J-20... The New Generation Fighter III

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latenlazy

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Look at the nozzles of this engine, and compare it to the J-20's silver engine petals unfolded out like this -- they're identical. Unless this is a PS, I'm thinking this is the J-20's current engine (or at least engine nozzle at any rate) which we are looking at.

I guess this is an engine we don't know about then? A WS-10X?

Also, has anyone found it a little odd that we haven't heard news of the WS-15 in a very long time? (Except for that very long report which I think sounded kinda bogus)
 

Blitzo

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Agrre, but they are not 100% exact ... also the yellow J-10 was on the move ! :)

I just tried to put all three "photos" together for comparison ... IMO the last is most likely faked by a simple combination of both, but I still have some strange feeling (maybe it's hunger :eek:).

Deino

But the first two photos aren't PSed? So... there are two J-20s then? What's the verdict?

I guess this is an engine we don't know about then? A WS-10X?

Also, has anyone found it a little odd that we haven't heard news of the WS-15 in a very long time? (Except for that very long report which I think sounded kinda bogus)

I'm not quite sure. We don't seem to have been hearing anything very much lately, most of it has just been photos.
 

dingyibvs

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I'm sure they built at least 2 prototypes, I don't think whether there's a photo of it is terribly intriguing. The supposed picture of the J-20's engine, however, is pretty interesting. If it's a real picture, then it doesn't look like either the WS-10 nor the AL-31. The WS-10 has 8 vanes, the AL-31 has 11 vanes, and this picture has 10 vanes, to start.
 
Its The Good Time Making Some Money Of J-20! By The Way, Did They Pay For The Rights?

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nothing to pay for. CAC, or at least the PLAAF, will not go after them for copyrights...yet. that'd be equivalent to officially admitting of J-20's existence...although they've almost done so, with missing that one final step/word.
 
Maybe one uses the WS-10X and one use the WS-15? I'm completely excluding the AL-31F as a possibility as things are seemingly clearer that CAC are less likely to having to rely on Russian engines for testing already. Maybe the AL-31F will even be too different to be applied on the J-20, while WS-10X(if it is) and WS-15 are also competing ?
 

latenlazy

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Maybe one uses the WS-10X and one use the WS-15? I'm completely excluding the AL-31F as a possibility as things are seemingly clearer that CAC are less likely to having to rely on Russian engines for testing already. Maybe the AL-31F will even be too different to be applied on the J-20, while WS-10X(if it is) and WS-15 are also competing ?

The first one we saw had the Al-31s. My guess is it's new engine and an old engine.
 

Deino

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Deino you are famous congrats!

Ohhh ... why do these guys only get aware of me , and why now ??? I think there are much more "brave" guys around, who are actually much more reliable, trustworthy and actually do a much better job in searching, finding, posting and esp. judging the authenticity of these things than me.

Deino
 

Maggern

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Ohhh ... why do these guys only get aware of me , and why now ??? I think there are much more "brave" guys around, who are actually much more reliable, trustworthy and actually do a much better job in searching, finding, posting and esp. judging the authenticity of these things than me.

Deino

Modesty won't get you anywhere in this darwinian, hobbesian world :p
 

siegecrossbow

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So what is the final conclusion on the number of J-20s there are in the picture? I think we can be certain that at least one of them is psed.
 
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