Ghaher 313 fighter

[raptor22]

 

[SEAL]

Hy Allah i can't believe nice design and one piece canopy looks so good. Congrats Iran.

 

[SpArK]

 

[Syrian Lion]

you can see it soaring in the sky

 

[Audio]

So, everyone just pretends not to see the obvious crudeness of manufacturing standards?

Notice how the canopy distorts light? looks like plexi glass to me.

But anyhow, congrats to Iran if that will actually fly.

 

[SpArK]

This is definitely a mock-up model...

Is nt the same as shown flying in the video? >it could be a prototype, not at all a mockup model.

 

[Surenas]

This is a much better vid. It looks legit. Congrats.

 

[500]

Your answer was predictable
little kafir fighter

I can give you my analysis:

1) Pics are mock up.
2) Video is RC model.
3) Design borrowed from Star Trek Klingon ships, aerodynamics and maneuverability of that thing very questionable.
4) Overall size of that thing is small, similar to L-39 trainer jet. Intakes are also very small, lack diverter so if this thing will ever fly its most probably will be subsonic.

 

[Jango]

Is nt the same as shown flying in the video? >it could be a prototype, not at all a mockup model.

I am keeping my options open, and the video seems doubtful as well, with the advances we have seen in graphics, anything is possible...

The crudeness of the design also shows, the surface is all roughish etc...landing gear also looks fishy, anybody got a close up of the MLG?

 

[ihealugo]

with your logic , only if this fighter blow your house up , then it will be real. nice logic .

 

[SpArK]

I can give you my analysis:

1) Pics are mock up.
2) Video is RC model.
3) Design borrowed from Star Trek Klingon ships, aerodynamics and maneuverability of that thing very questionable.
4) Overall size of that thing is small, similar to L-39 trainer jet. Intakes are also very small, lack diverter so if this thing will ever fly its most probably will be subsonic.

Point 3 is agreeable. Its the first time such a wing design has been noticed.
I dont know how much maneuverable could it be, cause i have nt seen anything like that before.

Point 4 is valid too... intake is small, but its a single engine jet, yet dont know whether air intake is sufficient.
The front definitely lacks space to incorporate AESA and its very clear.

Maybe later versions will address the issue and if Iran can bring up an AeSA and a great engine to power it up, it could be a small deadly fighter catering Iran's needs.

I am keeping my options open, and the video seems doubtful as well, with the advances we have seen in graphics, anything is possible...

The crudeness of the design also shows, the surface is all roughish etc...landing gear also looks fishy, anybody got a close up of the MLG?

If your argument is true, then its definitely trolling others and that too at international level by Iran

 

[XTREME]

Good job Iran. I am in favor of IMO (Islamic Military Organization).

Some more:
PressTV - Iran president unveils Qaher-313 indigenous fighter jet
Iran's New Indigenous Qaher 313' - Business Insider
PressTV - Iran's super advanced Qaher-313 can evade radars: Defense minister

 

[Audio]

This is a much better vid. It looks legit. Congrats.

RC model.

It cannot be more then 50 meters above the ground in a fly-by and it still looks unnaturally small.

 

[XTREME]

RC model.

It cannot be more then 50 meters above the ground in a fly-by and it still looks unnaturally small.

General characteristics
Crew: one or two (Pilot and Radar Intercept Officer)
Length: 10.84 m ()
Wingspan: 10.45 m ()
Height: 4.26 m ()
Empty weight: 4361 kg ()
Max. takeoff weight: 6900 kg ()
Powerplant: 1 × Klimov RD-33 turbofan, 11,230 lbf (50.0 kN)(5,098 kgf)

Performance
Service ceiling: 16,780 m (55,040 ft)
Rate of climb: 110 m/s (21,650 ft/min)

 

[Surenas]

General characteristics
Crew: one or two (Pilot and Radar Intercept Officer)
Length: 10.84 m ()
Wingspan: 10.45 m ()
Height: 4.26 m ()
Empty weight: 4361 kg ()
Max. takeoff weight: 6900 kg ()
Powerplant: 1 × Klimov RD-33 turbofan, 11,230 lbf (50.0 kN)(5,098 kgf)

Performance
Service ceiling: 16,780 m (55,040 ft)
Rate of climb: 110 m/s (21,650 ft/min)

Source....?