UV MAWS ok thanksi think most of the newer fighter jets use UV MAWs
Does anyone else loose resolution when they upload to photobucket? Here it is the attached but when I upload to photobucket it becomes blurred
I don't know if you can see it as clear as me
I guess we will have to wait of it's correct but I call it 10691
At Suixi(6th Regiment) no preparations are observed however at Liuzhou (4th Regiment) we can observe 30 new shelters.
So in 2009/10 they developed an award winning AESA radar for the J-10B. What is then the reason for the first production batch in 2014 to have a PESA radar ?Just to carry over from J-20 thread. An article on 14th institute talks about development of China's first AESA radar for fighter jet. It will be x-band based and won national awards in 2009/2010. From that, it seems like they flight tested it by 2009/2010. From all of that, it seems likes this radar is developed for J-10B/C although we have heard rumours on Chinese bbs that the first batch of J-10B we saw are using PESA radar. None of which is conclusive. So this AESA radar is either going to already be on the first batch of J-10B that we saw or on the second batch (J-10C as some calls it).
Technology wise, the article claimed that it has same level of technology as APG-77 on F-22. And that 14th Institute is using experience from developing this radar to develop J-20's radar. For the first part, I think it could just be talking about the usage of GaA T/R modules and the design of the radar rather than the actual power/capability of the radar.
We don't know if the first production batch has a PESA. Keep in mind that notion is tied strictly with the rumour of a J-10C, which I still find highly dubious.So in 2009/10 they developed an award winning AESA radar for the J-10B. What is then the reason for the first production batch in 2014 to have a PESA radar ?
my friend ask me why not bvr?i think most of the newer fighter jets use UV MAWs
We don't know for sure that's actually the case. But even if it is, it does take a while from when design is finished and it's flight tested on a radar testbed to be with on production aircraft. KLJ-1 was developed for several years before a J-8II variant started using it if I remember correctly.So in 2009/10 they developed an award winning AESA radar for the J-10B. What is then the reason for the first production batch in 2014 to have a PESA radar ?
I'm not sure how they are related. BVR covers a lot of things and UV MAWs are just part of the avionics that detect incoming missiles.my friend ask me why not bvr?
We don't know for sure that's actually the case. But even if it is, it does take a while from when design is finished and it's flight tested on a radar testbed to be with on production aircraft. KLJ-1 was developed for several years before a J-8II variant started using it if I remember correctly.
I'm not sure how they are related. BVR covers a lot of things and UV MAWs are just part of the avionics that detect incoming missiles.