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New bird without the AESA? I thought the new J-10's had AESA and it was in the current batch?
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New bird without the AESA? I thought the new J-10's had AESA and it was in the current batch?
Sinodefence.comI am having a debate with another Pakistani who claims that J-10 B doesn't have AESA and till now even PLA doesn't have single squadron of J-10 B so guys please I need details.
@Chinese-Dragon @ChineseTiger1986 @Beast
Indeed, J-10B is still not in service yet but not becos of AESA radar but waiting for the domestic 14000KN engine which just approved for production.I am having a debate with another Pakistani who claims that J-10 B doesn't have AESA and till now even PLA doesn't have single squadron of J-10 B so guys please I need details.
@Chinese-Dragon @ChineseTiger1986 @Beast
Okay but what AESA radar J-10 B hasIndeed, J-10B is still not in service yet but not becos of AESA radar but waiting for the domestic 14000KN engine which just approved for production.
Indeed, J-10B is still not in service yet but not becos of AESA radar but waiting for the domestic 14000KN engine which just approved for production.
Are You sure !??
I thought this is in regard to the next version J-10C, since the J-10B is already operational within the FTTC's 170. Brigade and - even if not confirmed - a regiment within the 2. Fighter Division.
However all still powered by AL-31FN Series III.
Deino
That's what every chinese news outlet.....Are You sure !??
I thought this is in regard to the next version J-10C, since the J-10B is already operational within the FTTC's 170. Brigade and - even if not confirmed - a regiment within the 2. Fighter Division.
However all still powered by AL-31FN Series III.
Deino
That's what every chinese news outlet.....
No its not in service. Not even a serial number spotted despite being in grey PLAAF color.Are You sure !??
I thought this is in regard to the next version J-10C, since the J-10B is already operational within the FTTC's 170. Brigade and - even if not confirmed - a regiment within the 2. Fighter Division.
However all still powered by AL-31FN Series III.
Deino
And what's wrong then ??
I know that the Chinese media quite often reports this and that and even more the uninformed western media picks up immediately the most scary news just to draw an image of "danker from the east" ... the best proof however to be sure that an aircraft is in service is to know their serials since then You can identify its unit.
Quite typically and IMO - at least for my own research on the PLAAF's units the most difficult part is to find confirmed serials. Just take a look, we know that the Y-8GX-6 has been spotted in service, the first serial J-16s were spotted ... and the J-10B is not different.
Deino
A row of 14 J-10B fighters at the Chengdu Aircraft Corporation airfield seen before their deploymenAnd what's wrong then ??
I know that the Chinese media quite often reports this and that and even more the uninformed western media picks up immediately the most scary news just to draw an image of "danker from the east" ... the best proof however to be sure that an aircraft is in service is to know their serials since then You can identify its unit.
Quite typically and IMO - at least for my own research on the PLAAF's units the most difficult part is to find confirmed serials. Just take a look, we know that the Y-8GX-6 has been spotted in service, the first serial J-16s were spotted ... and the J-10B is not different.
Deino
No its not in service. Not even a serial number spotted despite being in grey PLAAF color.