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I am seeing these dual racks on toys dcs cgi
Decoys Any informtion or picture they are really used on jft?
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I am seeing these dual racks on toys dcs cgi
Only depend on the actual demand of PAF.they are really used on jft?
JF-17s have datalinks called Link-17.Block 1 and 2 cannot replace F16 as no data link correct ? Or block 2 can data link? If so what’s the proof ?
block 3 can and also has ASEA
F16 has situational awareness
F-15 was also never supposed to be a bomber but it is evolved intoJF-17s have datalinks called Link-17.
JF-17 were never supposed to replace F-16s.
Block 1 and 2 cannot replace F16 as no data link correct ? Or block 2 can data link? If so what’s the proof ?
block 3 can and also has ASEA
F16 has situational awareness
Block 1 and 2 cannot replace F16 as no data link correct ? Or block 2 can data link? If so what’s the proof ?
block 3 can and also has ASEA
F16 has situational awareness
If I remember correctly, it was only when the block-IIs came out that they got data-links and "enhanced load carrying capacity", which probably means the 1,000 pounders/ dual 500 pounders under each wing on no. 2 and 6 stations. Together with 3 tanks as well.Situational awareness comes with sensors and data links. Hence JF-17 has some sort of awareness awarenss. But F-16s have a better one due to the maturity of the Link 16 and other systems.
If I remember correctly, it was only when the block-IIs came out that they got data-links and "enhanced load carrying capacity", which probably means the 1,000 pounders/ dual 500 pounders under each wing on no. 2 and 6 stations. Together with 3 tanks as well.
Btw, would you know is DCS accurate in suggesting that center line tank is not droppable? Quite a few pictures of Jf-17 in A2A config are without a centerline tank, infact I don't think I can see a picture of A2A config with one.
If the above is true that means, the 50 block-Is are:
1. Inferior in CAPs due to slightly shorter range of radar (v1 vs v2), and lack of data link which improves situational awareness, and a relatively inferior EW package (I would hazard a guess that Indra ones were introduced on Bk2)
2. Inferior in bombing punch due to lesser load i.e 2 smaller bombs vs 4 of blk 2.
3. Anti-shipping role seems the config where Blk 1 and 2 are near par.
Ofcourse, retrospect incorporation of Blk 2 features would solve each each point, here is my take on easiest to incorporate changes first, along with the reasons I think so:
1. Data link addition. Reason: Home grown, presumably least structural changes needed.
2. Wing strengthening. Reason: again PAC are responsible for making wings.
3. EW suite: foreign involvement required, so probably most cost prohibitive (for lack of a better word)
There was also news of "improved avionics" in blk2, don't know what that means, could be alluding to the EW suite.
Does anyone know if these changes have been applied to blk-1 also?
P.S. I know of internal pluming upgrade in blk-2, lets leave it out for now.
@messiach would appreciate your take on these points as well.
with lots of drag issue, mainly heavy jets like F-15/Su-27 can carry 6 to 8 AAMs for air defenses, they wont able to carry 10 or 12 AAMs because this bring lots of drag and destabilize the jet, medium can carry 4-6 AAMs depending on mission, JF-17 block-3 have a 4 BVR and 2 SRAAM is enough for the enemyI would really love to see a B3 loaded with 6xPL-15 including 2 on racks.
Indians “raPhAeL radar meteor” statement will become useless
To replace F-111 and no alternative competitor on horizon, and last the right term for F-15E strike eagle is FIGHTER BOMBER not BOMBERF-15 was also never supposed to be a bomber but it is evolved into
F-15 strike eagle
If I remember correctly, it was only when the block-IIs came out that they got data-links and "enhanced load carrying capacity", which probably means the 1,000 pounders/ dual 500 pounders under each wing on no. 2 and 6 stations. Together with 3 tanks as well.
Btw, would you know is DCS accurate in suggesting that center line tank is not droppable? Quite a few pictures of Jf-17 in A2A config are without a centerline tank, infact I don't think I can see a picture of A2A config with one.
If the above is true that means, the 50 block-Is are:
1. Inferior in CAPs due to slightly shorter range of radar (v1 vs v2), and lack of data link which improves situational awareness, and a relatively inferior EW package (I would hazard a guess that Indra ones were introduced on Bk2)
2. Inferior in bombing punch due to lesser load i.e 2 smaller bombs vs 4 of blk 2.
3. Anti-shipping role seems the config where Blk 1 and 2 are near par.
Ofcourse, retrospect incorporation of Blk 2 features would solve each each point, here is my take on easiest to incorporate changes first, along with the reasons I think so:
1. Data link addition. Reason: Home grown, presumably least structural changes needed.
2. Wing strengthening. Reason: again PAC are responsible for making wings.
3. EW suite: foreign involvement required, so probably most cost prohibitive (for lack of a better word)
There was also news of "improved avionics" in blk2, don't know what that means, could be alluding to the EW suite.
Does anyone know if these changes have been applied to blk-1 also?
P.S. I know of internal pluming upgrade in blk-2, lets leave it out for now.
@messiach would appreciate your take on these points as well.
Mula jatt squadronIt may sound pandoo but we need to rename our squadrons with desi names ..... gandasa is a good start.... each language should give its finest and toughest word
If JF-17s can carry EW pods like the one being developed at ASELSAN, it'll give them an added benefit.
ASELSAN claims it can intercept and jam and/or deceive hostile enemy radar emitters by analyzing multi-target signals and automatically/manually generating an appropriate response. GaN based devices make it more efficient.
The system uses similar technology to that used in ASELSAN's Land based KORAL Electronic Warfare system being in active deployment.