Bratva
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Thanks for sharing mate, these are the definitive specs of the block 2 version. my two cents from what i was told..
1. the tail section, wing leading edges and upper fuselage is carbon fiber
2. IFR trials to begin by april?
3. even most blk 1 aircraft have switched to INDRA's EW suite, the kg-600G is based on the recommendations presented by the PAF after a general comparison of the performance of ALQ-211V-9 with the KG-300G ecm pods respectively.
4. improvements to flight control continues and they may well go for a full fbw with pitch, yaw and roll axis. however, the current combo of stability augmentaion+ quad fbw provdes excellent agility.
5. multi racks are a part of the plan, dont know whether blk 2 will have it or not, thanks for letting us know on this.
6. i heard about one hard point for the pods for now? good if there are two.
7. unless chinese come up with a very small IRST sensor, the current huanggong pod will occupy a hard point.
The starboard side chinese IFR is blocking substantial view of pilots. I would not be surprised, If PAF goes with the South african solution.
I have to disagree with your excellent agility. As compared to F-16 maneuvers, JF-17 has displayed restricted agility so far. This Pith only FBW is not making JF-17 excellent agile fighter but only a good fighter. Unless we go for full FBW
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