Sukhoi T-50 PAK FA

windof

baru la nampak smooth sikit buatan rusia nih, kalu tidak penuh ngan bolt2 yg tersembul jer aircraft2 depa dulu...

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B5t6R9faLf8

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hyazinth79

aku rasa tudm kena naik taraf pesawat latihan dulu sblm dapatkan pesawat ni , tak guna pesawat canggih klu pilotnya tak , pesawat latihan kita untuk jet fighter terlampau sikit utk melahirkan jet fighter yg berwibawa.

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hyazinth79

pesawat ni mmg gempak , ancaman kepada f35 , tp f35 mungkin lebih low cost maintenance berbanding pak fa

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areguard

Very clean configuration, rivets not too many visible on the flight surfaces..hope the avionics and weapons sensor suite also at par with the western 5th gen fighters

reinloch

A lot of work still need to be done.

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saden

apasal non-US punya fighters takde yg buat bubble canopy macam F16 tu?

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BWK T-50 Opto-Electronic Reconnaissance



Purpose:


• Ongoing review of the formation of spherical Mnemonic and video images of the environment;
• Automatic detection of infrared aerial targets (VC) and missiles;
• Recognition and support of EC and rockets;
• Formation of signs of threat;
• Mapping OO and threats to the IFIs and audiosignalizatsiya danger;
• field of view - area (for 6 positions);
• the spectral range of 3 .. 5 microns;
• error in determining the origin VTs not more than 1 °.








Sources : http://www.npk-spp.ru/

thamrong

Russian are good copy cats.

RainbowSix

Reply 273# thamrong


    No reason to re-invent the wheel if a design is already working.

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Zveda K-36D-5 Ejections Seat & ZSh-10 Helmet Mockup









Optronics Equipment for PAK-FA on the UOMZ Stand

iskans

Reply 270# HangPC2


   Muga cepat jadi nyata....

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Sukhoi T-50 PAK-FA 3rd Prototype

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Russia to offer Brazil stake in future Pak-Fa




Monday, 14 October 2013



A Russian military delegation about to visit Brazil will offer joint development of a fifth-generation combat aircraft " of the type " of its own most newest fighter to Brazilian defense officials, a member of the delegation told RIA Novosti Monday.

A Russian military delegation about to visit Brazil will offer joint development of a fifth-generation combat aircraft “ of the type ” of its own most newest fighter to Brazilian defense officials, a member of the delegation told RIA Novosti Monday.

The proposal appears to be in support of an unsolicited offer by Russia’s combat aircraft maker Sukhoi of its Su-35 fighter, that has been struck off Brazil’s shortlist for its air force’s F-X2 tender for the purchase of 36 fighter jets worth $4 billion. Russia is still hoping to sell the Su-35s or similar aircraft to Brazil outside the framework of that tender, sweetening the deal with the new proposal.


“ During the talks in Brazil, we are ready to offer our partners deliveries of ready-for-sale advanced aircraft like the Su-35, but also joint development of a next-generation [combat] aircraft of the T-50 type, ” the delegation source said.


The T-50 or PAK-FA, which will make up the core of Russia's future fighter fleet, is a multirole warplane featuring " stealth " technology, " super-maneuverability, super-cruise capability, and advanced avionics including an active electronically scanned array radar, according to its designer Sukhoi.

In late April, President Vladimir Putin said the first T-50 would enter service with Russia’s armed forces in 2016.
Russia and India are already developing a derivative of T-50 for the Indian Air Force. According to executives from India’s Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL), that will build the plane, the two sides completed the preliminary design of the aircraft, tentatively dubbed FGFA, earlier this year and are now negotiating a detailed design contract.

The F-X2 tender is Brazil’s second attempt to find a replacement for its ageing Northrop F-5 and Dassault Mirage fighters. An earlier tender, F-X, was cancelled in 2005 due to lack of funding.

Three contenders officially remain in the running – the Swedish SAAB Gripen NG, French Dassault Rafale and US Boeing FA-18E/F Super Hornet. According to Defense Industry Daily, the FA-18E/F was close to winning the deal last month, but revelations that the United States National Security Agency had spied on the Brazilian presidential office put the deal on hold. Brazil’s Poder Aero magazine, citing local officials, says Brazil’s President Dilma Rousseff decided late last month to postpone the tender until 2015, after next year’s elections.

A Russian delegation led by Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu, will visit Brazil and Peru on October 14-17 to promote sales of Russian weaponry to those countries. It includes Alexander Fomin, head of the Federal Service for Military-Technical Cooperation (FSMTC) and Anatoly Isaikin, head of the arms exports monopoly Rosobornexport.



Sources : http://www.defencenews.in