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Mard e mujahid mindset is not a hurdle in the way of modern technology acquisition and progress rather it is the spirit with which Muslims have fought wars for the 1400 years. I say, we still need to revive that mindset bcz it is severely lacking in the new age officers of Pakistan army.

See the doc asap. Considering we have dengue fever on the rise again, report to ur doc urgently. Get well soon.

Dude, it's fair that Pakistani economy can't be compared to yours atm BUT you do have more jobless, skill less, homeless and below poverty line folks than many Pakistans combined.

Why are you so sure that 'the support' will be China fighting Pakistan's war against India? Chinese love their economy and would never go to war for another country. The nature of this 'support' is purposefully kept ambigious to keep the Indians guessing and thus deterring them from going...

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Morale boosters are not BS.

I consider these type of comments are mere morale boosters. And that's exactly how many feel after hearing such remarks. I wish, however, that these remarks are true. How Pakistan has first shoot capability while India does not is not easy to understand. We might be equally capable as them...

That, we don't have. (Untill now)

As Pakistanis, we should be the last ones to pass comments on someone else's economy. Koi sharam hoti hai. India's export stand at $350 billion. Ours? $24 billion. That should be enough to introspect for the people of intellect. While they are failing to land on moon, we are failing to...

This kind of stupid news serves well both ways: 1) Establish a scarecrow in the shape of Pak Army to fool Indian masses. 2) Fool foolish Pakistanis into feel good vibes that somehow Pak army is so relevant and a thorn in enemy's back.

You see, no one answered the questions of the OP. And THAT is the answer to your question OP.

Probably you'll need a lot more heat transfer surface area (which means a lot more space might be required even if fins are used) if you want the entire heat transfer through air. Whereas, liquid heat transfer might be more thermally efficient (as you mentioned) in lesser space.

Space constraints appear to be more of an issue than JF-17's current power plant capacity.

By heat exhangers I meant heat exchanging medium i.e liquid cooled. Blk2s and 1s can't have those liquid cooled AESA models.

I heard the blk1s and blks2s have space issues and can't accomodate AESA radar with its required heat exchangers. Also, AESA requires a more powerful powerplant.

Without AESA, how can JF-17B be an equivalent to blk3?

Given blk 3 is going to be the mainstay, the decision to have only 50 units is not easy to understand. These too, will arrive at the end of 2024 (complete arrival). It means 5 years from now, we have only 50 blk3s. Given the uncertainity with F16s, their upgradation to V standards and the...

In the event of Ind attack on GB, what kind of support do you expect from the Chinese?

We had nuke capable missiles before too and that didn't stop India from doing in Kashmir what it has done.

Many people who are 'grateful' after this test like you are forgetting that normally most of the members here are happy about all missile tests. The fact that they're disappointed shows that this test shouldn't have been painted as a 'surprise' and brute punch to India in the context of the...