case is that you always keep blind to one woman until she has bee pregant for 9 monthsKaran M wrote:yes, yes, 9 women can deliver a baby in a month. china is unique in that regard.Liu wrote:Well,j20 and t50 appeared Almost at The same time,but j20 seems to enter into service sooner than t50.
China can afford more prototypes and testing infrstructures than russia. That might be why j20 is advancing faster than t50.i think.
ps: with super advanced j-20, why all the news about purchasing su-35? lolwa?
China Military Watch - Sept' 2016
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^^^ Taking poor quality picture of military hardware is a modern Chinese art.
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New Chinese camera?
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Chinese scientists made worms produce super silk by feeding them a nanotube diet
To a certain breed of materials scientist, there is nothing quite so tantalizing as silk. Spider silk, pound for pound, is stonger than steel. Its production comes at a far less severe environmental cost than extracting and forging metal.
The problem with spiders, however, is that the arachnids do not produce silk in copious amounts. Nor are these animals always content to live in harmonious groups. That has not stopped researchers from trying to wring forth spider silk in creative ways. A company called Nexia Biotechnologies genetically engineered goats to produce spider silk in their milk, which it called BioSteel. No one could figure out how to cheaply separate the strands from the goat milk, though, and Nexia went bankrupt in 2009.
Enter silkworms, the larvae of the moth Bombyx mori. Unlike spiders, these insects have been coaxed into spurting out the stuff in profitable amounts thanks to thousands of years of human influence. Given plenty of mulberry leaves on which to munch, they are only too happy to spin their cocoons by the basketful. Silkworm silk can be spun into luxurious clothing, but it lacks the bullet-absorbing potential of the stronger spider kind
Researchers are now creatively approaching silk from the Bombyx mori angle. In a new study in the journal Nano Letters, a team of chemists from Tsinghua University in Beijing, China, found that by feeding silkworms a diet enhanced with carbon nanomaterials, the animals produced silk up to 50 percent stronger. After it was heated, too, the altered silk was able to conduct electricity. (Conductive fabrics enable computers to be woven into smart clothes, a goal of programs like Google’s Project Jacquard.)
[Navy grants $750,000 to develop bomb-sniffing locusts]
The scientists, led by nanotube expert Yingying Zhang, sprayed mulberry leaves with single-walled carbon nanotubes or graphene, a honeycombed sheet of carbon molecules. After the worms digested the treated leaves, the nanomaterials were either “incorporated into the as-spun silk fibers,” the scientists wrote, or simply excreted.
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Fighter Pilots Can’t Fight If They Can’t See
This article reminded me of a suspicion I have had. J-20 cockpit visibility does not appear great to me.
How can I tell? Well, if you can see the cockpit from any given angle, the pilot can see you. So here are images where the cockpit can't be seen suggesting blind spots
http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-jGu6fgs5F5U/U ... ials+2.jpg
This is a particularly telling image about the cockpit canopy
http://i55.tinypic.com/b7lzdf.jpg
This one is weird. Wonder if it is a copy paste on a diff background. Can't see canopy at all
https://media.licdn.com/mpr/mpr/shrinkn ... aafb08.jpg
Top of canopy just visible here
http://www.defencetalk.com/wp-content/u ... -china.jpg
A clear blind spot
http://mmbiz.qpic.cn/mmbiz/ibxGLRblTQ7e ... wx_fmt=png
Blind spot
http://n2.hk/d/attachments/day_140406/2 ... JHCSdf.jpg
blind
http://i.imgur.com/JGFjR1n.jpg
Approaching the blind cone below
http://www.popsci.com/sites/popsci.com/ ... ight_2.jpg
Virtually blind below and in front
https://k60.kn3.net/taringa/8/6/1/E/4/8 ... oa/8C1.jpg
For contrast see these
http://lifeofsoldiers.com/wp-content/up ... y-2016.jpg
https://indiansciencejournal.files.word ... ejas02.jpg
http://img01.ibnlive.in/ibnlive/uploads ... 50x426.jpg
This article reminded me of a suspicion I have had. J-20 cockpit visibility does not appear great to me.
How can I tell? Well, if you can see the cockpit from any given angle, the pilot can see you. So here are images where the cockpit can't be seen suggesting blind spots
http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-jGu6fgs5F5U/U ... ials+2.jpg
This is a particularly telling image about the cockpit canopy
http://i55.tinypic.com/b7lzdf.jpg
This one is weird. Wonder if it is a copy paste on a diff background. Can't see canopy at all
https://media.licdn.com/mpr/mpr/shrinkn ... aafb08.jpg
Top of canopy just visible here
http://www.defencetalk.com/wp-content/u ... -china.jpg
A clear blind spot
http://mmbiz.qpic.cn/mmbiz/ibxGLRblTQ7e ... wx_fmt=png
Blind spot
http://n2.hk/d/attachments/day_140406/2 ... JHCSdf.jpg
blind
http://i.imgur.com/JGFjR1n.jpg
Approaching the blind cone below
http://www.popsci.com/sites/popsci.com/ ... ight_2.jpg
Virtually blind below and in front
https://k60.kn3.net/taringa/8/6/1/E/4/8 ... oa/8C1.jpg
For contrast see these
http://lifeofsoldiers.com/wp-content/up ... y-2016.jpg
https://indiansciencejournal.files.word ... ejas02.jpg
http://img01.ibnlive.in/ibnlive/uploads ... 50x426.jpg
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saar like the SR71 its meant to fly at frontal and side VLO , high speed, high level , release munitions and then turn for home. its not meant as a A2A bird but a VLO launch platform for missiles. its a naval strike plane to place the J8 and JH7 and supplement the vulnerable H6 ALCM carriers. a smallish canopy minimizes radar reflections off the interior.
the J35 is the A2A oriented bird.
the J35 is the A2A oriented bird.
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^^ Excuses. Excuses
Read the warisboring article i posted at the beginning
Read the warisboring article i posted at the beginning
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just pointing out the stlong cheen strajee saar.
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This version of the J-10 actually looks good (like its Lavi predecessor.)
It makes me nostalgic for the days when I riled up the 50-centers in many a fora that their J-10 was nothing but vaporware.
Now one of them even sports a chini ws-10 engine. It breaks my heart to be perfectly honest. Probably both plane and engine are mediocre if not poor products but who knows? What can't be denied is they slugged away at it and have an indigenous product.
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Fake? That looks like a ARJ-21 with a AEW radome. That craft uses western exported PW engines, can't be used in a military project. They do this and their civilian goes into the can with an embargo. But who knows. They lie, cheat and steal at everything else.
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That's a fake, there are just so many things wrong with using the ARJ-21 as an AWACS.
As for the visibility issues w/ the J-20, it has the sino-EODAS system unlike the F-22 or the T-50, which theoretically should provide 360 degree view. Of course, even the F-35 had a lot of software issues so who knows how well it's executed. But then again, the PLA did steal millions of lines of codes from the F-35, so maybe that issue has been addressed
As for the visibility issues w/ the J-20, it has the sino-EODAS system unlike the F-22 or the T-50, which theoretically should provide 360 degree view. Of course, even the F-35 had a lot of software issues so who knows how well it's executed. But then again, the PLA did steal millions of lines of codes from the F-35, so maybe that issue has been addressed
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Well,j16 is reported to being massproduced now. It is a dual~role bird( fighter/striker) like su30.
Its priority is Only behind j20.
Its a typical 4.5 g bird,and its avionics/radar/weapon is one generation ahead of s30mkk.
As a whole ,its peformance is quite close to su35 and The lastest mod of f15e.
After j20 entet into service, pla will keep a huge unstealth fleet .
J16 is to replace su30 and to be The backbone of pla's unstealth fleet
http://m.cjdby.net/forum.php?mod=viewth ... 7&mobile=1
Its priority is Only behind j20.
Its a typical 4.5 g bird,and its avionics/radar/weapon is one generation ahead of s30mkk.
As a whole ,its peformance is quite close to su35 and The lastest mod of f15e.
After j20 entet into service, pla will keep a huge unstealth fleet .
J16 is to replace su30 and to be The backbone of pla's unstealth fleet
http://m.cjdby.net/forum.php?mod=viewth ... 7&mobile=1
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their version of the ghawk perhaps a radar picket uav
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PW is already been slapped by Unkil for trying to sell engines for mil helis. Don't think they will get into any more controversy now.chola wrote:Fake? That looks like a ARJ-21 with a AEW radome. That craft uses western exported PW engines, can't be used in a military project. They do this and their civilian goes into the can with an embargo. But who knows. They lie, cheat and steal at everything else.
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It looks too smooth to my eyes.
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^^^ These are 02 different birds of the same type. Look at antennas on the spine and tail plane (rudder area) and nose for obvious signs of differences,
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Yes...two different birds. One with Russian engine and the other one with their indigenous power plant.
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Liu wrote:Well,j16 is reported to being massproduced now. It is a dual~role bird( fighter/striker) like su30.
Its priority is Only behind j20.
Its a typical 4.5 g bird,and its avionics/radar/weapon is one generation ahead of s30mkk.
As a whole ,its peformance is quite close to su35 and The lastest mod of f15e.
After j20 entet into service, pla will keep a huge unstealth fleet .
J16 is to replace su30 and to be The backbone of pla's unstealth fleet
http://m.cjdby.net/forum.php?mod=viewth ... 7&mobile=1
Now this is something useful. Some intel from a chini language site. I rather see mire of this than obviously sped up videos of the fat and ungainly looking J-20.
The J-16 looks like a complete rip-off of the MKK. No response from Russia? You would think a threatened embargo of the AL-31 would stop the chinis dead on this track. Apparently not. Russkies are spineless wonders -- except when dealing with the GOI.
Anyways, good work long-time chini member. I rather you post more intel from the chinese language forums onlee than engaging in 50-cent tit for tat with our jingos.
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all this cloning incl using russi engines on clones has obviously russi blessings for license payments and help. you can call it a 'deep license' for which unknown sums of money are always paid.
russia never gives anything for free to anyone.
russia never gives anything for free to anyone.
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Well,chola wrote:Liu wrote:Well,j16 is reported to being massproduced now. It is a dual~role bird( fighter/striker) like su30.
Its priority is Only behind j20.
Its a typical 4.5 g bird,and its avionics/radar/weapon is one generation ahead of s30mkk.
As a whole ,its peformance is quite close to su35 and The lastest mod of f15e.
After j20 entet into service, pla will keep a huge unstealth fleet .
J16 is to replace su30 and to be The backbone of pla's unstealth fleet
http://m.cjdby.net/forum.php?mod=viewth ... 7&mobile=1
Now this is something useful. Some intel from a chini language site. I rather see mire of this than obviously sped up videos of the fat and ungainly looking J-20.
The J-16 looks like a complete rip-off of the MKK. No response from Russia? You would think a threatened embargo of the AL-31 would stop the chinis dead on this track. Apparently not. Russkies are spineless wonders -- except when dealing with the GOI.
Anyways, good work long-time chini member. I rather you post more intel from the chinese language forums onlee than engaging in 50-cent tit for tat with our jingos.
Some guys said that Finally plaaf would have Only 3 fighter/striker(j20,j16,j10d),because
su27/j11/su30/su35 would not be ordered any more.
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The sino-flankers haven't used Russian engines for a decade now, though the Russians would love to sell more whenever the Chinese want them. The J-10 and the J-20 both are still using AL-31 variants, for example.chola wrote:Liu wrote:Well,j16 is reported to being massproduced now. It is a dual~role bird( fighter/striker) like su30.
Its priority is Only behind j20.
Its a typical 4.5 g bird,and its avionics/radar/weapon is one generation ahead of s30mkk.
As a whole ,its peformance is quite close to su35 and The lastest mod of f15e.
After j20 entet into service, pla will keep a huge unstealth fleet .
J16 is to replace su30 and to be The backbone of pla's unstealth fleet
http://m.cjdby.net/forum.php?mod=viewth ... 7&mobile=1
Now this is something useful. Some intel from a chini language site. I rather see mire of this than obviously sped up videos of the fat and ungainly looking J-20.
The J-16 looks like a complete rip-off of the MKK. No response from Russia? You would think a threatened embargo of the AL-31 would stop the chinis dead on this track. Apparently not. Russkies are spineless wonders -- except when dealing with the GOI.
Anyways, good work long-time chini member. I rather you post more intel from the chinese language forums onlee than engaging in 50-cent tit for tat with our jingos.
As for the two J-10 pics, the top one is a production J-10C with Al-31 variant and AESA along with some other avionics upgrades. The bottom one is a J-10B WS-10 testbed with PESA radar.
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The J-11D is undergoing flight tests right now, with 2 prototypes flying currently, so it won't just be those 3 IMO.Liu wrote:Well,chola wrote:
Now this is something useful. Some intel from a chini language site. I rather see mire of this than obviously sped up videos of the fat and ungainly looking J-20.
The J-16 looks like a complete rip-off of the MKK. No response from Russia? You would think a threatened embargo of the AL-31 would stop the chinis dead on this track. Apparently not. Russkies are spineless wonders -- except when dealing with the GOI.
Anyways, good work long-time chini member. I rather you post more intel from the chinese language forums onlee than engaging in 50-cent tit for tat with our jingos.
Some guys said that Finally plaaf would have Only 3 fighter/striker(j20,j16,j10d),because
su27/j11/su30/su35 would not be ordered any more.
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China is ready to show its own AESA for export on The coming Zhuhai weapon Show.
It is reported The exporting AESA is in The same league of yankees's APG77(F22'S AESA).
Of course,since It is a exporting one,i think It can not be chinese best one,according to The routine.(APG77 was developed 10 years ago,and surely not yankees' best one today)
If It is true,it proves that china' radar tech is advancing So fast that It might already leave russians,europeans and japanese behind ,and be The most competitive runner~up of yankees.
It is reported The exporting AESA is in The same league of yankees's APG77(F22'S AESA).
Of course,since It is a exporting one,i think It can not be chinese best one,according to The routine.(APG77 was developed 10 years ago,and surely not yankees' best one today)
If It is true,it proves that china' radar tech is advancing So fast that It might already leave russians,europeans and japanese behind ,and be The most competitive runner~up of yankees.
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How do you intentionally degrade performance of an export version? Do they rub this AESA antenna with sand paper before exporting?Liu wrote:China is ready to show its own AESA for export on The coming Zhuhai weapon Show.
It is reported The exporting AESA is in The same league of yankees's APG77(F22'S AESA).
Of course,since It is a exporting one,i think It can not be chinese best one,according to The routine.
This question has always puzzled me for a long time because it sounds like a great excuse to marginalize inherent bad performance of a hardware.
I mean if an export version of a radar will have high failure rate of tx/rx module, overheating issues and problems in finding target is clutter, how domestic variant of same radar can be void of all these issues?
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Nobody would sell Its best sword to others,just in order that he is not killed with The sold sword by others.Sid wrote:How do you intentionally degrade performance of an export version? Do they rub this AESA antenna with sand paper before exporting?Liu wrote:China is ready to show its own AESA for export on The coming Zhuhai weapon Show.
It is reported The exporting AESA is in The same league of yankees's APG77(F22'S AESA).
Of course,since It is a exporting one,i think It can not be chinese best one,according to The routine.
This question has always puzzled me for a long time because it sounds like a great excuse to marginalize inherent bad performance of a hardware.
I mean if an export version of a radar will have high failure rate of tx/rx module, overheating issues and problems in finding target is clutter, how domestic variant of same radar can be void of all these issues?
How to degrade weapons is not as complicated as you think.
As for radar, It may work to reset some configuration,If you have all codes.
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But China sold supersonic 4.5 gen fly-by-wire multirole JF-17 to Pakistan. It must be really good because the Paki air force is so competent and hold PLAAF pilots in contemptLiu wrote: Nobody would sell Its best sword to others,just in order that he is not killed with The sold sword by others.
http://www.asian-defence.net/2010/12/jf ... -show.html
Hannan describes the aerobatics display of the JF-17 as brilliant. The JF-17 flew twice every day of the air show. He notes that the weather conditions were very bad and hard to take videos in. He said that the J-10s did not perform particularly well. Hannan comments that in 14 minutes of display there was a single performance of 360 and three half-hearted loops. He observes that the rest of the displays by the J-10 were formation flights. He notes that one of the Sherdil pilots comments about the J-10 pilots in Punjabi that the old men of China cannot fly their own planes.
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We are talking about inherent hardware deficiencies not radar modes.Liu wrote: Nobody would sell Its best sword to others,just in order that he is not killed with The sold sword by others.
How to degrade weapons is not as complicated as you think.
As for radar, It may work to reset some configuration,If you have all codes.
Can you please enlighten us how easy it is to degrade an export variant, an example will help a lot!!
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Btw,
As for The engine of j20a.
Sombody confirmed that j20a is One upgraded mod of al31(99m2),which is a special russian engine funded by china.
Russia developed 2 special interrim upgraded engines based on al31 .One is self~funded 117s for t50,The other is 99m2 funded by china.
Besides ws15(j20's ultimate engine),chinese own ws10b is also in The same league of 117s and 99m2 ,and can be The interim engine of j20.
However,ws10b was not finished Until last year and was not ready When j20a's finished most tests.
Since 99m2 and ws10b are both interrim engines Before ws15,i don't think that pla would redesign j20a,just for replacing One interrim engine ( russia 99m2) with another One (chinese ws10b)
As for The engine of j20a.
Sombody confirmed that j20a is One upgraded mod of al31(99m2),which is a special russian engine funded by china.
Russia developed 2 special interrim upgraded engines based on al31 .One is self~funded 117s for t50,The other is 99m2 funded by china.
Besides ws15(j20's ultimate engine),chinese own ws10b is also in The same league of 117s and 99m2 ,and can be The interim engine of j20.
However,ws10b was not finished Until last year and was not ready When j20a's finished most tests.
Since 99m2 and ws10b are both interrim engines Before ws15,i don't think that pla would redesign j20a,just for replacing One interrim engine ( russia 99m2) with another One (chinese ws10b)
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By bringing the filipino president Duterte into its camp, hounded by western hooman rights , China has neatly dustbinned the entire usn western pacific plan. Philipine chain has the dominant position in the region.
Next move....a sinic carrier and sub base in the Subic bay
Next move....a sinic carrier and sub base in the Subic bay
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And elint posts all over and a leased airbase or two for j20 and h6
Giggle giggle
Giggle giggle
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Thank you for your insightful post Liu, we all are well acquainted on how well WS10 and WS15 are fairing.Liu wrote:Btw,
As for The engine of j20a............
Can you go back to the question I asked and clarify your statement.
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I fully agree. And probably sold the specs to the MKI along with it. The whole paki-blunder program as well as their J-10 are dependent on russian engines. No way could the cloning have happened unless the russkies allowed it.Singha wrote:all this cloning incl using russi engines on clones has obviously russi blessings for license payments and help. you can call it a 'deep license' for which unknown sums of money are always paid.
russia never gives anything for free to anyone.
To hell with the russians and their crap (which killed more IAF pilots than the porki could ever dreamt to)
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Russia did give some help, but the precondition is that Russian assure CHinese could fix the problem by themselves later even without Russia's help.chola wrote:I fully agree. And probably sold the specs to the MKI along with it. The whole paki-blunder program as well as their J-10 are dependent on russian engines. No way could the cloning have happened unless the russkies allowed it.Singha wrote:all this cloning incl using russi engines on clones has obviously russi blessings for license payments and help. you can call it a 'deep license' for which unknown sums of money are always paid.
russia never gives anything for free to anyone.
To hell with the russians and their crap (which killed more IAF pilots than the porki could ever dreamt to)
for example,
if Chinese Ws15/Ws10B engine did not work, Russia would not provide 99M2.
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J20 is confirmed to be shown in Zhuhai.