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

[GamoAccu]

When India started making Tejas, No country was ready to believe that India can make such sophisticated plane. When we made it, People changed their opinion. When we said that we will make fiffh generation plane, people were not willing to believe. Now they want to partner in the program.

sophisticated plane? Its own Indian Navy rejected that pos.

 

[Deino]

Interesting ...

https://twitter.com/x/status/1517871612107796480

 

[jamahir]

UK.

So in the end we come back to my argument that Britain will sell India the mostly British Tempest aircraft.

 

[2ndFarhan__Ullah]

So in the end we come back to my argument that Britain will sell India the mostly British Tempest aircraft.

Reminds me of the Sukhoi/HAL FGFA affair.
From Wiki:
"IAF has accused HAL of giving away up to half of India's share of the development work. India contributes 15% of the research and development work, but provides half the cost."

 

[blain2]

Here's What You Need to Remember: The effort is being led by India’s Defence Research and Development Organisation and Hindustan Aeronautics Limited.

Mark Episkopos is a cheeky fellow.

 

[Surya 1]

So in the end we come back to my argument that Britain will sell India the mostly British Tempest aircraft.

Why should I argue with a prrson sho can not comprehend a simple statement?

 

[jamahir]

Why should I argue with a prrson sho can not comprehend a simple statement?

And what is your simple statement ?

 

[Surya 1]

And what is your simple statement ?

To which you quoted.

 

[jamahir]

To which you quoted.

If you mean your post# 80 then I replied to it in a simple and rational manner. Unless you have more to say about it. Then say it.

 

[Bossman]

When India started making Tejas, No country was ready to believe that India can make such sophisticated plane. When we made it, People changed their opinion. When we said that we will make fiffh generation plane, people were not willing to believe. Now they want to partner in the program.

Total BS. India has been making foreign designed aircraft since the 50s and even had its own indigenous design albeit with foreign help i.e. (Marut) so it should have been natural for India to move to domestic drain LCA type jet with majority imported components.

 

[silverox]

In the 1990s, there was a joke in China that a sex worker went to work in a city, and she sent telegrams to colleagues in her hometown. At that time, telegrams were the fastest way to get in touch. Because telegrams are charged according to the number of words, her telegrams are very short, just one sentence, stupid people, more money, come quickly.
Brits know India has a lot of money

 

[White and Green with M/S]

UK.

Why UK?? they have own 6th gen jet named TEMPTEST lol

When India started making Tejas, No country was ready to believe that India can make such sophisticated plane. When we made it, People changed their opinion. When we said that we will make fiffh generation plane, people were not willing to believe. Now they want to partner in the program.

You should thanks to the west/USA for designing/developing your OUT OF THIS UNIVERSE Tej@$$

 

[Surya 1]

Why UK?? they have own 6th gen jet named TEMPTEST lol


You should thanks to the west/USA for designing/developing your OUT OF THIS UNIVERSE Tej@$$

West or USA? West has many countries. A semi educated troll can't even troll properly.

 

[CSAW]

West or USA? West has many countries. A semi educated troll can't even troll properly.

Any high tech indigenous effort is a step towards Self Reliance and engineering excellence.

One Learns to Crawl before considering running.

Considering the Huge Technical under taking, Building Blocks & necessary 'Eco system' required to develop such a high end product [Only 3 countries claim to have an operational VLO 5.0th Gen clean sheet product] such as : [Not limited to]

Flight Control Systems,Wind Tunnel and other R&D testing facilities, Metallurgical advancements in Composites , RAM Coats / baked skins based on Carbon - Epoxy Mats, High Thermal performance Shock resistant Crystals, Lighter High performance Alloys, High end machining with Tolerances to 3rd decimal place, Super Crusing Power Plants manufacturing or Licensed assembly , Next Gen Sensors, Miniaturized Electronics, GaN based Next Gen AESA , SMART Munitions / Long range Ramjet Missiles for internal storage, Associated Programs such as Loyal Wingman, Direct energy weapons provisions, economies of Scale etc etc

And considering Tejas complete development cycle from the first proposal to Govt up to Tejas MKI

What are the realistic chances of achieving the product AT ALL , OR confirming to 2025 target, with a significant or major effort being indigenous in nature .

How India finalised the design for its indigenous stealth fighter jet

Scientists behind the design explains how the Tejas experience helped

www.theweek.in

Thanks

 

[conworldus]

Any high tech indigenous effort is a step towards Self Reliance and engineering excellence.

One Learns to Crawl before considering running.

Considering the necessary Eco system required to develop such a high end product [Only 3 countries claim to have an operational VLO 5.0th Gen clean sheet product] such as

Wind Tunnel and other testing facilities, Metallurgical advancements in Composites , Crystals, Lighter High performance Alloys, High end machining with Tolerances to 3rd decimal place, Super Crusing Power Plants manufacturing or Licensed assembly , Next Gen Sensors, Miniaturized Electronics, GaN based Next Gen AESA , Munitions / Missiles for internal storage, economies of Scale etc etc

And considering Tejas complete development cycle from the first proposal to Govt up to Tejas MKI

What are the realistic chances of achieving the product AT ALL , OR confirming to 2025 target, with a significant or major effort being indigenous in nature .

How India finalised the design for its indigenous stealth fighter jet

Scientists behind the design explains how the Tejas experience helped

www.theweek.in

Thanks

Well, it is quite obvious that many do not share Mr. Surya's optimism... well, neither do I.