Reply With Quote752 MSP 1999
Newsflash: Since the implementation of L-band radars on PAK-FA (possible upgrades on SU-27 family and other fighter types) so-called stealth design of fighter jet makes no sense any more and F-22 is now obsolete.Originally Posted by D-Mitch
Are the comments on the following photo correct? Also why the Russian designs have the IRST in that (unstealthy) position while modern designs such as F-22 or J-20 they do not?
Source: http://forum.pakistanidefence.com/in...howtopic=95073
752 MSP 1999
Last edited by Kutuzov; 09-04-2012 at 10:53 PM.
34 Brigade VV 2000
The L-band arrays are not radars.
Seems like it, but I thought it was only in service on Indian navy MiGs.
I've read that Russia has also chosen that helmet for their Mig-29Ks.
They say "Dont try this with Chinese analouges" and then show what happens when you use a Chinese airsoft AK as a step.Was about ready to verbally slap you for posting air-soft stuff on this page. Then I saw it was Izhmash making these, very smart on their part for diving into the air-soft realm. Not that I care, nor play. But who better to make AK, SVD, etc air-soft guns then the guys who make the real ones. I'm sure kids in America that play and want authentic stuff will buy this up, I know I would... If I didn't/couldn't own the real thingJust for the coolness factor anyway, I'm surprised they showed one actually breaking during the video... Or was that a different competitors air-soft AK?
In accordance to here (Page 10/12) they address it as radar
Anyway, the real threat to the stealth will be th IRST system on the PAK FA. With newer and better technology, will allow the irst performance to increase.
Was about ready to verbally slap you for posting air-soft stuff on this page. Then I saw it was Izhmash making these, very smart on their part for diving into the air-soft realm. Not that I care, nor play. But who better to make AK, SVD, etc air-soft guns then the guys who make the real ones. I'm sure kids in America that play and want authentic stuff will buy this up, I know I would... If I didn't/couldn't own the real thing
The one that broke was a chinese airsoft AK, the video shows Izhmash AKs being used to open doors with the buttstock, or as a ladder or to carry a "wounded" comrade, the text below states: do not attempt this with a chinese production airsoft AK. Anyway its good news for all Airsoft and AK fans, who for some reason cant afford the real thing, or for those who want their reenactment/airsoft gear to be as authentic as possible.
Soyuz 2-1v on launch pad in Plesetsk:
http://www.forum-conquete-spatiale.f...ouz-21v#272444
September 5, 2012. TV OTV (Ekaterinburg). At JSC "Ural Works of Civil Aviation" began assembling UAVs. Customers, presumably - the police and the EMERCOM.
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September 5, 2012. Russia, Moscow region, firing ground Alabino. 52 BTR-82А acted on arms of the 27th Guards Sevastopol brigade.
Last edited by Raden5; 09-05-2012 at 07:29 AM.
Sure they are L-band aesa arrays but not radars
Take-off.ru's report on MAKS 2011 mentioned NIIP aesa array (radar) for Pak-Fa and the L-band aesa array in the same line. Just two paragraphs down the article was the description of the arrays,
Other novelties from GRPZ at MAKS 2011 were the4283E AESA two-band digital IFF interroga-tor and 4280MSE multifunction integratedIFF responder.
http://www.scribd.com/doc/78980598/P...-Russian-Plane
(pg 28)
September 5, 2012. Russia, Krasnodar Krai, firing ground Mol'kino. Tactical exercises of the artillery of the southern military district.
Looks like the IAI Searchers are being finally assembled.
"JSC «Ural works of civil aviation» carry on its repair activity on its own technical and production grounds. The company organizes the joint production of UAV developed by IAI (Israel). .... Group of companies projects in the field of development unmanned information complexes in the interest of commercial customers and HLS services." (C)
The exposition UZGA at a Interpolitex.
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