Zain Malik
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Well as I can see That's the Reflection and shining of light on the nose...Black Mark is some thing wonder....
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Well as I can see That's the Reflection and shining of light on the nose...Black Mark is some thing wonder....
Is this a mid term update carried out on Block-2 ? or they are testing it for Block-3 ?
25th aircraft onwards in block 2 have IFR probes fitted.Block 3 is on papers till now.Is this a mid term update carried out on Block-2 ? or they are testing it for Block-3 ?
Good, Air force top brass didn't waited for the block-3 to install the IFR.25th aircraft onwards in block 2 have IFR probes fitted.Block 3 is on papers till now.
May be yes
You mean it remained parked in the same place for the duration.
The 229 seems to have an extended black panel.
Good, Air force top brass didn't waited for the block-3 to install the IFR.
But don't you think that will actually change the specification of Block-2 in between the manufacturing cycle and there will be difficulty in manufacturing the sub-parts for the manufacturing companies ?IFR was already planned for block-II and the same was told by top brass, makes no sense to wait for Block-III.
But don't you think that will actually change the specification of Block-2 in between the manufacturing cycle and there will be difficulty in manufacturing the sub-parts for the manufacturing companies ?
whats the big deal about this?
The sun is reflecting off it. The nose will remain as round as it is now throughout Block-II
So you think Block-III's nose will indeed be redesigned to fit in the AESA? But then they won't be able to apply that upgrade on its predecessor blocks.throughout Block-II
It was big deal, not anymore.whats the big deal about this?