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    Quote Originally Posted by artjomh View Post
    New integrated mast, no discrete artillery fire control, no second mast, UKSK, AA launchers in the back (behind the hangar).
    So this is the ship that carry Thales-i-Mast-equivalent? Is it 12 slot for AA lanchers behind he hangar, 6 on each side for 9M96? Also do you know if they has ironed out the issue with the Furke radar and Poliment radar for 22350?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hisroyalhighness View Post
    http://translate.google.ru/translate...310112_3.shtml

    From Izmash.

    No US source on the deal though.
    Yeah I saw the same on Voice of Russia. Just makes it sound like every US police department is getting them, which is not true.

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    Quote Originally Posted by badger11 View Post
    So this is the ship that carry Thales-i-Mast-equivalent? Is it 12 slot for AA lanchers behind he hangar, 6 on each side for 9M96? Also do you know if they has ironed out the issue with the Furke radar and Poliment radar for 22350?
    Yes, yes, no.

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    What issues with Poliment ?

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    February 1, 2012. TV Zvezda. Russia, Moscow region. In the units of the airborne forces is ongoing testing of the infrared scopes Shakhin. At the present time - is the only model of the scopes (thermal) that has stood all tests of the army.


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    1. Shakhin is not an IR, but a thermal vision scope — these are actually quite different.
    2. Laying up of Gremyaschiy (via Ilya Kramnik):

    Last edited by Khathi; 02-01-2012 at 04:55 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Khathi View Post
    1. Shakhin is not an IR, but a thermal vision scope — these are actually quite different.
    Uh-uh-uh... and "thermal" - what's this??? Physically?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Raden5 View Post
    Uh-uh-uh... and "thermal" - what's this??? Physically?
    The problem is, we need agreed-on terms to understand each other. In the current language "IR Sight" and "Thermal Vision Sight" mean two DIFFERENT devices, using different physical principles. IR sights (which were first used back in WWII, actually) typically use light amplifiers with a near IR spectral maxima, and thus require external illumination, while thermal vision sights use different type of sensors able to see an intrinsic IR radiation of an object. They are MUCH more sensitive and thus appeared only some 20 years ago. Thus it is more correct to differentiate between the two.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rubick View Post
    What issues with Poliment ?
    Before I heard that there are some issues with the creation of the Poliment radar due to the merge of Almaz and Antey. The Altair department which was in charge of designing the new radar for the ship-Poliment lost many experienced personnel. As a result it lead to difficulty and delays in creating the Poliment radar for the 22350.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Khathi View Post
    The problem is, we need agreed-on terms to understand each other. In the current language "IR Sight" and "Thermal Vision Sight" mean two DIFFERENT devices, using different physical principles. IR sights (which were first used back in WWII, actually) typically use light amplifiers with a near IR spectral maxima, and thus require external illumination, while thermal vision sights use different type of sensors able to see an intrinsic IR radiation of an object. They are MUCH more sensitive and thus appeared only some 20 years ago. Thus it is more correct to differentiate between the two.
    Do you mean it is based on a microbolometer ?

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    PAK-FA T-50 firing a missile from the weapons bay.


    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fftd32vhKyQ


    Is this for real, or a CGI? I just can't tell.

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    Sigh, of course not.

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    Quote Originally Posted by metberkut View Post
    Sigh, of course not.
    How do you tell it's not real? You must be a graphics artist?

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    Quote Originally Posted by GeroyiDnepra View Post
    How do you tell it's not real? You must be a graphics artist?
    Because i have brain, and because i have followed the program for a long time.

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    ^^ GeroyiDnepra that was funny.


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