Bharat Rakshak

LOL. China needs India's help in space. Do you really believe that??? Seriously?

Has this thread degenerated again

That very well may be true. But the very, very bottom of the barrel, right under the maggots, is your junk.

LOL. China needs India's help in space. Do you really believe that??? Seriously?

LOL. China needs India's help in space. Do you really believe that??? Seriously?

Has this thread degenerated again

LoL yes yes.. Big and rich countries like venezuela and bolivia buy your junk satellites

The exact argument has been said against all the East Asian nations starting with Japan, etc. China will be no different than all the other East Asian nations and India will be no different than all the South Asian nations.

BEIJING (AFP) - A Chinese fighter jet crashed in a southern Chinese city Tuesday, sparking a fire that injured at least four people, reports said. The Jian-7 fighter plane belonging to the Chinese air force crashed Tuesday morning in Shantou city, Guangdong province, China Central Television said, citing local firefighters at the scene. The pilot reportedly ejected safely from the plane but Shantou city government said four people on the ground were injured and three were hospitalised. Photos from the scene posted on web portal Sina.com showed a dislodged wing of the jet next to a burning building as thick smoke billowed from the crash site.
The Jian-7 is a Chinese-built version of the Russian MiG-21, which was first introduced in the 1950s.

Wasn't wong banned?

Can it be made permanent?

Ban Wong is going to help your defense industry to not rely on begging and buying?

Ban Wong is going to help your defense industry to not rely on begging and buying?

Neither its going to stop china from stealing and lying

Ban Wong is going to help your defense industry to not rely on begging and buying?

shush. Don't be silly. The Chinese are talking about their military hardware here so the quality of discussion is normal.

It so funny that as long as you keep paying obeisance to them they are blowing trumpets louder than a flatulent elephant on a diet of beans. You call them out and all they can do is blather about child sex in India, Indian poverty etc.

Which is better? Purchasing honorably (begging in your words) or thieving?Thieving and calling the copied product an innovation?

The J-10 represents an important milestone for China's industry - it is modern combat aircraft competitive in cardinal parameters with current EU production technology, and is clearly a unique indigenous design despite the comments of Western critics.

LoL !!! The Chinese have been begging the Europeans to lift the arms embargo so that it can buy something of value and utility rather than producing crap like it's doing now.

By the way, how many cents have you made till now ?

Ashi is not even a chinese name...!! I Dont know why you guys are responding to these jokers .. who are actually Pakis in disguise.. I have seen these Pakis and Bangladeshis are more Fans of Chinese toys than Chinese themselves.. are living on borrowed "Pride"...

That's the way that we want them to pay the debt they borrow from us.

When the world allows you to sell your crap , it's for maintaining peace in China.
You, humanoids , should be grateful for that.

Ashi is two words of Chinese name "A Shi" combined in one word. It is pronounced in Cantonese.

Sure, whatever you say. let's all go our own ways happily. We will have our J-20 enter service in a few years and that's all matters. The ones after J-20 are going to be even more awesome.

Yes why not? That should give everyone who visits this thread an idea of what Chinese talk about when they are referring to their military "achievements"

Bring it on although I would prefer to see answers to

1. What is the intended role of the J-20 and J-31
2. Specs of J 20 and J-31

Copying and stealing is your way of putting it. Many others don't think this way.

http://www.ausairpower.net/pla-air-pwr.html

E.g:

J-10
Despite initial interest shown in the fighter by some African and Arab states, the high accident rate blamed on faulty avionic systems, airframe design and one of the pitfalls of reverse engineering has led to these states backing out of any future purchase deals. So far, only the PAF has signed a contract making it the only export contract for the J-10. This is partly because of the low price tag and soft loans offered to Pakistan by China as well as the looming uncertainty of uninterrupted supply of F-16s from General Dynamics.

News articles have claimed that some of the Lavi's technology had been sold to China by the Israelis,[16] despite Israeli claims to the contrary.[17] In 2006, the Russian Siberian Aeronautical Research Institute (SibNIA) confirmed its participation in the J-10 program; SibNIA claimed to have only observed and instructed as "scientific guides", while its engineers also believed the J-10 was not only based on the Lavi, but also incorporated significant foreign technology and expertise.[18][not in citation given]

LOL. You probably did write it. Digging further, that passage comes from an Indian site and the dumbest military site, strategypage.com. You guys are really getting desperate.

07:41 GMT, May 11, 2010 8ak (http://www.8ak.in) | On April 13, in the port city of Tianjin about 130- KM away from Beijing, China showed off its 4th Generation J-10 aircraft to military attaches of about 50 countries it could possibly export to. 9 days later as per Strategy page reports it was running to cover up the 2nd crash of the J-10 fighter that became public in the last two years.

November 05, 2012
A half-dozen years ago, China's aircraft industry had not delivered a single competitive, operational fighter of its own design. Today, two are in service—the low-cost JF-17 and the J-10, the latter apparently comparable to most current in-production fighters—and China is still delivering bargain-basement fighters evolved from the classic Mikoyan MiG-21. The country's industry has developed an indigenous version of the Su-27 (the Russians might call it something less creditable) and is in the process of doing the same with the carrier-based member of the family, the Su-33.
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Unlike the JF-17, neither the J-10 nor the J-10B has been demonstrated outside China. The J-10B's existence is known only via Internet leaks, but its existence makes the J-10 look like a sunset program. Also, the production of the J-10 still depends on Russian engine supplies.

China has ordered a total of 399 AL-31FN engines from Russia, according to Stockholm International Peace Research Institute data; its most recent order, for 123 engines, was placed last year. Of those, 276 had been delivered by 2011. Most of these power 220-plus J-10s, but others have been used in the Shenyang J-11B and J-15—the “bootleg” versions, respectively, of the Su-27 and Su-33. The indigenous WS-10A Taihang engine is under development and reported to be under test on J-10B and J-11B prototypes, but the 2011 order, covering four years of J-10 production at the rates seen so far, suggests that full production quantities of the WS-10A are not expected until 2015.

How many J-10 China sold as export so far. Don't consider Paki bitches..