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[EagleEyes]

About F-7PG

The Chengdu J-7 (export versions are designated F-7) is a People's Republic of China-built fighter jet derived from the Russian MiG-21. It is still produced today, and serves in the Air Forces of numerous nations. It is an updated version of the original MiG-21 with more modern avionics and weaponry. It serves mostly as an interceptor in the air forces that operate it.

With what radar does our F-7PGs are equipped with I dont know, but i think it is probably Grifo M multimode radar, which Mirages are equipped with.

If any one knows please share.

 

[Owais]

J-7G

The improved J-7G first flew in 2002 and entered service in early 2003. At least 20 aircraft had been delivered to the PLAAF by October 2004. The J-7G is based on the J-7E airframe and powerplant, but upgraded with improved avionic equipment for better all-weather combat capability. The J-7G is fitted with a new indigenous pulse-Doppler fire-control radar, which is said to be a Chinese copy of the Israeli EL/M2001 optimised for PL-8B and PL-5C short-range AAMs. A new electronic countermeasures (ECM) suite includes a Type-III all aspect radar warning receiver (RWR) and chaff/flare dispenser.

The J-7G also features a one-piece front canopy to give pilot better view in close combat. A new type of communications antenna is located hehind the canopy. Additionally the J-7G might also be fitted with hamlet-mounted sight (HMS) for close air combat. As a result of the increased avionics weight, the J-7G has to remove one of its 30mm cannons, leaving only one cannon with 60 rounds.

DESIGN

The unique double-delta-shape wing of the J-7E designed by Northwest Polytechnic University (NPU) has a slightly larger wingspan and wing area, giving the J-7E a bigger internal fuel capacity and better manoeuvrability. The original WP-7B turbojet was replaced by an improved WP-13F. The J-7E is comparable in manoeuvrability and general performance to early versions of the F-16A/B, and can make a serious challenge to any modern fighter aircraft in a 'dog fight' air combat.

WEAPONS

Fixed weapon includes two 30mm Type 30-1 cannon with 60 rounds per gun in the lower sides of the fuselage. The J-7G only has one 30mm cannon. Four under-wing stores stations can carry up to 2,000kg of disposable stores (each unit rated at 500kg), typical weapons are PL-8, and PL-9 short-range AAMs, free-fall weapons such as 500, 250, 100 and 50kg bombs, and multiple launchers each carrying twelve 55mm or seven 90mm unguided rockets. Centre fuselage station and two outboard wing stations are pumped to carry 720 litre drop tanks.

AVIONICS

Avionics configuration varies on different variants.

Fire-control: Three options are available for the fire-control radar on J-7E/F-7MG series:

(1) The GEC-Marconi Super Skyranger PD fire-control radar, X-band, detect-range of 15km, look-down, shoot-down, track up to 8 targets simultaneously.

(2) The Italian Grifo-7 fire-control radar, I-band, detect-range of 55km.

(3) Indigenous Type 226 PD fire-control radar (J-7E).

(4) New indigenous PD fire-control radar (J-7G)

If necessary, the J-7E could also easily adopt the helmet-mounted sight (HMS) for better combat effectiveness.

Flight: WL-7 radio compass; 0101 HR A2 altitude radio altimeter; LTC-2 horizon gyro; XS-6 marker beacon receiver; VOR; Distance Measure Equipment (DME); Instrument Landing System (ILS), TAKAN navigation system.

Self-defence: South-West China Research Institute of Electronic Equipment KG-8602 RWR interfaced with the South-West China Research Institute of Electronic Equipment KG-8605 internal radar noise jammer and China National Import and Export Corporation GT-1 chaff/flare dispenser, and Type-602 'Odd Rods' IFF.

Avionics upgrades include a new head-up display (HUD), radar warning receiver (RWR), air data computer, GPS and inertial navigation system (INS), and a new pulse-Doppler fire-control radar based on Russian or Israeli technology.

POWERPLANT

One Liyang (LMC) Wopen-13F (R-13-300) turbojet rated at 44.1kN dry and 66.7kN with afterburning. Nose air inlet.

SPECIFICATIONS

Crew: 1
Dimensions: Wingspan: 8.32m; Length: 14.885m; Height: 4.103m
Weight: Empty: 5,292kg; Normal take-off: 7,540kg; Maximum take-off: 9,100kg
Max Speed: Mach 2.0
Radius: (Long-range interception with two AAMs and three 720 liter drop tanks at speed of Mach 1.5) 850km; (Interception with two bombs and three 720 liter drop tanks, lo-lo-hi) 550km
Range: ferry range 2,200km
Service Ceiling: 18,800m
Max Climb Rate: 195m/s (sea level)
G limit: -3 to +8 (5,000 m)

http://www.sinodefence.com/airforce/fighter/j7e.asp

 

[Thunder Omni Role]

You revive centuries old thread to troll and flame off topic? Mods request you to send this waste of bandwidth back into cyberspace.

 

[ANG]

Hi, according to this post Sweden has banned future weapons exports to Pakistan. So before you knock the JF-17, be grateful that it is available, because the Griphen certainly is not. Pakistan should spend its funds on future upgrades of the JF-17 and get the J-10B or J11B. Buying anything from the West is prone to sanctions. Thanks!

Swedish Arms Exports Rose 7 Percent in 2009 - Defense News

Swedish Arms Exports Rose 7 Percent in 2009
By GERARD O'DWYER
Published: 10 Mar 2010 14:13 Print | EmailHELSINKI - Sweden's weapon exports rose 7 percent compared with 2008 to $1.9 billion in 2009, the Inspektionen for Strategiska Produkter (ISP), the country's state agency for nonproliferation and export controls, said.

The ISP's report, released on March 8, rates the 7 percent increase as the highest annual percentage growth since the organization began monitoring weapon exports in 1996. The ISP controls the export of equipment, including dual civilian and military products and systems.


The leading five export destinations in 2009 were the Netherlands, $352 million; South Africa, $240 million; Pakistan, $197 million; Finland, $140 million; and Britain, $127 million.

The report noted that the majority of Sweden's exports in 2009 went to markets in the European Union, as well as to the country's "established partners," including the United States and South Africa. Together, these accounted for 80 percent of all exports.

Weapon exports to other markets, including Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and Thailand, continued in 2009, ISP said. Sweden banned new arms sales to Pakistan in 2007, but continues to fulfill contract obligations relating to Erieye, said Andreas Ekman, the ISP's director general.

"We continue to honor contracts agreed before 2007 until they run out," said Ekman.

Significant exports included the sale of the Combat Vehicle 90 to the Netherlands and the JAS 39 Gripen aircraft to South Africa. A total of 53 percent of Sweden's weapon exports were sold to European countries, including EU members and Norway and Switzerland.

Apart from the United States and South Africa, the 27 percent of weapons exports sold to established partners outside the European Union included Australia, Canada, South Korea and Singapore.

Exports constituting 20 percent of the total for 2009 were sold to some 20 other countries, including Pakistan, $197 million; India, $126 million; Malaysia, $18 million; Thailand, $11.4 million; and the United Arab Emirates, $9 million.

 

[Frankenstein]

J1OB, GRIPEN, JF17, J11

 

[Thunder Omni Role]

J1OB, GRIPEN, JF17, J11

Logistical suicide, case of sugar poisoning. I think time for Gripen is past. J-11 is completely unneccessary and just a re-badged Cy-27 which already PAF rejected in the past for the same reasons. J-10B we will see and end up buying it but already that is enough 4th generation. Time to work on 5th with Chinese in some way to guarantee hurried delivery.

 

[S-A-B-E-R->]

hey y not spend on total up grade of more then a 100 mirages ..a compleat structural re designe to make it more stealthy and a few modren aveonics locally produced ..we can turn this aircraft in a dedicated radar sam and ship destroyer with capability of carryitn anti radiation,ship and cruze missles...believe me in modren combat situation thin role will be much better for this aircraft ...also we ll have more advance fighters(f16,jf17) worrying about the enemy ac then radar or sam threats ...plz comment ...

 

[Frankenstein]

wet dreams...

As we say in urdu 'Dog's tail is never straight', ur trolling in every thread arent you, Mods needs to take serious action over here

 

[rubyjackass]

Isn't it simple? J-XX.
Any other fighter is just a matter of dreams. I am sorry to say this but thats the ground reality, don't blame it on my nationality.

 

[aks]

Isn't it simple? J-XX.
Any other fighter is just a matter of dreams. I am sorry to say this but thats the ground reality, don't blame it on my nationality.

indians knows each n every ground reality

 

[Peregrine]

Hi,
what ever Indians procure in MMRCA i am sure J-10B with its certain features like TVC engine, AESA radar will be able to handle pretty well, so that is already covered. a matter to ponder upon is to counter India acquiring 5th generation fighter jets, for that Pakistan apparently will have two options j-xx or if the americans will be willing than JSF.

 

[Myth_buster_1]

dude u living in hell lot of dreams .hvnt heard abt the indian mmrca deal .ur choice of fighter planes are dependent on the indian mmrca deal. we hv the higher authority while choosing .u only get wat we reject

Lol so if IAF rejects EF Rafale or Gripen and chose SH then it means IAF has chosen a superior platform over inferior ones?

 

[Myth_buster_1]

ohhh....pakistan should not worry about this...because when india will got his own mca and fgfa then usa and china will donate their some old fighter aircraft to pakistan...

Lol when IAF inducts LCA final version that will be worth calling a 4.5 generation with AESA and other goodies after 2020 only then MCA will be in picture of testing haha.

 

[ice_man]

ohhh....pakistan should not worry about this...because when india will got his own mca and fgfa then usa and china will donate their some old fighter aircraft to pakistan...

when india gets MCAFGFA ALL OF PAKISTANI would know the ALPHABETS & by then SUNNY DEOL will get too old to fight so we will just show india the finger!!

MODS please close this lousy nonesense thread!!!

 

[RameeX Xaved]

yeahh, and india will get a great technological advantage by adding in their fleet the SDSJ (sooper dooper shakti jahaz) which will be invisible to even a naked eye..it will also somehow hide in clouds even over rajhastan deserts!!
DRDO has been secretly building this machine from the time of independence and now its there!