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tphuang

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J-10A crash 2 aircrafts
J-10B have 2 prototype aircrafts and crash 1, so its safe rate of only 50%

Indochina, it seems like you have posted several flaming posts in relatively short time here. Comments like this can easily be disproven. So if you want to continue to be in this forum, please make some effort to actually read up on threads first. It's just last couple of pages that we've talked about how J-10B's first batch is at least 40+ units.
 

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Indochina, it seems like you have posted several flaming posts in relatively short time here. Comments like this can easily be disproven. So if you want to continue to be in this forum, please make some effort to actually read up on threads first. It's just last couple of pages that we've talked about how J-10B's first batch is at least 40+ units.

I'm going to add infraction for now. One more flame post and it'll be extended Christmas vacation for him.
 

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O.k. guys I think we made it clear that he should learn, actually learn fast and even better to read his text again after writing but before sending a message.

As such back to the topic ... and by the way I still want a number, only a clear 5-digit number !

Deino
 
Getting back on topic: if there are already 40+ J-10B, is it possible that are we looking at the PLAAF aiming to ramp up production to replace J-7 on an almost one-to-one ratio with all models of J-10 even if it takes a few years?
 

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I seriously doubt a batch of 40+ aircraft was purposely planned to be that large. Especially the first production batch.

Seems more likely to me that some key component was delayed so CAC could not deliver finished aircraft to the PLAAF as they had originally planned. But instead of twiddling their thumbs, they just kept building more planes sans the missing part(s) and reached the current number before the issue was resolved.
 

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Moderator's note !

Tread cleaned up and all off-topic rants and remarks to these were deleted ...
as such please stay on topic, post some nice new images, discuss the latest developments (according to the rules like gentlemen :eek: !) and please give me a 5-digit number !

Deino
 

A.Man

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On November 11 2014, besides 2013 of J-20, there were at least 20 J-10's or J-10B's at the same time in Chengfei

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how do you tell which one is J-10 from J-10Bs? There really shouldn't be anymore J-10s at CAC outside of the double seaters.
 

no_name

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Training between a J-10 and a J-11. The J-10 made a hard turn to try to lose the chasing J-11 and the latter is performing a low yo-yo.

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