I bet if Indian unveil their domestic AESA radar, it will look the same tooAll properties are stolen - Karl Marx
But they are too thick skinned to admit it.
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I bet if Indian unveil their domestic AESA radar, it will look the same tooAll properties are stolen - Karl Marx
Don't tell methe elta el/m 2052
that's such a blatant copy of our ELTA radar even the LRUs design and placement is exact i bet even the number of screws would be exact gotta say though with begrudging respect but you chinese are one heck of a plagiarists.
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not allegedly when it looks the exact same the only question is does it performs the same? i only see 2 processing units from the pictures assuming chinese are using the latest in terms of chips what is available to ELTA and other non chinese manufactures it approximately may have around 800-900 T/R modules in POP or packet on packet arrangement anything more than that is a hogwash and impractical too since you are bottlenecked by the processing chips detecting is only half the job calculating the co-ordinates in real time and managing everything is a bigger challenge.Allegedly the ELM-2052.
karl marx was a idiot he also said that Islam divides the world into two, into the believers of Islam and into the rest, and that Islam wages a perpetual war on the restAll properties are stolen - Karl Marx
yes and there were lot of other things supplied to china along with the partial algorithms which they must have implemented in their other systems
Allegedly the ELM-2052.
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i work for the same contractor that supplied you everything that you claim as yours today i was able to tell it was a AESA without knowing chinese just because it is based on the same modular design on which majority of elta AESA platforms are based on.I bet if Indian unveil their domestic AESA radar, it will look the same too
But they are too thick skinned to admit it.
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I bet if Indian unveil their domestic AESA radar, it will look the same too
But they are too thick skinned to admit it.
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170KM is that for transport planes????The radar's operational distance is 170km.
What the feck are you on about? You should stay mute If you can't read Chinese
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The radar's operational distance is 170km.
What the feck are you on about? You should stay mute If you can't read Chinese
if it's anywhere near the level of the performance of ELM 2052 it will be much better than the block 52 radars its range or might i say raw range might be less in terms of distance but AESA has much more clear picture of the battlespace and its highly prone to jamming or electronic warfare which mechanical radars absolutely gets outmatched against so yeah it will be a really good addition in pakistani arsenal though i would say selex would be a absolute game changer if you guys can partner with them.Is it better then the Radar's on our F-16 Block 52?
and does that fit in the JF-17 Nose cone?
Stop yr BS, you are probably just a waiter at a cafe.i work for the same contractor that supplied you everything that you claim as yours today i was able to tell it was a AESA without knowing chinese just because it is based on the same modular design on which majority of elta AESA platforms are based on.
its exactly same down to every single node you might think you're smart stealing while rest of the modern non CCP world disagrees with you.
PS you chinese might want to copy some manners from others though?? :/
Well that's an opinion of an Indian...so it doesn't affect the reality. But the difference between China and India is that even if Chinese copy, they know their stuff and are able to do it successfully but you Indians fail and fail terribly...the classic example is Tejasthat's such a blatant copy of our ELTA radar even the LRUs design and placement is exact i bet even the number of screws would be exact gotta say though with begrudging respect but you chinese are one heck of a plagiarists.