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this was especially for that chaddi....where is the spoke person of the Tejas
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this was especially for that chaddi....where is the spoke person of the Tejas
Whether people like it for not, it's in production. Rarely you hear of people talking of Dhruv like they used to. And HAL is about to give Reliance, or TATAs, or Adanis, etc. the rights to produce the civ-Dhruvs for Indian market. So, it's even more success, let alone the faster development of offshots like LUH, LCH, etc.
70% is most like the import by value, western, etc. engine, radar, etc. will do that. And a lot of the imports are great opportunities for the industry to fill in and create alternatives.
India certified the platform itself from LEH to Tamil Nadu.
It can do what ever the **** it wants with the platform now ---
Whether it be if wants to put it's most advanced avionics on a LIFT variant.
Whether it be reworking it for naval applications, for future naval applications.
Whether it be having it made under module construction with big private companies like the TATAs, L&Ts, or small ones like Tech Dynamics, Astra, etc. eat off this program.
Whether it be moving right on from the platform and creating offshoots off it's basic design.
What is your JF? You import basic airframes. You have China do basic certifications dual seat variant, air to air refuel, etc. Your own senior partner used Russian help on the bird, so what do you mean talk of Tejas?
Mark my works.. This program no matter the initial start will be remembered as a success, simply for what it ends up raising.
tL;dr
Before the claim was "Tejas is solely made by India" - we da best
Now the claim is "what about JF"... seriously? also, JF was developed in a much shorter span of time and we even have operational records and history of it. Yeah, Tejas can be in development for 50 years or even 100 years and when it is finally developed, Indians will proudly say "Look, our Tejas will crush the JF" but by that time, the world will have moved on and Tejas will be at best an average fighter.
locally assembled under foreign supervision, very much Indigenous.
BMW body, toyota engine, benz suspension, painted and assembled by local mango tree mechanic. I have made and designed my own car.
Whether people like it for not, it's in production. Rarely you hear of people talking of Dhruv like they used to. And HAL is about to give Reliance, or TATAs, or Adanis, etc. the rights to produce the civ-Dhruvs for Indian market. So, it's even more success, let alone the faster development of offshots like LUH, LCH, etc.
70% is most like the import by value, western, etc. engine, radar, etc. will do that. And a lot of the imports are great opportunities for the industry to fill in and create alternatives.
India certified the platform itself from LEH to Tamil Nadu.
It can do what ever the **** it wants with the platform now ---
Whether it be if wants to put it's most advanced avionics on a LIFT variant.
Whether it be reworking it for naval applications, for future naval applications.
Whether it be having it made under module construction with big private companies like the TATAs, L&Ts, or small ones like Tech Dynamics, Astra, etc. eat off this program.
Whether it be moving right on from the platform and creating offshoots off it's basic design.
What is your JF? You import basic airframes. You have China do basic certifications dual seat variant, air to air refuel, etc. Your own senior partner used Russian help on the bird, so what do you mean talk of Tejas?
Mark my works.. This program no matter the initial start will be remembered as a success, simply for what it ends up raising.
yeah he is such a chap try to justify each and everything but in this post he is nowhere, let me tag him @Tejas Spoksemanthis was especially for that chaddi....
The IP belongs to India. The subsystems can be replaced, are being replaced and are opportunities for industry to fill in. There's no problem importing high end subsystems like GE engine for India's first bird, matter a fact, several countries already doing for their programs.
I gave you examples of what India can do a short period of time with the platform without filling out paper work with Russia, etc. for example. In that case it is "indigenous". In that case it is very much Indian.
Koun yar apni bisti karwati ho.Hurry up and take Kashmir's airspace then.
siri modi g keh khilaf sajizh hai!@newb3e bhai yeh check kar hum tu fazol main @Tejas Spokseman ka record bajaty hain just check all india contribution in tejas prog is just tweets yeh aisa hai waisa hai
Pakistan does not claim JF 17 to me Indigenous, Joint venture.Locally assembled under what foreign supervision? Foreign consultants were used, no different from China in your JF program. But India didnt go the European canard route like the rest of Euros. They all were practically directly, indirectly sharing designs back then, so why cant India do the same?
No doubt, much of the expensive subsystems are imported, the engine alone probably fills up much of that 70% volume. India however isnt the only one doing this. Funny the auto analogy, you guys dont have that industry either.