Superdupermaneuverability, it's like Supermaneuverability, but better.If that's intact, I'm sure it's in CIA agent's hand right now.
Another question, what's this?
The Kashmir conflict 2025.
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IMO nothing much they'll learn anyways, relatively intact just mean the housing seemed alright doesn't mean the insides arent cooked I just suggested putting small explosives in the avionics bay just as a failsafe. Plus as I said before PL-15 isn't even China's top mainstream BVR missile anymore and AESA seeker has been on missiles since the 2010s. Best they'll learn assuming they miraculously extracted every single bit of software onboard is how good downgraded export Chinese ECCM is. As for the booster its likely fully spent so its legit a empty shell, for solid rocket motors the cross sectional profile is important to how efficiently it burns and flight profile, obviously thats all gone. Best they get from that is some actuator and fins.If that's intact, I'm sure it's in CIA agent's hand right now.
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I don't know why, but the second video looks like it is from some kind of video game?If that's intact, I'm sure it's in CIA agent's hand right now.
I wonder if they put GaN radar in PL-16 seeker. That would be the ultimate flex.
GaN is more power dense so you can crank more power through each TRM, but IMO use on missile is limited since the bottleneck on missiles actually is battery power. Unless they put some ultra advanced battery on it the missile would not have enough power to fully utilize the advantages of GaN techWhat's the difference?
It's the high population density on both sides of the border. Can't LE it because it would put the cops in danger too. Little you can do about it unfortunately.
What exactly is this "PL-16" that everyone is talking about? My understanding is that it is just a miniatured PL-15 with a new rocket booster so that it could be six-packed into the J-20's weapons bay. Is there something unique about it?
Cute Orca say it's basically better JATM in a smaller than PL-15 form factor and has been in service for the past two years