Riz
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Thunder take off.
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Nice camera angle, indeed but the video reminds of PTv camera work at home, lol. Poor camera work made a mess of an otherwise very good camera angle.Take-off from recorded from the other side.
Same shot in HD/4K...(at Timecode - 6:04).Thunder take off.
French Engine maker 'Safran' presents the JF-17 during the Airshow.
Take-off from recorded from the other side.
French Engine maker 'Safran' presents the JF-17 during the Airshow.
Take-off from recorded from the other side.
Hornets and Rafaels are twin engined monsters, comparing them with JF17 is an intellectual dishonesty in the first place. Climb rate of JF17 is very impressive, given the fact that it is using a 40 years old Russian engine. Turning the aircraft in the 3rd axis will avoid stall or increase it, I am not sure. As per my knowledge max lift is provided when wings are parallel to the ground. May be some aerodynamics experts have different ideas.I wish Thunders could do this kind of climbs at start...can they do it i dont know?
think its a damn good climb at slow speed without building much speed. I dont see any problems. More TWR can surely help but even this should be good enough.
Hornets and Rafaels are twin engined monsters, comparing them with JF17 is an intellectual dishonesty in the first place. Climb rate of JF17 is very impressive, given the fact that it is using a 40 years old Russian engine. Turning the aircraft in the 3rd axis will avoid stall or increase it, I am not sure. As per my knowledge max lift is provided when wings are parallel to the ground. May be some aerodynamics experts have different ideas.
think its a damn good climb at slow speed without building much speed. I dont see any problems. More TWR can surely help but even this should be good enough.