Was that rumor from WantChinaTimes...?IMO it is too early to say ... some reports (IMO so far rumours) suggest a new 14t version of the WS-10 sometimes called WS-10G. However I really don't know.
No, from forums. Difficult to validate, though someone from SAC did say that there was a 14 ton variant of the Taihang at Zhuhai 2014 in an interview. My guess is that that information is a composite from information derived in that interview and the persistent rumours of some kind of WS-10G (which I'm pretty sure isn't real).Was that rumor from WantChinaTimes...?
So the WS-10A onboard the single-seat J-11Bs are 5% less powerful than the original AL-31?We really need to learn to review old posts...
14-ton WS-10 @ Zhuhai Airshow
The engine supposedly comes in "blocks", with the most powerful variant being used aboard the J-11D.
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So the WS-10A onboard the single-seat J-11Bs are 5% less powerful than the original AL-31?
Why would they use a weaker engine when they have better alternatives?So the WS-10A onboard the single-seat J-11Bs are 5% less powerful than the original AL-31?
So the WS-10A onboard the single-seat J-11Bs are 5% less powerful than the original AL-31?
Why would they use a weaker engine when they have better alternatives?