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ITS more secured that K-8 could be UNMANNED @Philip the Arab
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ITS more secured that K-8 could be UNMANNED @Philip the Arab
I agree, an unmanned system seems better but will be a lot more expensive.Its radar frequency overlap problem between K-8/JF-17 its complex things to be solved and data links are not easy job to develop by Pakistan unless China help us, its more secure that UNMANNED K-8 will do the job just like Chinese develop UNMANNED HIGH SPEED DRONE (SUICIDE) BASED ON CHINESE F-6 (MIG-19 CLONE) @Philip the Arab
It will be much more expensive than integrating a data link and SD-10s on a K-8. China would be cheaper because you wouldn't need to pay for R&D and other associated costs.Nope, Skilled labour is cheap and so design, development and manufacturing can be accomplished at a fraction of the cost of the western counterparts. We have small IC chip fabrication plants so designing the electronics is not an issue. It just needs a military decision to start and some arms twisting of politicians.
No if china help us for developing technology for for BIG high speed UCAV it will be within the reach of Pakistan armed forces budget we replacing F-7 to JF-17 if we can make F-7 unmanned high speed drone then it will more chances to survive in a BVR launch plate form then K-8 @Philip the ArabI agree, an unmanned system seems better but will be a lot more expensive.
Link-17It is a good idea but it will take a good amount of time to develop. Working with Chinese I am sure that a datalink between aircraft could be developed with a year or two. Even a cadet could fly the aircraft and combat, and as I said engage Indian aircraft. It would free up both and F-16s and JF-17s could do CAPs in other areas, and do strike missions inside of India.
I have been wondering about lighter jets like BAE Hawk, K-8, and other training jets could carry BVRAAMS and fire them with JF-17s radar working as the plane firing the missiles.
SD-10- is an active radar-guided beyond-visual-range air-to-air missile developed by the People's Republic of China. It is considered comparable to the American AIM-120 AMRAAM and the Russian R-77.
Mass 180 kilograms (400 lb)
Diameter 203 millimetres (8.0 in)
Engine Solid fuel rocket
Operational
range
70–100 kilometres (43–62 mi)
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The carrying capacity of the K-8 is almost certainly enough to carry two SD-10s with some modifications. Egyptian K-8s have 4 hardpoints and it seems can carry 250kg Mk 82s.
The JF-17 should in theory be able to have a data link with the K-8 and the ability to input inertial data for the SD-10 to be fired therefore only needing minor modifications.
JF-17 cockpit
In theory, 1 JF-17, and 2 K-8s could go on a CAP with a total of 6 BVRAAMS and even possibly with an AWACS helping the JF-17 find targets. This would free up many JF-17s and F-16s and increase the number of combat sorties. The SD-10 is Fire and Forget which means that all 6 SD-10s could be fired simultaneously.
Not useful in between JF-17/K-8 sirLink-17
Rate of climb and service altitude needs to be higher
For that, K-8 would need a radar which it lacks. Any jet can carry a IR short-range missile. It will also be easily shot down by enemy fighters and being a subsonic plane limited in every regard against even a Mig-21. Not a plausible idea. In reality if there comes a time where PAF finds itself dependent on the K-8 for A-A missions, it has already lost the war.Could JF-17 work? It could use weapons on K-8 and launch it from the plane itself thereby increasing BVRAAM capability of PAF against a much more armed enemy. The SD-10 is fire-and-forget after all. Datalink with K-8 would be needed and the ability to input inertial data for firing. 2 K-8 Karakorums and 1 JF-17 could carry 6 BVRAAMS in total and save other JF-17s from having to fly CAP missions.
K-8 certainly seems like it could carry two 180kg PL-10s.
whats not useful ?Not useful in between JF-17/K-8 sir
Link 17 sirwhats not useful ?
Your on to something, a rough idea but its definitely an idea. Something like a "semi-free" launching pod, flying along the jet. Like a suppy vessel but it acts like a machine gunI have been wondering about lighter jets like BAE Hawk, K-8, and other training jets could carry BVRAAMS and fire them with JF-17s radar working as the plane firing the missiles.
SD-10- is an active radar-guided beyond-visual-range air-to-air missile developed by the People's Republic of China. It is considered comparable to the American AIM-120 AMRAAM and the Russian R-77.
Mass 180 kilograms (400 lb)
Diameter 203 millimetres (8.0 in)
Engine Solid fuel rocket
Operational
range
70–100 kilometres (43–62 mi)
\
The carrying capacity of the K-8 is almost certainly enough to carry two SD-10s with some modifications. Egyptian K-8s have 4 hardpoints and it seems can carry 250kg Mk 82s.
The JF-17 should in theory be able to have a data link with the K-8 and the ability to input inertial data for the SD-10 to be fired therefore only needing minor modifications.
JF-17 cockpit
In theory, 1 JF-17, and 2 K-8s could go on a CAP with a total of 6 BVRAAMS and even possibly with an AWACS helping the JF-17 find targets. This would free up many JF-17s and F-16s and increase the number of combat sorties. The SD-10 is Fire and Forget which means that all 6 SD-10s could be fired simultaneously.
What if it's not a plane but a drone with a jet engine. That's linked to the plane's systems via wireless communications.Its radar frequency overlap problem between K-8/JF-17 its complex things to be solved and data links are not easy job to develop by Pakistan unless China help us, its more secure that UNMANNED K-8 will do the job just like Chinese develop UNMANNED HIGH SPEED DRONE (SUICIDE) BASED ON CHINESE F-6 (MIG-19 CLONE) @Philip the Arab
It would not need a radar. K-8 could interface with JF-17s radar thereby using the JF-17 for inputting inertial data for SD-10 to launch as it is a ARH missile after all. It would be a datalink so it would be possible in long range engagements.For that, K-8 would need a radar which it lacks. Any jet can carry a IR short-range missile. It will also be easily shot down by enemy fighters and being a subsonic plane limited in every regard against even a Mig-21. Not a plausible idea. In reality if there comes a time where PAF finds itself dependent on the K-8 for A-A missions, it has already lost the war.
how is it not usefulLink 17 sir
We discussed that earlier but I think it will take 5-10 years and also be more expensive than what I said.Your on to something, a rough idea but its definitely an idea. Something like a "semi-free" launching pod, flying along the jet. Like a suppy vessel but it acts like a machine gun
What if it's not a plane but a drone with a jet engine. That's linked to the plane's systems via wireless communications.
Just like RAFALE+NEURON combo, yes it is possible broWhat if it's not a plane but a drone with a jet engine. That's linked to the plane's systems via wireless communications.
Its almost finished by France RAFALE+ NEURON combo bro, tech is there and much easier then 2 piloted Vehicle then 1 Piloted jet and other jet powered UCAV @Philip the ArabWe discussed that earlier but I think it will take 5-10 years and also be more expensive than what I said.
Link 17 is not applicable in between JF-17/K-8 combo only applicable to western fighter jets or am i wrong sirhow is it not useful
Its radar frequency overlap problem between K-8/JF-17
thank you sir but still a complex thing to developUsing a modulation technique such as (Phase-shift keying (PSK) Frequency-shift keying (FSK) Amplitude-shift keying (ASK) On-off keying (OOK),Quadrature amplitude modulation (QAM), a combination of PSK and ASK or Continuous phase modulation (CPM) ) and then the required multiplexing technique such as( TDM/FDM/WDM/S-TDM/AS-TDM), a system can be designed with secure protocols that there wont be any interference in frequency domain.
If JF-17 is able to communicate with AWACs and other JF-17's then communication with other types of aircrafts like K-8 shouldn't be an issue. Install the correct modules of the Data Link Equipment.