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The root of the project goes back to the Mikoyan Design Bureau Project 33 followed by its amalgamation with the Chinese plans to further develop their own Mig-21 which evolved into the FC-1 project.
Ahh not this again. Mate, this has been discussed to death. JF-17 hasn't evolved from the Mig-33 project. I'd suggest you go through all the JF-17 mega threads (1-5). Lots of hidden info in them.
Ahh, but I would trust a source like Jane's which clearly states this fact.
Ahh, but I would trust a source like Jane's which clearly states this fact.
the "fact" ends at the similarity of the engine manufacturer. both planes (Mig 21 and JF -17) are of different role & size
but for the sake of the claim and arument I would say, wow what a transformation,
I've been on this forum long enough to see this claim being repeated again and again, and shot down each time. Once again, if you really care about the subject, go through the JF-17 threads (1 to 5)...you'll find a lot of info buried within.
That's true. Before 1995 MoU between us and China, the project they were pursuing was the Super-7 which is an upgraded Mig.
Wouldn't 130km from the Kanwa interview be more appropriate for the KLJ-7?
Thomson-CSF Detexis says that, in its most powerful form, the RC400 has only 20% less range than the RDY radar developed for the Mirage 2000-5 and -9, while weighing half as much, at around 115kg (250lb).
This configuration provides tracking of up to 24 targets, eight of which can be targeted simultaneously, with automatic prioritisation of four. The RC400's modularity enables it to be offered in less powerful versions, says de la Bourdonnaye.
The radar can track a 5m2 (55ft2) target in low-altitude/look-down mode at 100km (55nm) range, says the company, and air-to-ground ranging is possible down to a "few metres" accuracy.
"the ability to look up/down and shoot down") to a distance of up to 90 miles