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Its about RCS not whether its C4ISR platform or notMy major is C4ISR, what do you think?
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Its about RCS not whether its C4ISR platform or notMy major is C4ISR, what do you think?
J-20 can surpass F-22 lift due to HUGE canard application and ventral fins. Our fighter is also quite light for its size and for stealth fighter. Around 18 tonnes according to whispers. Heavier than flanker but for stealth fighter, it is surprisingly light. According to them, done by new manufacturing processes and material processing and 3D printing some parts. Also our metamaterials for the skin is high end stealth unlike what Americans love to say. Our fighter is as stealthy as their's on F-35 and better than F-22. F-22 uses old stealth method of materials and paint. Already seen them breaking off and cracking only after 10 years and still they store them very preciously. Their F-35 matched our's with metamaterials latest generation stealth technology but their systems and engines are probably much better.
J-20 can surpass F-22 lift due to HUGE canard application and ventral fins. Our fighter is also quite light for its size and for stealth fighter. Around 18 tonnes according to whispers. Heavier than flanker but for stealth fighter, it is surprisingly light. According to them, done by new manufacturing processes and material processing and 3D printing some parts. Also our metamaterials for the skin is high end stealth unlike what Americans love to say. Our fighter is as stealthy as their's on F-35 and better than F-22. F-22 uses old stealth method of materials and paint. Already seen them breaking off and cracking only after 10 years and still they store them very preciously. Their F-35 matched our's with metamaterials latest generation stealth technology but their systems and engines are probably much better.
Only PL-xx maybe R-37 extended range have this sort of 300km range.
F-22 lift coefficient is public, at least US Airforce boasted their number. J-20 designer made it, and surpass F-22. Those designer complained a lot, they initially thought this is mission impossible, but still made it eventually.
And the designer finally found F-22 is not as good as they boasted. It was old cold war tactic. Those designer has their channel to get the spec we don't know.
I can assure you, Chinese culture don't and hate boast, those designers can NOT lie on those sensitive issues.
Lighter is a relative number, it depends on the total weight. F-22 is designed with less than 60000 hydraulic press machine. To make it lighter, China built world biggest hydraulic press machine. Biggest Die forging machine.
Those kind of debate is meaningless. But I watched J-20 designer interview, they beat F-22 on many aspect.
I didn't say that. But he said J-20 has better lift coefficient.So the J20 designer claims the J20 is more maneuverable and agile than the Raptor?
You said the J20 beat the Raptor in many aspects according to the J20 chief designer.I didn't say that. But he said J-20 has better lift coefficient.
I am out of this question.You said the J20 beat the Raptor in many aspects according to the J20 chief designer.
Lift coefficient is one but an Airbus A380 also has a better lift coefficient than the Raptor-so what?
You are absolutely right.F-22 lift coefficient is public, at least US Airforce boasted their number. J-20 designer made it, and surpass F-22. Those designer complained a lot, they initially thought this is mission impossible, but still made it eventually.
And the designer finally found F-22 is not as good as they boasted. It was old cold war tactic. Those designer has their channel to get the spec we don't know.
I can assure you, Chinese culture don't and hate boast, those designers can NOT lie on those sensitive issues.
Lighter is a relative number, it depends on the total weight. F-22 is designed with less than 60000 hydraulic press machine. To make it lighter, China built world biggest hydraulic press machine. Biggest Die forging machine.
Those kind of debate is meaningless. But I watched J-20 designer interview, they beat F-22 on many aspect.
Moreover the A380 can even carry more loads, and have longer flight range.You said the J20 beat the Raptor in many aspects according to the J20 chief designer.
Lift coefficient is one but an Airbus A380 also has a better lift coefficient than the Raptor-so what?
PL-XX do not fit in internal bay of J-20? Then use the same example above in putting PL-XX on external pylons for certain select missions. South China seas patrols with Island radar providing enemy stealth detection, is a possible scenario for using J-20s with PL-XX. Over India they would be useless, for stealth cover would be lost. Over Korea the same. Only over you own territory/open ocean can such a tactic be somewhat useful in certain cases.
J 20 empty weight is 19.391 kg, but KFX/IFX is much lighter with 11.800 kg while it has longer range and more speed. J20 is also quite big, so it will likely to have bigger RCS. So your statement saying J20 is surprisingly light compared to another Stealth Fighter is not true.
You said the J20 beat the Raptor in many aspects according to the J20 chief designer.
Lift coefficient is one but an Airbus A380 also has a better lift coefficient than the Raptor-so what?
F-22 vs Airbus then. So nothing truly but also for similar class fighters, then there is something. It doesn't matter much though because all depends on speed and altitude. F-22 has much better engines anyway.
The canard on the J20 generates both lift and drag which is further aggravated by the need to constantly negate pitching moment caused by the canard. This is one of the compromises of a close coupled canard design and hence the need to carry lots of fuel internally. Looking at the Lift coefficient in isolation is not the best way to compare aerodynamic efficiency of two platforms and hence my rather sarcastic remark about the Airbus A380.
Drag is the price paid to obtain lift. The lift to drag ratio (L/D) is the amount of lift generated by a wing or airfoil compared to its drag. The lift/drag ratio is used to express the relation between lift and drag and is determined by dividing the lift coefficient by the drag coefficient, CL/CD. A ratio of L/D indicates airfoil efficiency. Aircraft with higher L/D ratios are more efficient than those with lower L/D ratios.