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I think it's WS13Same as the single seat, RD-93.
I felt the plane had a bit more juice while going up in air from runway , more power ....felt like new engine
I think this is for finalized PT3 and BLk3 onwards. As long as Chinese navy and PAF inducts FC31, brilliant future for JF17 improvement. I'm wholly hearted feel happy for Pakistan's achievement. iron brothers!
I thought JF-17B was mainly for training purposes to fulfill customers demand for a LIFT/Training platform for their JFT purchases.
AESA and all was supposed to be in JF block-3.
What's missing here? Seems like just a fanboy gibberish.
I think it's WS13
I didnt see it smoke?Nope, it still has the same old RD-93.
With the pitot tube on the radome, is an AESA radar possible?
I didnt see it smoke?
I think WS13 had been under test for long time.Alan Warnes is on record saying that the dual seater has bigger nose, the pics and videos also hint at a roomier nose.
As a rule, you dont often test a newly developed fighter with a new engine, especially when it has just one. Check the one on the left, it didnt smoke despite throttle push either.
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I think WS13 had been under test for long time.
You are merely judging by pictures thus being critical of others..... even re-positioning of undercarriage can enhance the weapon carrying ability, besides this is a prototype, you will see more changes in the production variants.I don't see the enhanced ground clearance or the bigger nose in the prototype. Your source looks suspicious.
You are merely judging by pictures thus being critical of others..... even re-positioning of undercarriage can enhance the weapon carrying ability, besides this is a prototype, you will see more changes in the production variants.