unofficial data, F-16A F100, Climb to 50,000 ft in a min, so 254m/s, whereas F-16C Blk 50 with F110-129 can do approximately 320-335m/s clean. We don't know which variation of J-10 he flies, config and engine, so that's that.
Probably the A variant.
unofficial data, F-16A F100, Climb to 50,000 ft in a min, so 254m/s, whereas F-16C Blk 50 with F110-129 can do approximately 320-335m/s clean. We don't know which variation of J-10 he flies, config and engine, so that's that.
You are too paranoid about DSI. There's no point bringing this up if the B and C variants could not achieve the same climb rate.Probably the A variant.
Also Li Zhong Hua allegedly works for Tengden now. Yes the scorpio UAV company from Sichuan.A while back test pilot Li Zhonghua claimed that J-10 had a maximum climb rate exceeding 300 m/s
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We're not 100% sure, but it seems like they aren't or that it might have winded down.Is the PLA Air Force still receiving new J-10's?
Aren't they moving the production line to Guizhou from Chengdu? I don't think they will stop taking J-10 in the future.We're not 100% sure, but it seems like they aren't or that it might have winded down.
Aren't they moving the production line to Guizhou from Chengdu? I don't think they will stop taking J-10 in the future.
The J-10s seen at CAC could be going to PAF, so we still don't know if PLAAF is taking more J-10s.Via my sources, there is not yet any sign of J-10s at Anshun, the home factory of GAIC as of January 2023. A few JL-9s can be seen on occasion but otherwise mostly UAVs.
On CAC however in late December there were 2 J-10s in primer and one painted grey at Chengdu and 1 grey one visible on 31 January. However there are a lot more hangars on the ramp now "so as long as jets in primer are appearing I'd assume production continues there."