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Its PSInteresting load out (if not a photoshop)
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Its PSInteresting load out (if not a photoshop)
i wonder whats the range with this kinda loading ....
Oh go cry on siasat dot pk. Here people like discussing weapons and capabilities.All these fancy toys will be sitting ducks without enough fuel and ammo. Without a strong economy these toys are useless.
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Why would you think that to be a safe 'speculation'? Block 3 has plenty of changes in systems and structure. I would speculate if it is worth converting older Thunders to AESA, and would certainly not take it for granted that Blk1 and 2 or 2 seat Thunders have been refitted with AESA.If Thunders were flying with experimental AESA in 2019, can we safely speculate that over half of the operational Thunders today have converted to AESA already??
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Please think of the Indians reading these posts.Is there a designation change for Block 1s, that have been 'upgraded' to block 2 standard? Like the F-16s are called 'AMs' or 'BMs' after receiving mid-life upgrade...
Hi,Why would you think that to be a safe 'speculation'? Block 3 has plenty of changes in systems and structure. I would speculate if it is worth converting older Thunders to AESA, and would certainly not take it for granted that Blk1 and 2 or 2 seat Thunders have been refitted with AESA.
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Our cost of producing JF 17 aircraft is very very low and so is re-furbishing it as well.
So---the aircrafts that will begetting the aesa---would be new or like new---.
Aesa is a major major upgrade---you just cannot add it to older aircraft without first re-furbishing the.
Well, if these AESA equipped Thunders were mature enough to be sent into combat on Feb 27., then some kind of fleet wide AESA upgrade is logical to have kicked off soon. And it is the only kind of upgrade that makes sense for older Thunder airframes. Rather than upgrading the structure or other avionics, replacing PD with AESA of 100+ aircraft, which form the backbone of the fleet,would give us the baseline edge for the future. As for block 3, it was delayed to incorporate specific features to counter Rafales so it is a completely different monster...Why would you think that to be a safe 'speculation'? Block 3 has plenty of changes in systems and structure. I would speculate if it is worth converting older Thunders to AESA, and would certainly not take it for granted that Blk1 and 2 or 2 seat Thunders have been refitted with AESA.
Sir,Well, if these AESA equipped Thunders were mature enough to be sent into combat on Feb 27., then some kind of fleet wide AESA upgrade is logical to have kicked off soon. And it is the only kind of upgrade that makes sense for older Thunder airframes. Rather than upgrading the structure or other avionics, replacing PD with AESA of 100+ aircraft, which form the backbone of the fleet,would give us the baseline edge for the future. As for block 3, it was delayed to incorporate specific features to counter Rafales so it is a completely different monster...