemade air to air missile and DARE has an avionics source code for SU30 that is totally indigenous and different from the original Russian one.

Avionics for Su30MKI were not developed for integrating Astra missiles. MKI was a joint Indo Russian project and had Indian and french avionics much before Astra came into the picture. In fact, some of these avionics were exported to Russia for integration with Su30MKK. SU30MKI is actually a redesigned Su30K. Joint development was started in 1996 and first flight took place in 2002.

Su30K

Su30MKI

 

[ssethii]

May or may not? Which aircraft around the world is proposed to have a FBO except AMCA? The ones which has FBO proposed will come later.

And what quality? Do we say anything when you open threads regarding India’s internal politics and post racist comments without having sn iota of knowledge of ground zero? Here one can abuse Hinduism but remain unbanned, imagine if one responds by mocking your religion, he will be instantly banned. Because it is an “Unbiased“ forum, this thread is regarding an Indian fighter program, if you can’t accept the achievements of ours then who’s forcing you to reply me, let us Indians remain deluded.

Don't try to make a mountain out of a mole, if a prototype of AMCA flies tomorrow with a distinct feature among its competitors we can all appreciate it until then it's just a world-class sketch and that's about it.
There are few threads that keep defense enthusiasts want to come to this forum for info regardless of their nationality hard concrete info, and not naive fanboy stuff which decreases the quality of discussion and wastage of time.

Avionics for Su30MKI were not developed for integrating Astra missiles. MKI was a joint Indo Russian project and had Indian and french avionics much before Astra came into the picture. In fact, some of these avionics were exported to Russia for integration with Su30MKK. SU30MKI is actually a redesigned Su30K. Joint development was started in 1996 and first flight took place in 2002.

Su30K

Su30MKI

So the bottom line is you have its source code and you can integrate any weapon system with it regardless of where it came from.

 

[The Raven]

I said AMCA will be world’s first Fighter Aircraft to apply Fly-By-Optics. As most of the aircraft flying today are decades old concept including the Fifth Gen aircrafts except a few, hence a newer Aircraft under development AMCA will have a Fly-By-Optics instead of the Fly-By-Wire which will make it’s controls smoother and it will be light weight and doesn’t get affected by electromagnetic interference, and AMCA (If what I read was true) will be the Aircraft with the highest amount of composite materials used in the world at 80% of the body being composite (I repeat if I’m not wrong) as it is a newer aircraft under development, so I feel AMCA will be of the size of F-22 Raptor but have far lighter snd stronger airframe due to heavy utilisation of Composite materials.

I’m happy that they are going for wide area display, boosts capability of the pilots.

No it won't. JF-17B is already using fly-by-optics, as will the JF-17 Block III.

 

[HostileInsurgent]

No it won't. JF-17B is already using fly-by-optics, as will the JF-17 Block III.

Nah, JF-17 has Fly-by-Wire.

 

[The Raven]

Nah, JF-17 has Fly-by-Wire.

No, it uses the MIL-STD-1773 fibre optic bus. This was widely reported a few years ago. The B version uses the same fly-by-optic FCS and bus as the Block III.

 

[HostileInsurgent]

No, it uses the MIL-STD-1773 fibre optic bus. This was widely reported a few years ago. The B version uses the same fly-by-optic FCS and bus as the Block III.

Quote proof pls