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if 1 raptor equals to 23 thunders then.....1 raptor can easily take out 23 jf-17s....as my brother saw raptor in dubai airshow 09...it is a awesome beast.....
its price tag is not that high if u will see its accuracy & maneuvours...with its stealthy features!!
Yeah but its also on the Man driving the Ferrari, 20 JF17 can easily bring down one or two raptors in a dog fight (especially when Pakistani Pilots are flying it)in price only not in performance
Correctsorry i disagree. raptor may be equal to 23 thunders in price tag but its just not possible that a single raptor take on 23 thunders in real fight.
Gents...A single F-22 cannot take on 20 JF-17 in a single engagement because of weapons load limitation. The F-22 does not carry 20 missiles. But that is not how air-air combat works, that if there are 20 fighters in the air, they will all be able to gang up on a target at the same time, that will not happen because aircrafts, no matter what type, need room to maneuver.sorry i disagree. raptor may be equal to 23 thunders in price tag but its just not possible that a single raptor take on 23 thunders in real fight.Yeah but its also on the Man driving the Ferrari, 20 JF17 can easily bring down one or two raptors in a dog fight (especially when Pakistani Pilots are flying it)
The highlighted is significant, along with the kill ratio statistic of 30:1. If four F-16s are killed by one unseen F-22, then a few minutes later a few more F-16s are killed by their unseen F-22, if we grant that the F-22 has an unlimited missile load, why is it impossible that a single (unseen) F-22 can take on a dozen opponents? Keep in mind that other aspects of aircraft performance are independent of missile load. If an F-16 can pull 9g with two missiles, he certainly can pull the same 9g with no missiles. He must leave the area because he cannot shoot any more opponents.The F-22's manufacturer, Lockheed Martin, and the Air Force cite a 30:1 kill ratio between Raptors and their prey. That doesn't equate to one F-22 taking on dozens of enemies; the figure means that for every Raptor shot down, 30 opposing airplanes are expected to be killed. "The F-22 was not built to fight a fair fight," Brenton says.
"My F-16 is still a formidable weapons system in its own right. But it is not even in the same league as an F-22," Brenton says. "Technology keeps the F-22 a virtually undetectable and untouchable regime. It is fair to say that unless an F-22 driver makes a mistake, or has a critical system failure, I will always lose a fight against him. That is a good thing. As a nation, we want it this way. We also want him to be able to handle two, six or eight of us completely on his own."
I think you are wrong.it costs $140 million.in 350 you can buy two and half f22.