PLAAF

Could you please share the manual with us in the meantime?

I heard that ED was planning to release the module in Q2 of this year. We only have 11 days left for Q2, so do we have any news?

Nah, that couldn't possibly be a PL-4 missile. Look at its wing, it carries PL-8. PL-8 entered production in 1988, while PL-4 was cancelled back in 1984. That missile is a PL-11. So, let's see: PL-11 entered service in 1992; PL-8 entered service in 1986; J-8B (the patch that started to use Doppler pulse radar and is capable of supporting BVR missiles)entered service in 1995. J-8D entered service a year later in 1996. J-8H entered service in 1997. J-8F entered service in the early 2000s. So, it can be B or D. It must be some kind of upgrade package that was introduced.

I recently found a source that claims that J-8H also has 2 wing fences on each wing. null But if that was the case, what is this then? I wonder, does that mean J-8H wasn't the first J-8 jet that was capable of carrying BVR missiles like the PL-11? If so, which variant was this? We need to find out because all single wing fence variants are retired. There maybe a chance for us to get the permission.

May I assume it will have the same RWR as F-4E or worse, since it is a much older jet?

So, what are these ED quality Standards? o_O? Now I am confused.

Match my quality standards?? o_O? I was requesting additional Chinese anti-air units. Anyway, do you have a link?

I see. Thanks for telling me, guys. So, how do ED decide which units will be accepted? What are their criteria?

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"Enviado desde mi CPH2197 mediante Tapatalk"? What are those? What about the 3D models of those vehicles and radars in the asset pack?

Hi @uboats, thanks for the fast reply. You mean include everything in the Chinese Asset pack and PL-11? If so, can you please include those vehicles and radars in your asset pack? Thanks for any consideration.

Hi @uboats , since you are making the PL-11 missile. Can you give us the HQ-64 as well, please? They are basically the same missile.

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Agree. Yak-3 is as iconic as the La-7. The German air force warned their pilots not to engage it at an altitude below 6000 meters.

Link please? When was this?