maglomanic
Junior Member
I doubt that they will go DSI, unless they are changing the role of J-10 to something like F35. DSI does not perform well in supersonic flight.
And that is based on what?
I doubt that they will go DSI, unless they are changing the role of J-10 to something like F35. DSI does not perform well in supersonic flight.
And that is based on what?
because it's a fixed intake.
J-10 currently uses a variable inlet.
Yeah i understand that part but according to Code One Magzine the modified F-16 performed th entire regime of AoA at Mach 2.0 without any problems.Thats already supersonic. Now most people tend to say DSI would not go beyond the Mach 2.0 citing F-35 example but again i don't see if there has been an effort to do so (i.e. optimizing DSI for higher Mach number).
The results released were actually J-10 vs su-30. Generally, J-10 dominates the imported flankers. It would be interesting to see J-10 vs J-11B, since they should be at least comparable in BVR.It is really good to see that J-10 is being upgraded on such a fast pace. J-10 really has evolved much more then the Chinese initially anticipated by beating the SU-27.
Any news on J-10 Vs SU-30 run in?
I'm not sure which Russian BVRAAM you are talking about that has a range of over 100 km+, but PL-12's range is more than sufficient for what it needs to do.Given that the latest versions of the AMRAAM and Russian BVRAAMs have been given extended ranges to over 100km+, would it be fair to suppose that China is working on a new variant of the PL-12?
Really, Mach 2.0...for an F-16? I question that. Cause from all the reports, articles, and research the F-16 with zero payload cannot reach Mach 2.0 effectively. Its design doesn't efficiently enable it to hit the Mach 2.0 mark without serious vibration. But I'm not doubting you though, I would just like to see where you got this information from.Yeah i understand that part but according to Code One Magzine the modified F-16 performed th entire regime of AoA at Mach 2.0 without any problems.Thats already supersonic. Now most people tend to say DSI would not go beyond the Mach 2.0 citing F-35 example but again i don't see if there has been an effort to do so (i.e. optimizing DSI for higher Mach number).
I think he might be talking about the R-77 vs AIM-120, and yes China is well underway with the future BVRAAM, but I don't know if foreign assistance has been implemented...I'm not sure which Russian BVRAAM you are talking about that has a range of over 100 km+, but PL-12's range is more than sufficient for what it needs to do.