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Sir, Twin engines burn fuel as well, you see...
Twin engine jets are mostly so as they are designed to carry more payload, thus increasing their weight, and, in turn, increasing the amount of thrust needed to power them on. If the loadout on the single-engined and twin-engined jet is the same, then the twin-engined jet has an advantage... that it can carry more fuel (both as it is not fully loaded, and the fact that it has extra hardpoints for external tanks).
However, having less payload-carrying-capability should not limit the single-engined aircraft, as severely as you state, in deep strike missions.
Furthermore, I don't think it is standard practice in heavy-fighter equipped Airforces to switch off one engine in flight... I maybe wrong though. But even then, in case of a missile hit, the chances of survival for both types of aircraft are based on sheer luck.
Alright cupcake,
The single-engined fighters can travel and simultaneously hit the Northern,Eastern,Western and Southern Air commands of India without the need of external fuel pods and carrying it's full arsenal of weapons.Whereas,the SU-30 MKIs and MIG-29s will drop out of the sky because they will get starved of fuel.Satisfied?
You have your defense sources while I've lived the defense life.No offense,but I rather believe what our pilots have to state on the matter.
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Alright cupcake,
The single-engined fighters can travel and simultaneously hit the Northern,Eastern,Western and Southern Air commands of India without the need of external fuel pods and carrying full it's full arsenal of weapons.Whereas,the SU-30 MKIs and MIG-29s will drop out of the sky because they will get starved of fuel.Satisfied?
You have your defense sources while I've lived the defense life.No offense,but I rather believe what our pilots have to state on the matter.
last adition is block 2 of jf-17 is upcoming..
also many sources claim range of KLJ7 to be greater than 105 km and many sources claim zhuk me to be around 110 km..so even these ranges are approximate..
Zhuk-ME
currently many of your mig29 have much inferior radar..see the article on link ...it also state the range from 110-120..
regardlessly this has been extensively discussed in the thread
http://www.defence.pk/forums/jf-17-thunder/87290-klj-7-radar-thunder.html
OK.So we agree.lol.I mean,Who better to tell you about the combat aircraft than the dudes who fly it for a living eh!
You really think that a twin-engined jet could take on a single-engined fighter in a dogfight?Of course this would move into the pure speculation category but in my opinion if you cancel out the BVR radar lock and the two jets are sufficiently close enough for a dogfight,I think the single-engined jet would take it down.All the flight demonstrations that I've seen,the single-engined jet have clean-cut routines and the twin-engined ones are quite sluggish in that area.
Like I stated earlier,pure speculation.What do you think?
MiG-29 has a detection range of 120km for a target of 5 square meters compared to the KLJ-7 which is 105km for a target of 5 square meters go see Janes defense for this if you don't believe me or robosonexport's website
dude your telling me the KLJ-7 is better than the ZHUK-ME radar? my god what has this world come to
the max detection range for the KLJ-7 is not 105km read my posts carefully next time for a target of 5 square meters it is 105km
120km against 105km not to mention most modern aircraft like the MiG-29smt will have a RCS lower than 5 square meters you do the math 15km edge right there, and i find it funny how your so insecure to compare the JFT from the Gripen to the MiG-29SMT are you going to compare it to the SU30MKI next???
its discussed in detail, but if Mig-29 has lower rcs than 5m2 than JFT's rcs is lower than or equal to 1.5 to 1 m2, now you should do the math, who will detect who, first . . . . . ..
the JFT blk1 uses no composites at all in fact its airframe is all metal which means higher RCS provide a source that says the JFT rcs is 1.5 or 1 square meters
the JFT blk1 uses no composites at all in fact its airframe is all metal which means higher RCS provide a source that says the JFT rcs is 1.5 or 1 square meters
Frontal RCS is smaller than that of F-16s, DSI helps a great deal here, Mig will be at a disadvantage against JFT in terms of frontal RCS.
i think you r under obligation here to provide source(third party, reliable) for your words that Mig 29 has RCS lower than 5m2 beacuse you quoted it first . . . . . .
after that i will provide you my source . . . about JFT RCS . . . .
the early F-16 or the newer ones like blk52 blk 60? DSI helps a lot but use of composites would help even more as composites do not reflect radar waves
MiG-29 SMT will be equipped with good ECM and EW suite possibly better than that of the JFT
speculation.. nothing else.
future plans vs current abilities.