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Plans for Advanced Medium Combat Aircraft

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Well, Do we have the RCS Chambers???? which would provide a free-space environment for radar cross section measurements of aircraft structures to determine the "stealth" characteristics of the design....
 
Well, Do we have the RCS Chambers???? which would provide a free-space environment for radar cross section measurements of aircraft structures to determine the "stealth" characteristics of the design....

It can be simulated in computers....the time Raptor was designed the Computers werent as good and so the full scale aircraft had to go to the specially built anechoic chambers. So I think it is not a big issue to sort out.
 
It can be simulated in computers....the time Raptor was designed the Computers werent as good and so the full scale aircraft had to go to the specially built anechoic chambers. So I think it is not a big issue to sort out.

well I guess not, Coz even the F-35's are tested In anechoic Chamber...
 
ISRO has anechoic chamber , this is ISRO's anechoic chamber Testing GSAT 4
, But I doubt DRDO has it
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They had it and so they tested it..we dont have it so we will simulate it....

hmnnnn..... But for Best results It would be recommended to Build One for DRDO or Use ISRO's if its big eniugh
 
hmnnnn..... But for Best results It would be recommended to Build One for DRDO or Use ISRO's if its big eniugh

LRDE has one and seems like ADA has one..It has already been developed by DRDO as late as 2009.
 
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India will spend $2 billion in the next 18 months to indigenously develop its new generation stealth fighter, said an Indian defense official. “The government will approve $2 billion for the development of the new generation stealth fighter called the Advanced Medium Combat Aircraft (AMCA) in the next eighteen months, including developing two technology demonstrators and seven prototypes,” local newspaper Business Standard quoted Subramanyam, Director of the Aeronautical Development Agency (ADA) in the Ministry of Defense as saying on Sunday. “We have received the government-sanctioned fund of more than $20 million,” he added. The AMCA would be designed by the standard of the world’s present fifth generation fighters, so as to shorten the gap of the advanced fighters between India and major aeronautical countries, he said. According to Subramanyam, the AMCA would be a twin-engine aircraft as the existing MiG-29 fighter with its total weight at about 20 tons. It will have a small radar cross-section, and all weapons will be placed in the internal bays to ensure the stealth effects. As designed, the fighter would be able to carry out multi- purpose tasks, including executing air-to-air combats with missiles and neutralizing the vital ground targets with the precision-guided weapons, he noted. The ADA would finish the definition of the AMCA’s technical and operational requirements and lay out the broad concepts for its development within about one and half a year, he said, adding that a maiden flight test is expected to be made by 2017. India is also reportedly to spend $6 billion to develop a type of the fifth generation fighters in partnership with Russia. The United States is one of the world’s major aeronautical countries with its most sophisticated stealth fighter F-22 entering service in the Air Force in December 2005. agencies
 
Jesus christ, why can't we just focus on getting the LCA up and running first?
 
Why cant India act like this on its Infrastructure?

Spending and Modernizing should go to Infra.
 
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