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Russische Streitkräfte
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specialForces
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Zur zeit ist Indien an einer Zweisitzerversion interessiert.
Das Teil sollte um die Hälfte billiger sein als eine F35 Lightning II.
Bosanski Vojnik
Balkaner
Solche Panzer kaufen jetzt nur Länder, die Ihr eigenes Volk nicht mehr ernähren können. (einige afrikanische Länder)
specialForces
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Er meint den Kampfjet.
Bosanski Vojnik
Balkaner
IZMIR ÜBÜL
Gesperrt
etwa 100 mio. $
BLACK EAGLE
Gesperrt
Man was für Triebwerke, das Teil hebt ja fast Senkrecht ab
Das stimmt.
T-50 PAK-FA braucht bis zu 350m zum Abheben.
Zum Vergleich: F-22 Raptor braucht 915m.
BLACK EAGLE
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PICTURES: Indian officials get up close to new-look PAK FA fighter
31 August 2010
Russia has conducted a flight demonstration with its prototype PAK FA fighter for a delegation of Indian defence ministry and industry officials.
Held at Ramenskoye aerodrome near Moscow on 31 August, the 10min display was made in support of talks over the bilateral development by Moscow and New Delhi of a new fifth-generation fighter.
Indian officials inspected Sukhoi's lone PAK FA following the demonstration, which included low-speed passes and high angle-of-attack manoeuvres. The aircraft, which will be followed by two more prototypes before the end of the year, is pictured with new-look camouflage markings.
The new fighter programme is a topic of discussion by an Indo-Russian commission for military industrial co-operation, along with another to produce a multi-role transport aircraft with a 20t payload capacity.
New Delhi is insisting on executing both programmes as joint ventures, with equal sharing of investment and workshare.
Russia's air force has a requirement for 250-300 next-generation T-50 fighters to enter use from 2015-16, while India plans to buy between 200 and 250 of the joint design. This should use a common airframe and engines, but have its on-board systems and weapons tailored for their individual needs.
First flown in January, the PAK FA prototype is intended to de-risk features such as the use of low-observable materials and thrust-vectoring engines with supercruise performance, plus internally carried weapons.
Russian sources suggest a pre-production batch of between six and 10 aircraft will be built to support future testing of the type, with the nation's air force expected to launch operational trials in Lipetsk around 2012-13.
PICTURES: Indian officials get up close to new-look PAK FA fighter
31 August 2010
Russia has conducted a flight demonstration with its prototype PAK FA fighter for a delegation of Indian defence ministry and industry officials.
Held at Ramenskoye aerodrome near Moscow on 31 August, the 10min display was made in support of talks over the bilateral development by Moscow and New Delhi of a new fifth-generation fighter.
Indian officials inspected Sukhoi's lone PAK FA following the demonstration, which included low-speed passes and high angle-of-attack manoeuvres. The aircraft, which will be followed by two more prototypes before the end of the year, is pictured with new-look camouflage markings.
The new fighter programme is a topic of discussion by an Indo-Russian commission for military industrial co-operation, along with another to produce a multi-role transport aircraft with a 20t payload capacity.
New Delhi is insisting on executing both programmes as joint ventures, with equal sharing of investment and workshare.
Russia's air force has a requirement for 250-300 next-generation T-50 fighters to enter use from 2015-16, while India plans to buy between 200 and 250 of the joint design. This should use a common airframe and engines, but have its on-board systems and weapons tailored for their individual needs.
First flown in January, the PAK FA prototype is intended to de-risk features such as the use of low-observable materials and thrust-vectoring engines with supercruise performance, plus internally carried weapons.
Russian sources suggest a pre-production batch of between six and 10 aircraft will be built to support future testing of the type, with the nation's air force expected to launch operational trials in Lipetsk around 2012-13.
PICTURES: Indian officials get up close to new-look PAK FA fighter
IZMIR ÜBÜL
Gesperrt
:respekt:
auf jeden fall ein vorteil! viel. schafft man ja es sogar noch eine trägertaugliche variante zu machen, dann kann auch die f-35 einpacken!
btw. die triebswerktech. also das senkrechtstarten der f-35 stammt aus der jak-141!
BLACK EAGLE
Gesperrt
Es ist eine Navy-Variante geplant, wobei darüber noch so gut wie nichts bekannt ist.
Ob es einen Senkrechtstarter geben wird ist auch unbekannt. Russische Ingenieure lassen uns überraschen. Warten wir mal ab.
