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The F-35 does have a HUD, but not in the way you think. See if you can understand what is it.F-35 don't have HUD.
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The F-35 does have a HUD, but not in the way you think. See if you can understand what is it.F-35 don't have HUD.
The F-35 does have a HUD, but not in the way you think. See if you can understand what is it.
Nope. F-22 is early to mid 90s design. Su-57 has 4 faced AESA. Far more capable.
We know what are indian standards 30 years still in progresss tejasAnd if it,s not even meeting indian standards then how come its the greatest aircraft built by humanity
Lol, F-22 is still the stealthiest fighter ever built, having 4 AESA radars doesn't mean much if the other aircraft can still see you far earlier.
Seeing first does not mean advantage. F-22 AMRAAM range only about 100 km. Su-57 has R-37 air to air missile range 400+ km and has Kh-59MK2 air to ground missile range 500+ km. The airfields and aerial tankers are always the first targets. F-22 has no way to engage Su-57 from such long stand off distances.
DAS is neither crap nor a marketing gimmick. Might as well call the HUD a marketing gimmick.
At the high level, yes, DAS is a situational awareness suite, but what impressed pilots is transparency of the integration of the various sensors information into a coherent and presentable format. At the high level , the pilot himself is nothing more than a situational awareness suite, and yet, pilots welcome any form of assistance to the decision making process. Try selling a jet fighter without a HUD and see how many takers.
Fair enough.I never called the DAS crap.
...hence when he mentioned the DAS my reaction was 'not this crap again" meaning the repetitive argument.
The concept may not be new, but the execution of it -- made the F-35 exceptional.The DAS is a system that combines situational awareness into a neat package, the concept is not new.
Fanboy? You have comprehension problems, Russian fanboy. Everybody know you are one.I responded to a fanboy that often mentions the system in his arguments as some mystical system that no one else has that gives the F-35 a decisive advantage despite him knowing squat about aircraft such as the SU-57 that he deems inferior.
Fanboy? You have comprehension problems, Russian fanboy. Everybody know you are one.
Unlike you, I see in each product a mix of qualities that define them and limitations. Your arguments are the epitome of Everything Russian Best Ever - only problem is that they fail to live up to their hype when it matters the most just like S-400 in Syria and numerous Russian aircraft in various conflicts since 1980.
Perhaps SU-57 does not need refueling, can circle planet Earth seven times in a row, shoot lasers, launch ICBM, and capture the Death Star.
No need to project your insecurities on me or any other member. Your posts are often filled with so much cringe at times that people feel discouraged to respond to them.
not to mention you will not see F-22 at 100kms, let alone 400kms on your radar,
. The F-35 DAS does it in ways no other fighter could, if we take the testimonies of pilots -- US and foreign - seriously.
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See F-22 IR signature? It's massive. Not to mention people can see F-22 because it does not reduce it's visible light signature either.
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