J-20 5th Gen Fighter Thread IV (Closed to posting)

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Player99

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Has anyone noticed the Boeing 6th generation concept has canards and dsi similar to j-20?

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Well, on the BR forum it is thought to be like their AMCA...
 

latenlazy

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I meant measuring the movable part of the petals i.e. the silver painted part of it.

Look VERY closely. It can be easy to miss, but there's a very faint line on the right one that indicates where the moveable portion of the petal ends, and a similar one behind the black bar of the left one that's a bit harder* to see. They're the same size.
 

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It looks to me the movable part ends at the line the color changes from silver to grey. Note that the silver part of the petal is straight and not bent anywhere along its length, even when the nozzle is contracted slightly.
 

latenlazy

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It looks to me the movable part ends at the line the color changes from silver to grey. Note that the silver part of the petal is straight and not bent anywhere along its length, even when the nozzle is contracted slightly.

It ends a little before that. I infer by gray part you mean where the sawtoothing begins. That said the dimensions of the two engines up to that point are identical as well.
 

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It ends a little before that. I infer by gray part you mean where the sawtoothing begins. That said the dimensions of the two engines up to that point are identical as well.

I don't mean the saw-tooth end, but the grey band before it. As to the size of the engine faring, they must have taken that into account in the design so that the intended larger engines can be installed without the need to redesign the engine compartment or faring.
 

JayBird

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I thought the silver engine on the right looks a little bigger than the left one too. Unless it's psed. This might be .......:eek:
 
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