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It is in Russian...

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Any news about the second prototype first flight?

 

The T-50-2 is suposed to fly in febr-march.

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The T-50-2 is suposed to fly in febr-march.

i am looking forward to see it, it like it a lot this new aircraft, looks like a stealthized Su-27 but i love its integral canards aka LEVCONs, what a smart device, really revolutionary jet

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Not a radar blocker. Radar blockers need to have a specifically sized grid - like your microwave.

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Not a radar blocker. Radar blockers need to have a specifically sized grid - like your microwave.

thanks do you know if it will have one.

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What you see is a jet engine...ro radar blockers or any UFO technology...Yeah, by the way PAK-FA looks in pics presented so far I'd say it's stealthy as a EF2000 or Rafale. Somewhat dissapointing!

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What you see is a jet engine...ro radar blockers or any UFO technology...Yeah, by the way PAK-FA looks in pics presented so far I'd say it's stealthy as a EF2000 or Rafale. Somewhat dissapointing!

based upon what i have read and seen, i do not know if the T-50 has or not a radar blocker, i heard they call the jet stealthier than the Su-35, and Su-30, that some reports called it a stealth aircraft or with a 40th of the RCS of a Su-30, i have seen some aircraft have radar blockers like the F-18E which do look like engine blades.

I do not think the Russians made a jet fighter with the engine exposed, i say it could be the engine but maybe it is not the picture is not that clear and i see a few differences between the picture of the 117 and the PAK FA inlet i see some details missing plus i have not seen any official report saying it has no blocker, in my personal opinion, i think it will have one or it already has one, however i feel many people say it has not yet one, so i wonder if it has not a blocker then will have one on later batches.

any way thank you for your opinion but what i was wondering is if it will have a blocker if indeed we have an official source saying the T-50-1 has no blocker

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PAKFA, what do you mean by radar blocker? Care to show us a picture of a jet with "radar blockers" ?

i meant something like this

26500333_nRjJ6-M.jpg

 

according to some people the PAK FA has no radar blocker

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What you are talking about isn't so much a "blocker", it's just how you draw the intake ducts to make sure there is minimal exposure of the fan blades. Also, remember that the PAK-FA that has been flying doesn't have the final engines yet AFAIK, and thus the ducting may very well be changed to hide the engines properly in later versions. (As some schematics I have seen would seem to indicate.)

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I think you mean the first fan stage of the engine.

 

Using a curved inlet to hide the fan from direct exposure to radar waves is sort of radar "blocking". Using RAM on the engine air inlet edges is another approach (like used on Tu-160 and other planes).

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Yeah, by the way PAK-FA looks in pics presented so far I'd say it's stealthy as a EF2000 or Rafale. Somewhat dissapointing!

 

Wow EF2000 and Rafale? And how did you come up to this conclusion, you calculated the PAK-FA`s RCS and compared it to the RCS of the EF2000 and the Rafale?

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I think you mean the first fan stage of the engine.

 

I think he meant what he said - a radar blocker. Like this one:

 

i meant something like this

26500333_nRjJ6-M.jpg

 

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Nice, but when will fly the Τ50-2?

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T50-2 made first flight

 

translater

 

The second prototype of a promising fifth-generation fighter T-50 (PAK FA) made its first flight, Interfax reported. The plane took off from the runway of Komsomolsk-on-Amur Aircraft Production Association. The flight was successful. Fighter piloted by distinguished test pilot Sergei Bogdan Russia, in early 2010 flew the first prototype of the T-50.

According to Bogdan, all on-board aircraft systems worked normally. "Stability and controllability of the aircraft in the air got a good grade. All systems and aircraft engine worked flawlessly," - said an unnamed source agency in the military-industrial complex. Previously, the second prototype T-50 passed ground tests. Parallel tests were carried out and the first prototype of the T-50, which to date has made 40 flights.

 

As expected, the test airframe PAK FA will be completed in 2011-2012 and in 2013 the Russian Defense Ministry will conclude with the "Dry" contract for the supply of ten aircraft to test the weapons. The first phase of testing T-50 finish before the end of 2013. Continuous buying fighter jets will begin in 2016 and will be implemented under the state program of armaments for 2011-2020. Apart from an experimental batch of ten aircraft in 2016 is planned to buy 60 more such vehicles. On further procurement of aircraft while it is not known.

 

PAK FA made its first flight on Jan. 29, 2010. Technical characteristics of the aircraft are classified. It is only known that T-50 will be highly intellectualization of the board and be able to take off and landing on runways length of 300-400 meters. The aircraft will be capable of performing combat missions in any weather and time of day, and will also maneuverability.

 

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http://www.lenta.ru/news/2011/02/23/pakfa/

 

EDIT...Sorry It was mistake

 

There was no flight. Will be tomorrow or day after tomorrow.

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