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Hi @Shabi1 There are certain fallacies in your argument- 1) Your argument is based on the "assumption" that babur-3 was in fact launched off agosta-90. This assumption unfortunately hasnt been proved yet. 2) I wonder, are you really that naive? You believe that French would hand over their...

Hi, It is really amazing that you choose to believe in uncited, fanboyish piece of youtube video wherein the author is blindly narrating a story. If you really wanted to know in-dept of your nuclear program then read books written by credible people like Adrian Levy. His book deception will tell...

Hi Shaheen Missile! Theoretically it is possible however practically not so much. I will try to explain my reason. Kindly note, my observations are based on engineering realities and should not be taken as bashing. Firstly, we must understand that a CM is basically a kind of UAV. It needs GPS...

Hi Shaheen! This is one of very important moments in the history of India's tactical missile development. Of course, the air launched version will not have any booster. It is going to be India's equivalent of Meteor. However we must not be carried away by just the first trial, this trial was...

Hi @The Accountant Yes, I can read and write urdu- a language I learnt when I was a kid. As for the video though I believe it is a work of fanboys.

Of course of course-- normal rules of research and industries do not apply to Pakistan. I know. I was talking to a brick. Anyways keep believing what you've been led to believe. The rest of the world-- those who actually do genuine work knows the status of actual R&D in Pakistan. Let me make it...

I was about to pass of this thread but then seeing at your gigantic stupidity, I had to comment. Are you for real? Like really, real? Sometimes I wonder, do Pakistanis really know anything about quality research? No wonder the general contribution of Pakistan in top notch places is abysmally...

Hi @jamahir I no longer work in the domain of radars, however based on my knowledge of radio telescopes, they are giant receivers-- many of them. The principle is very simple, they focus all the antenna towards one very very tiny section of sky and receive data. The major problem here in...

Hi @denel The choice I made was more to do with my competency than any other factor. My background of control systems engineering was more in line with flight controls etc. Of late AESA radar research has picked up a lot of pace and LRDE(the Premier research lab with couple of patents in TR...

@denel I was once interested in radars and did an intern on passive phased array radar. I unfortunately did not continue that field and instead choose flight dynamics and control. My research basically involves thrust vectored aerial vehicles and their GNC problem.

Hi @denel What is your area of expertise? I mean what field are you pursuing your PhD in? I'm pursuing my research in Flight dynamics and control(with interest in nonlinear and intelligent control like adaptive fuzzy control, adaptive neural networks etc) and have papers published at AIAA or...

Hi @denel You're wasting your time asking or even talking about research here. Believe me, the general audience here would prefer to believe in conspiracy theories than hard scientific facts. Many find it excruciatingly embarrassing to even talk about research here--they simply avoid this topic...

Hi @denel There are many indian authors of international repute --a few of them are nothing short of gems-- search T padmanabham and watch his lectures on general theory of relativity. He's so mesmerizing. He's got more than 17000 citations!

Actually some of his points are true. However I am afraid he takes internet chatter way too seriously that's all. No I'm not confused my friend, I know what I'm talking about. Did you not read--"LRDE's Arudhra"? Digital AESA-yes, GaN-No. Hi @randomradio What makes you think I'm oblivious to...

Hi @Cookie Monster It is sheer delusion if anyone believes that US will hand over the tech of F-35 on platter. Anyways, my point is India has perfected the GaAs based AESA radars--both hardware and associated software and now working on GaN based T/R modules. GaAs based AESAs are already being...

Hi @chengdusudise It is a very elaborate question and I would like you to take a hollistic view of the situation. There is no doubt that China is very much ahead of India in quantity and bulk of research. However in certain areas, the gap between India and China is not as huge as you believe it...

Hi @randomradio The radar in question is not equipped with GaN T/R modules. It has traditional GaAs modules only. According the Dr Christopher, they are still perfecting the GaN T/R modules technology. For now they have achieved figures like 40W/transmitter whereas their goal is to boost this...

That is correct.

Unfortunately people do not know the research prowess of the small country called Israel. Their research in almost every field of science is on par with the giants like US etc. In terms of quality they are ahead of players like China, India etc.