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So where is the "difference of pressure" concern you touted before ? Or you already forgotten what you are posting ? Let me screenshot it for you.
and then this
and now you reply with friendly fire ? Remember i showed you the video the weapon bay is used it released weapon safely. Nw it's your turn to explain your argument.
Can't admit to pull things out of the blue eh ?
You clearly have lost touch to your own argument and cannot back it any further. My points stands. Even non-stealthy bombers or Fighter bombers are still relevant. Those two nations still keep their F-15's
The picture does not tell anything about size of tank nor about its operational viability.
while these white large tanks are part of operational Ruaf for battlefield. it is too ensure combine air arms have similar persistence.
Su-34 is Ruaf EW aircraft as its only this one that is integrated with EW pods on centerline. so it need tank not only on centerline but also on wings depend on mission.
AGM just need to be dropped, AAM need to secure placement upon launching the propulsion hence more affected by differential pressure region created by the central lift intake design of Su57.
If you can't comprehend such simple logic, there's no point in continuing such discussion.
Opinion aren't facts, Ukraine war revealed the obvious. It's either Russian airforce, or the old doctrine of war is not working anymore. Choose 1.
Your argument is retarded. Flankers can carry air to air missiles in between the engines and can launch them from that position just fine.
There is no reason why launching air to air missiles from the recessed bays in between the engines in the Su-57 should cause any problems.
There is no reason why launching air to air missiles from the recessed bays in between the engines in the Su-57 should cause any problems.
Your argument is retarded. Now we have internal weapon bay included in the equation.Your argument is retarded. Flankers can carry air to air missiles in between the engines and can launch them from that position just fine.
There is no reason why launching air to air missiles from the recessed bays in between the engines in the Su-57 should cause any problems.
You are welcomed to provide footage to clear the air, instead of resorting to insult ( a sign of losing fact).
the picture is blurry some tanks look wider and some narrower. and no information about operational deployment.
once upon a time a MIG-29 TVC was developed spend decades refining it and not deployed on MIG-29K.
Sukhoi has this experience that plane need to be taller from the round to get the larger pods and ETs on Centre line. it gives confidence about there work on Su-57.
