Reply With Quotethe sqaure is the TV and laser range finder
more info
http://www.thalesgroup.com/assets/0/...?LangType=2057
if the pdf didn't load check here post 19
http://forums.bharat-rakshak.com/vie...450&start=1080
Whats the square shaped device in front of the cockpit? The round thing is the EOTS I assume?
the sqaure is the TV and laser range finder
more info
http://www.thalesgroup.com/assets/0/...?LangType=2057
if the pdf didn't load check here post 19
http://forums.bharat-rakshak.com/vie...450&start=1080
Dassault Aviation at EuroSatory 2012:
Janes, June 12:
Dassault being "relatively quiet in public " is not a sign they are losing ground, they usually did it that way.
Pilots and planes, April 2011 (A bit old but not posted):
Rafale M by Fox3Shots
From:Indian aircraft carrier enters sea trials as navy eyes Rafale
FlightGlobal, June 12
Russia has commenced sea trials involving the Indian navy's refurbished aircraft carrier the INS Vikramaditya, as sources suggest the service could consider a future acquisition of the Dassault Rafale.
Originally built for Russia as the Admiral Gorshkov, with a maximum displacement of 43,500t, the refitted and modernised vessel left Severodvinsk in the north of the country on 8 June for open-sea trials, preceeding its delivery to India in December. Once operational, the Vikramaditya will be capable of carrying 30 to 34 aircraft, including RSK MiG-29K deck-based fighters.
Sources say the Indian navy is considering the carrier-capable Rafale M as a possible acquisition, with a potential cost benefit to come from the air force's pending deal for 126 of the type to meet its medium multi-role combat aircraft requirement.
Already operational with the French navy and similar in size to the MiG-29K, the Rafale M could potentially be operated from India's future ski-jump-equipped domestic aircraft carriers and offer a greater operational capability than current Russian aircraft and India's Aeronautical Development Agency Tejas naval fighter.
India's interest in new naval fighters stems partly from China's ongoing test work with the aircraft carrier Shi Lang, which will be capable of deploying locally-built versions of the Sukhoi Su-30.
http://www.flightglobal.com/news/art...rafale-372925/
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French Air Force , "retrospective 2011" (in french):
http://www.defense.gouv.fr/air/dossi...ive-2011-cdaoa
"Mirage F1 et Mirage 2000 [et Rafale]" à Souda - Benjamin Freudenthal painting
http://www.flyandrive.com/cadrereaction.htm
More:Sagem to supply IR seekers for MBDA's Mica missile
Sagem, June 13
Sagem (Safran group) today signed a contract with MBDA to supply nearly 200 infrared seekers for Mica air-to-air missiles.
Developed and produced by Sagem, the Mica IR seeker is a key to the missile’s operational effectiveness. Furthermore, the seeker also functions as a sensor providing tactical information to the flight crew, because of its high sensitivity, powerful imaging algorithms, bispectral imagery, automatic acquisition of all targets, ability to lock-on before or after firing, discrimination between targets and countermeasures.
Sagem produces Mica IR seekers in its Poitiers plant in France. The infrared system uses an array developed and produced by Sofradir, a jointly-owned company of Sagem and Thales.
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http://www.asdnews.com/news-43258/Sa...ed_seekers.htm
http://www.airforce-technology.com/n...gem-ir-seekers
Eurosatory - 2012/06/11
The Eurosatory 2012 Exhibition and Trade Fair welcomes you 11-15 June at the VIPARIS Nord Villepinte Exhibition Center.
Dassault Aviation will be showcasing the following scale models:
- nEUROn (1/5th)
- Rafale C (1/10th)
- F-Heron (1/10th)
- UCAS (1/10th)
- TELEMOS from BAE Systems (1/10th)
http://www.dassault-aviation.com/en/...atory.html?L=1
http://www.eurosatory.com/index.php#/home
Google translated from:RAFALE INTERNATIONAL Sponsors Academic Seminar in Sao Paulo
Defesat.net, June 13
French consortium enhances academic and industrial cooperation in Sao Paulo
The consortium RAFALE International (formed by the companies Dassault Aviation, Snecma and Thales), sponsored a BRAFWARE seminar , held in conjunction with the Brazilian Association of Aeronautics (AAB) and the Brazilian Space Association (AEB) in the Brazilian Aerospace Memorial, between 28 and May 31.
The initiative aims to continue academic cooperation and aerospace research between Brazil and France, as part of industrial cooperation that integrates the French proposal for Brazil. France is the only competitor of the F-X2 offering to share technology without restrictions for the Brazilian government, businesses and local organizations. The design of technology sharing and counterparts will cover more than 160% of the purchase of the aircraft.
The BRAFWARE (Brazilian Workshop on French Aerospace Research and Engineering) was founded in December 2011. The network comprises leading companies of the aero industry segment, such as Embraer, Helibras, Snecma, Thales and Dassault, as well as large academic institutions such as ISAE, ENSTA, ITA, UFABS, USP, UNICAMP and UNIFEI. Among its objectives are stronger ties between universities and businesses through an ongoing exchange with students graduate and aid in the development of ambitious research projects in the aerospace field.
Stoufflet Bruno, vice president of research and development of Dassault Aviation, said during the event the European initiative called Clean Sky, which is dedicated to developing new technologies for green aviation, within a project involving more than 400 academic and industrial partners Europe. Moreover, the French consortium introduced the model of "competitive clusters" as a way to enhance cooperation among agents in the aerospace industry.
During three days, the BRAFWARE workshop brought together more than 120 participants from Brazil and France. The event has successfully contributed to motivate possible future projects and strengthen strategic partnerships between the two countries. The Consortium RAFALE International has already enabled the signing over 70 agreements with more than 50 Brazilian companies or organizations.
http://www.defesanet.com.br/fx2/noti...o-em-Sao-Paulo
There are no second thoughts on MMRCA choice: DRDO chief
http://www.indianexpress.com/news/th...-chief/962720/
New Dassault Falcon website:
http://www.dassaultfalcon.com/en/Pages/Home.aspx
Why France was right to develop its Rafale:
http://europeagenda2010.free.fr/arti...id_article=225
http://translate.google.fr/translate..._article%3D225
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