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Scratch

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Being a single enginged aircraft will make the J-10 less maintenance intensive I guess, meaing it can produce a higher sortie rate. So I guess it can and will also fullfill (not so heavy) strike missions. It should already be able to launch LT-2/LS-6 I think. In the A-A environment some accompanying J-11Bs for EW and perhaps the AAR role would be a good idea.

I still don't really know what to think about the "upgraded" J-10 though.
We've had that topic a few months ago I think. Is it a "standart" J10 with upgraded avonics and perhaps a slightly modified airframe? (Well, a moded airframe would also mean a lot of aerodynamic tests again.)
When word came out the CAC was also involved in the 4th gen. fighter project -that is allegedly quiet advanced- it was assumed there might not be en extra two-engined J-10.
 

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Speculatively and conservatively, I expect the next version of the J-10 to be a moderate upgrade.

WS-10A engine or AL-31FMN-1 (TVC is still a question mark).

Wide Angle HUD (from J-11B)

Optical MAWS if it does not have already. Already seen on the J-11B and JF-17.

Improved ECM, sort of like the system on the JF-17.

Improved datalinking capabilities to work with KJ-2000, -200, and High New series and so on.

Improved satcom and navigation abilities with the ability to use LS-6 and LT-2.

I expect the J-10 to enter into a "pause" phase after the last regiment inauguration in order to work out the next version.
 

challenge

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Speculatively and conservatively, I expect the next version of the J-10 to be a moderate upgrade.

WS-10A engine or AL-31FMN-1 (TVC is still a question mark).

Wide Angle HUD (from J-11B)

Optical MAWS if it does not have already. Already seen on the J-11B and JF-17.

Improved ECM, sort of like the system on the JF-17.

Improved datalinking capabilities to work with KJ-2000, -200, and High New series and so on.

Improved satcom and navigation abilities with the ability to use LS-6 and LT-2.

I expect the J-10 to enter into a "pause" phase after the last regiment inauguration in order to work out the next version.

J-10 like SU-30Mk ,both plane are porgrammed using high-C language.improve version of J_10 will switch to ADA95 language.
other improvement was instalation 6 MAWS to provide 360 degree coverage .
improve avionics.
 

Diving Falcon

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Personally I think the goal of the upgraded J-10 would be to stand in the league of Rafale and Eurofighter - i.e. a genuine 4.5 generation fighter. So I think we should be seeing substantial improvement in avionics, ECM/EW and radar...as well as airframe improvements to make it as stealthy as Rafale/EF.
 

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Being a single enginged aircraft will make the J-10 less maintenance intensive I guess, meaing it can produce a higher sortie rate. So I guess it can and will also fullfill (not so heavy) strike missions. It should already be able to launch LT-2/LS-6 I think. In the A-A environment some accompanying J-11Bs for EW and perhaps the AAR role would be a good idea.

I still don't really know what to think about the "upgraded" J-10 though.
We've had that topic a few months ago I think. Is it a "standart" J10 with upgraded avonics and perhaps a slightly modified airframe? (Well, a moded airframe would also mean a lot of aerodynamic tests again.)
When word came out the CAC was also involved in the 4th gen. fighter project -that is allegedly quiet advanced- it was assumed there might not be en extra two-engined J-10.
Strike missions aren't really J-10 strong characteristics, but really J-11B won't need escorts as it is already pretty self sufficient in defending itself against enemy threats. J-10 escort would be for AWACS n AEW aircrafts, or defending restricted airspace etc.

The modified J-10 isn't really so modified but upgraded, the engines will be either WS-10A or the AL-31 increase thrust without TVC. If their were TVC engines then modifications would be done to the tailfin, as the Y-Axis pitch would be restricted by the tailfin. So really to much hassel. Moreso on upgraded avionics, radar, HUD, HMS and possibly some further composite material use to reduce weight and increase thrust to weight ratio.
 

Scratch

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Strike missions aren't really J-10 strong characteristics,
Even though strike is not it's best feature, I still believe it can and will conduct strike missions. Being lighter/agile and also smaller in RCS may be usefull in certain scenarios.
BTW, is the J-10S only a trainer? If not, I would assume the development of a two-seater for combat is more aimed at strike than areal warfare.

but really J-11B won't need escorts as it is already pretty self sufficient in defending itself against enemy threats. J-10 escort would be for AWACS n AEW aircrafts, or defending restricted airspace etc.
Not sure if you perhaps didn't get what I meant. What I wanted to say was that J-11Bs could in some cases accompany/escort J-10s for EW, ESM, AAR support. The size of the radom offering space for a bigger AESA (later) can be a helpful EW tool.
 

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Strike missions aren't really J-10 strong characteristics, but really J-11B won't need escorts as it is already pretty self sufficient in defending itself against enemy threats. J-10 escort would be for AWACS n AEW aircrafts, or defending restricted airspace etc.

The modified J-10 isn't really so modified but upgraded, the engines will be either WS-10A or the AL-31 increase thrust without TVC. If their were TVC engines then modifications would be done to the tailfin, as the Y-Axis pitch would be restricted by the tailfin. So really to much hassel. Moreso on upgraded avionics, radar, HUD, HMS and possibly some further composite material use to reduce weight and increase thrust to weight ratio.

Have you seen the modified J-10? How do you know it's not so modified but upgraded? From all indications, the ugprade goes more than just upgraded engine and avionics upgrade. This will be an entirely new block designed to be superior to all the teen series and be equal/superior to Typhoon/Rafale.

As for J-10 escorts, I'm not sure why you are saying it needs AWACS or AEW escorts. If you are saying that it's inferior in BVR, that's not proven at this point, because it makes up for the weaker radar/EW with smaller RCS and superior turn rates.
 
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This describes a red/blue flag exercise. From the text, it looks like J-10 is blue and flankers are red. Talks about blue locking on red early and having better avionics. Didn't go into the results or anything like that though.
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时间:2007年某月某日

地点:云贵高原上空

主角:成都军区“红”“蓝”空军

任务:多兵种联合防空与地面目标攻击

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第1战场:空战

暗夜搏杀 躲避雷达近距缠绕

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战斗并未结束。随着“蓝军”援军赶来,长空激战再次拉开。这一次,“蓝军”改变了进攻套路,立足战机特点,制定应变措施。新的作战任务打乱了原定的行动计划,一系列的变化考验着“红蓝”双方飞行员的应变能力。

“蓝军”分队发挥优越的机动性能,不断变换着战术动作;“红军”战机在地面指挥下,不断进行大载荷机动,挑战装备性能的极限。

“蓝军”依靠先进的机载雷达,能较早地发现“红军”战机,但“红军”战机相互策应,不但突破了“蓝军”战机认为安全的中距防线,还创造性地发挥新战法的特点,与“蓝军”先进战机实施近距缠绕格斗。

高强度的对抗对双方飞行员连续作战的意志力、超负荷作战的体力和对战争残酷性的心理承受能力提出了新的挑战。此时,对于“红蓝”双方来说,对手既有空中的“敌人”,也有地面部队的反击。参战飞行员组成多个灵活小分队,规避对手防空警戒雷达的搜索,对目标实施不间断攻击……

“无论条件已知还是未知,我们都按照实战的标准和要求,像打仗一样组织演习,把每批对抗都当作一次战斗,研究各种指挥、协同、战法中存在的问题。”返场落地的国产新机团团长兴奋地说。近年来,成空航空兵部队瞄准未来战场,采取以少代多、互为对手的形式多次组织对抗演习,要求各个作战单元一切按实战要求演练,提升作战能力。
 

unknauthr

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This describes a red/blue flag exercise. From the text, it looks like J-10 is blue and flankers are red. Talks about blue locking on red early and having better avionics. Didn't go into the results or anything like that though.

Sounds like this confirms that the avionics that Russia supplied for China's Flankers were flat-out inferior to those developed in China for the J-10.

Makes me wonder if the Russians intentionally de-tuned the hardware supplied to China, to make them less of a threat to Russia. The US does the same thing with the hardware that it sells overseas.
 

Pointblank

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Sounds like this confirms that the avionics that Russia supplied for China's Flankers were flat-out inferior to those developed in China for the J-10.

Makes me wonder if the Russians intentionally de-tuned the hardware supplied to China, to make them less of a threat to Russia. The US does the same thing with the hardware that it sells overseas.

The Russians supplied the export version of the Flanker to China. Naturally, Russian export versions do not contain the same level of sophistication in terms of avionics package as Russian Flankers.
 
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