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Would love it. Some of them are on discord but I’m not sure if they can run a server.
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If there is one it’s news to me though it might be possible to get one through legal means As I understand it from reading Billion Dollar Spy, Tolkachev only compromised the specs of N019’s target recognition system and made the CIA aware it existed. Most of the hard documents he provided were related to various versions of SAPFIR and ZASLON. I do recall reading that N019 was pretty poor against ECM pods of the era.
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Didn’t the RDI enter service in 1987? I know the mirage 2000C has some extra 90s add ons but it’s still pretty fundamentally similar to the late 80s aircraft. The mirage 2000 RDM were never really wanted children (the French were arm twisted into buying to boost export prospects) and cast off to Djibouti and as far as I know not really planned for the defense of France in a Cold War gone hot. RDM had lots of issues that I don’t know if were actually resolved by the time RDI entered service. RDM is also pretty similar to the F-1 radar and used the super 530f in French service (while export aircraft got the D) and the two are probably very similar as BVR platforms. With the smaller engine they had performance somewhat between the F-1 and big engine mirage.
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Good News, this prove we may one day get J-10 in DCS.
F-2 replied to PLAAF's topic in Deka Ironwork Simulations
Some Targeting pod footage https://alert5.com/2016/08/10/planaf-j-10ah-with-kjdc01-targeting-pod-and-ls500j-lgb/ J-10a and early b used Sura -
I guess nothing about F-16XL is any worse than J-8PP. Just remember that the flight control was in a rough state at the time of completion. I think the prototype had F-16A avionics but I heard block 25 as well. I don’t think ED wants to do this project but no reason an interested group couldn’t.
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Good News, this prove we may one day get J-10 in DCS.
F-2 replied to PLAAF's topic in Deka Ironwork Simulations
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I don’t see why it matters if the F3R uses AESA when we have several options to use PESA doing a computerized RCS study isn’t different from doing a computerized CFD study. It’s a pretty common tool, in fact I’m fairly sure all stealth aircraft produced to date were designed by computer. The Rafale doesn’t incorporate stealth shaping to anywhere it should drastically deviate from any aircraft of contemporary age in game today. Im only saying that as far as DCS is concerned nothing about the Rafale’s EW suite should be that different from the Hornet, Viper, JF-17, and probably Eurofighter. EW is simplified and there exists some fairly detailed articles on how the system works, including a pretty interesting paper by the author.
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The Rafale F1 F2 and F3 used a PESA radar. As for RCS it’s not a stealth design and their are RCS https://basicsaboutaerodynamicsandavionics.wordpress.com/2023/04/08/rafale-radar-scattering-simulation/ as for EM, I don’t see that as any different then any other aircraft in dcs 80s-2000s.
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Good News, this prove we may one day get J-10 in DCS.
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I thought they did https://www.janes.com/amp/qatar-receives-meteor-missiles-nh90-helos/ZnlJK3dHVU9mZ28xajRJVkc5dVI5VFp1cVMwPQ2 https://www.flightglobal.com/defence/qatar-takes-delivery-of-first-typhoon-ahead-of-world-cup-duty/149851.article https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/this-is-our-first-look-at-a-typhoon-fighter-jet-in-qatari-colors -
Good News, this prove we may one day get J-10 in DCS.
F-2 replied to PLAAF's topic in Deka Ironwork Simulations
https://defencepk.com/forums/threads/paf-j-10c-news-updates-and-discussion.18/page-26#post-56655 this source “Be Dazzled” is PAF connected and has a pretty good track record of being correct. J-10C winning 4 of 6 BVR engagements over Qatari Typhoons. Captor-E MK-0 vs J-10CE AESA PL-15 vs Meteor. would love to get any kind of J-10 some day. -
I’m interested to get a look at the new external model. I hope for the BS3 treatment.
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The radar on the J-8H/F is actually not secret and it’s easy to get info on (it’s almost identical to apg-66). It seems cockpit functionality is the issue.
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Different rolls, air superiority vs multirole.
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PL-8 is heavy, like AMRAAM weight
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Yea I have no idea if it would ever actually be possible, I figure no harm in asking, for the same reason we have the KA-50 and Sukhoi potentially being open to it. my favorite Su-27m video
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Supposedly they cooperated in the past on an Su-27m sim. http://www.migman.com/sw/su-35/Su-35.php apparently as of a few years ago Sukhoi was up to cooperate. maybe not on an in service aircraft but something analog to the KA-50 with a developed aircraft like the Su-27m.
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Good News, this prove we may one day get J-10 in DCS.
F-2 replied to PLAAF's topic in Deka Ironwork Simulations
Yes J-10 avonics are similar to JF-17 from the J-10B simulator https://imgur.com/M4hE4gG https://imgur.com/umQoSe1 https://imgur.com/6h5YzWO https://imgur.com/FH5XLmt J-10CE has a similar physical layout even the J-10a is pretty similar https://www.secretprojects.co.uk/attachments/02c5300c-4f51-4431-bf43-e2a30badafbc-jpeg.695365/ of course the 800 pound gorilla in the room for a J-10CE is the AESA radar. -
I always liked the looks of this plane
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This request is inspired by Ninelines post in the F-20 thread I’ve always loved the Su-27M. This post got me thinking, if we can’t have a two seat Ka-52 but could have a limited service single seat Ka-50, might an Su-27m be ok? The Su-27m is more or less a single seat Su-30sm in terms of role. Some points. Su-27m would probably have similar performance to an Su-33 but slightly less draggy airframe and higher G limit. Same fly by wire system. Shouldn't effect demand for air superiority Flanker like Su-27 or Su-30mkk. Has a multimode plantar array radar, N011 bars, the mechanical scan version of the N011m pesa used on the SM (last two aircraft had pesa bars as well). Native R-77 compatible compared to J-11 jerry rigged solution. has support for a large array of Soviet air to ground weapons. Most development was Soviet rather then Russian, seems to effect how doable aircraft are. in addition to prototypes and preproduction aircraft, three production jets were produced and operated by the Russian Air Force for a few years, same number as Su-25T. anyway not sure how plausible it is but I thought I would suggest it.
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[FIXED WING] MIKOYAN-GUREVICH MiG-25P (DATA DUMP THREAD)
F-2 replied to SOLIDKREATE's topic in DCS Core Wish List
https://aviationarchives.blogspot.com/2024/01/mig-25pdpds-combat-employment-manual.html?m=1 MIG-25PD weapons employment -
From Gums F-16.net https://www.f-16.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=46&t=58859 https://www.f-16.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=46&t=56068 “NFAF-228 F-20 Tigershark” by Paul Metz apparently has some performance charts
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CIA has the F-13 and a number of other mig manuals on their website
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I thought about this a few time. I believe it is correct but our mirage does have a more powerful engine then the India mirage did at the time, I don’t know if that can or cannot make the difference in sustained turning. Mig has excellent thrust to weight but is a draggy design and suffers somewhat in sustained turning. On the other hand the mirage is a delta wing and even with the new engine it doesn’t match the migs thrust. It does however have relaxed stability with its fly by wire which cuts down on drag in a turn. I’m not sure, I think with the new engine the mirage an fulcrum should be comparable. the instantaneous turn rate is interesting. If the fulcrum did show itself to have a higher instantaneous turn rate in testing it wouldn’t matter if the engine changed. Both aircraft have excellent ITR, though I heard from a Fulcrum pilot it’s difficult to fully exploit (he also fought the mirage and was disappointed by it). I don’t know if the Fulcrum is under performing or the mirage over performing.
