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You are pulling our legs !taygibay ji ,your link opens a p0rn site , i dont know how.
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You are pulling our legs !taygibay ji ,your link opens a p0rn site , i dont know how.
lol... No, he was right it didYou are pulling our legs !
Deliveries will commence in the first quarter of 2019, this is typical lazy journalism of the Indian media- Sept 2016 + 36 months= Sept 2019 but it is already speculated from the French side that Dassualt are targetting <30 months.
The delivery of 36 Rafale aircraft, weapons and associated equipment to India will commence from September 2019.(AP File Photo)
Updated: Feb 05, 2017 10:59 IST
http://www.hindustantimes.com/india...rafale-deal/story-Fdw0vSK5KnAs6CjwesIXiI.html
Details of the agreement signed between Indian and French authorities regarding supply of 36 Rafale aircraft cannot be disclosed as they are confidential in nature, the Air Force has said.
An Inter-Governmental Agreement was signed between the governments of India and France on September 23, 2016 for supply of the Rafale aircraft, initial consignment of weapons, long-term maintenance support through performance-based logistics, simulators with annual maintenance and associated equipment.
Replying to an RTI query, the Air Force said the details are held by it in fiduciary capacity.
The information sought is confidential in nature and public revelation of the same may lead to its subsequent availability to our adversaries, it said.
“Further, the information sought is also held in fiduciary capacity and no larger public interest is served by disclosure of such information. Hence, the same is denied,” the Air Force said in reply to the application filed by PTI.
The Defence Ministry was asked to provide copies of the agreement and price of the Rafale deal. The query was then forwarded to the Air Force for providing the reply.
The delivery of 36 Rafale aircraft, weapons and associated equipment to India will commence from September 2019. The deliveries are spread over two and half years, with the last aircraft delivery scheduled in April 2022.
Would take a guess and say the absence of the pilot tube on the nose, Thus indicating that this frame is fitted with the AESA Radar (either an upgrade of existing frame or an all new frame)So AeroIndia 2017 just ended and from that thread, I took out
this pic found by Abingdon :
Can anyone tell me what easily spottable difference is found here
if you compare with an image of The Rafale when it won MMRCA?
Hint : It was first showed at the first TEI in December 2015.
French members are asked not to take part in that quiz, OFC.
Read you soon, Tay.
So AeroIndia 2017 just ended and from that thread, I took out
this pic found by Abingdon :
Can anyone tell me what easily spottable difference is found here
if you compare with an image of The Rafale when it won MMRCA?
Hint : It was first showed at the first TEI in December 2015.
French members are asked not to take part in that quiz, OFC.
Read you soon, Tay.
couple of sensors/gadgets on intakes? Would you like to tell a bit about the same.
AH! They're certainly not gadgets but OK, what did you
find different about them, my good mate?
Tay.
Ah, shucks! Close but no cigar!
There were always Spectra elements in the air intakes
as well as on the canard sporting bulge!
The one by the canard is an GaN emitter and the one
on the intakes a RadarWarningReceiver.
Keep at it though, you're close, Tay.
But Nothing Visually that can we can see