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Yes, a souped up J-10 can compete with the Su-30MKI. But J-10 itself is a lo combination to the Chinese Su-30MKK.
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Yes but there are not that many BVR's on one MKI and if MKI did fire its BVR from 50KM than there is enough time for JF-17 to fire his own.Yes, but i think it was posted by adux that the MKI can track around 15 or 16 targets.
Now that is youre refuge.Currently India has longer ranged missile, but yet susceptible to simple ECMs. The Su-30 won't have such a simple task to avoid the Aim-120 once its fired.
Yes, but the AWACS will not be guiding the missile it will have to be the fighters own radar
And IAF will also have AWACS coverage mate.
And JF-17 is yet to be inducted in PAF in sizable numbers, it will take a LOONG time before AESA radars are fitted on JF-17.
Theoretically, it can be done, however its not been done till now.I would like to know about that actually. As far as i know. The helmet mounted cuing system is the one which guides the missile, radar only detects the plane. Missile can be fired via data link with AEW&Cs.
Of course IAF will have AWACS coverage too, but again will it operate in the enemy's territory? Or does AWACS justify that it will be the Su-30MKI which will only have the first kill? It seems pretty ludicrous to deny such that.
It has a lot to do with everything. We are not wishing that let this plane have this upgrade or that upgrade. We'r talking what is actually going to be bought or might be bought in the near future.Agreed, but in the scenario we are discussing. It has nothing to do with anything.
LondoMolari animated thing....Oh god...is that little idiotic yet brilliantly done piece still floating around.
Dude, JF-17 cant do jack against the MKI's. So just leave it and go buy some J-10's or j-XXXXX
J-17 has highly maneuvrable frame, and as explained above, ASEA and AIM can make it as leathal as any late 4th gen. aircraft.
J-10 I believe is a different horse, primarily for strike role and JF-17 is more of interceptor.
In a one choice senario JF-17 should be prefered because inherintly it is a multirole role, with conformal tanks or in-air fuel probes it can undertake strike role very effectively.