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China's three new types of fighters conduct test flights

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China's three new types of fighters conduct test flights

The undated photo taken by a netizen shows China's stealth fighter J-20 during a test flight in Chengdu, southwest China's Sichuan Province. Recently, China's three types of advanced fighters, namely J-20, J-10A and FC-1 Xiaolong, conducted frequent test flights over the southwestern city of Chengdu, according to huanqiu.com. (Photo: huanqiu.com)

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Why do the J-10A or JF-17 Block I need tests?
 
New avionics, sensors, engines, fuel blend, or some other subsystem. I remember one of the J-10A tests involved the new parachute recovery system attached to the rear of the fighter.

I do remember that some J-10As are now being equipped with phased array radar. Maybe those tests are to debug them?
 
In the last Pic, J-7E, i noticed something about it's engine, looks chinese to me, Is it WS-13? and also is it the stealth J-7 chinese are talking about?
 
There is already an ongoing topic where this is being discussed.MODS can we merge the two,
Araz
 
The FC-1 in the above pic is JF-17. It has PAF roundel. Is the pic posted by mistake or is it really JF-17. There has been a debate over PT04 and PT06 with the latter being in China.
 
In the last Pic, J-7E, i noticed something about it's engine, looks chinese to me, Is it WS-13? and also is it the stealth J-7 chinese are talking about?

Stealth J-7? That is hardly possible and with what I can see from the photo it has no visible RCS reducing redesigns at all.

And I would imagine the Chinese would put their WS-13 engine on their newer fighters first, like the JF-17 Block II.
 
Why a J-7 alongside a J-20, is the military base also there?
 
All are old fighter may be they are on test for new sub system on them .:china: :tup:
 
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