China Military Watch - Jan 11, 2011
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Re: China Military Watch - Jan 11, 2011
Wow the quality of chinese products sucks but you would think they could master photoshop by now.
Re: China Military Watch - Jan 11, 2011
Don,
a free advise, plz dont post propaganda here, the more you and likes post, more mockery you make of china. and if you are a good chini and you can understand what I mean to say then go and earn your 50 cents on some pakistani forum where rabid pigs enjoy propaganda
a free advise, plz dont post propaganda here, the more you and likes post, more mockery you make of china. and if you are a good chini and you can understand what I mean to say then go and earn your 50 cents on some pakistani forum where rabid pigs enjoy propaganda
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It could be a touch and go
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Touch and go usually happens on the angled deck.
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To me this looks more like fish-eye lens induced distortion. The distortion is more pronounced around the edges while the aircraft which at the centre is mostly free of any distortion effects. Though I could be wrong, but the way the rivets on the deck on the bottom right corner curves it indicates fish eye distortion. Notice also the horizon also curves with the deck.
Re: China Military Watch - Jan 11, 2011
Yawn

IN has been doing this when my glandpa had black hair

IN has been doing this when my glandpa had black hair

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Re: China Military Watch - Jan 11, 2011
I like it...nakul wrote:Yawn
IN has been doing this when my glandpa had black hair

Both the picture and your comment...
Is that an Alize taking on in the picture?
Re: China Military Watch - Jan 11, 2011
It is from the angled deck ... that distortion(angle) is from the use of a fisheye lensKanson wrote:Touch and go usually happens on the angled deck.
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I am sure Don can take a few mockeries, after all the mockeries more reflects your psych. Can you take a few pictures/news or the so called propganda? If yes, then let's move on.Sushants wrote:Don,
a free advise, plz dont post propaganda here, the more you and likes post, more mockery you make of china. and if you are a good chini and you can understand what I mean to say then go and earn your 50 cents on some pakistani forum where rabid pigs enjoy propaganda
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^^^
Gents, just one piece of advice. Don't feed the trolls.
Gents, just one piece of advice. Don't feed the trolls.
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^^^
Please post additional info. Pics without context do not tell us anything about its capabilities.
Please post additional info. Pics without context do not tell us anything about its capabilities.
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LOL. Except for the mass of Indians in that picture, not one thing on that deck is Indian in origin.nakul wrote:Yawn
IN has been doing this when my glandpa had black hair
I'm sure that difference completely escapes you, but we'll remind when it's war time.
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50 yrs ago, Chinese indigenous fishing boats were using Chinese fishing nets to gather Chinese fish from the Yellow seaLOL. Except for the mass of Indians in that picture, not one thing on that deck is Indian in origin.
I'm sure that difference completely escapes you, but we'll remind when it's war time.
Fast forward to 2012, Chinese pilots are unable to land Russian plane clones on a Soviet carrier having an American numbering system.
We don't care if Chinese weapons are used during war. I pity the men that use them.
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Wong:
And in war, you guys will use a lot of wongs as cannon fodder as you did in 62.
Too many wongs dont make a right.
At least it wasn't stolen. It is wong to steal. But then China is full of wongsLOL. Except for the mass of Indians in that picture, not one thing on that deck is Indian in origin.
I'm sure that difference completely escapes you, but we'll remind when it's war time.
And in war, you guys will use a lot of wongs as cannon fodder as you did in 62.
Too many wongs dont make a right.

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^^^ha ha ha.. You guys are really funny.wong wrote:LOL. Except for the mass of Indians in that picture, not one thing on that deck is Indian in origin.nakul wrote:Yawn
IN has been doing this when my glandpa had black hair
I'm sure that difference completely escapes you, but we'll remind when it's war time.
The point nakul trying to illustrate is simple. May be let me try to explain it the communist party of china way.
The glorious PLAAN with rich experience operating Aircraft carriers since 2012.

The relatively inexperienced Indian Navy started operating Aircraft carriers since 1960s.
haha... Varyag is definitely chinese.not one thing on that deck is Indian in origin

Your predictions are insignificant and irrelevant to topic at hand. Let me reiterate what others have said countless times, please maintain sanctity of the thread.but we'll remind when it's war time
These "Flame Baits" are juvenile stuff. Don't ridicule yourselves stooping so low.
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But But .. the Varyag and the Su-33 are obviously of Chinese origin.
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Right, just a touch and go, with some fish-eye lens distortion.SKrishna wrote:To me this looks more like fish-eye lens induced distortion. The distortion is more pronounced around the edges while the aircraft which at the centre is mostly free of any distortion effects. Though I could be wrong, but the way the rivets on the deck on the bottom right corner curves it indicates fish eye distortion. Notice also the horizon also curves with the deck.
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Don't forget decimal numerals too Mr Wong. I wonder if the Chinese use the decimal numerals in manuals otherwise it would be pretty cryptic for use.
The red orange yellow colors give a nice colorful zing too.
The red orange yellow colors give a nice colorful zing too.
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Guys you missed the sea level in the image, it is made in ChinaDavidD wrote:Right, just a touch and go, with some fish-eye lens distortion.SKrishna wrote:To me this looks more like fish-eye lens induced distortion. The distortion is more pronounced around the edges while the aircraft which at the centre is mostly free of any distortion effects. Though I could be wrong, but the way the rivets on the deck on the bottom right corner curves it indicates fish eye distortion. Notice also the horizon also curves with the deck.

Time is now ripe to start a Chenis thread


What say?
Re: China Military Watch - Jan 11, 2011
http://www.thehindu.com/opinion/lead/in ... epage=true
In dubious battle at heaven’s gate
We seem to have learned nothing as a country from the Indian Army’s defeat and dishonour in 1962
Re: China Military Watch - Jan 11, 2011
The AWACS plane pic above is a photoshop............look at the sunlight/shadow on the plane and compare it with the rest in general.............
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Re: China Military Watch - Jan 11, 2011
^^^ My guess exactly....also so close to ground the ailerons should not be in neutral position, should they....????
For such consistent commitment to photoshop, cheenis should give out Adobe Blavely awards....
For such consistent commitment to photoshop, cheenis should give out Adobe Blavely awards....
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Re: China Military Watch - Jan 11, 2011
BTW does anyone remember the incident with KJ200 in around 2006 in china?????
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Here are more KJ-200 pics










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Okay I have a question,
does this thread serve any other purpose apart from the following:
1. give chicom drones free bandwidth for jpeg chicomgiri. because all I see is pictures of chicom hardware being posted without any real discussion on their purported capabilities, impact, numbers etc.
2. Threats by chicom drones against India.
3. Occasional Snake oil about the Chinese economy.
does this thread serve any other purpose apart from the following:
1. give chicom drones free bandwidth for jpeg chicomgiri. because all I see is pictures of chicom hardware being posted without any real discussion on their purported capabilities, impact, numbers etc.
2. Threats by chicom drones against India.
3. Occasional Snake oil about the Chinese economy.
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^^^I second the assertion.
None of the Chinese posters ever present analysis about weapon systems or their views on the same. The pics/topics are used more to show how 'great' the Chinese are and we then end up in a downward spiral. Chinese posters need to be advised on clear purpose of this thread...in case they already don't.
None of the Chinese posters ever present analysis about weapon systems or their views on the same. The pics/topics are used more to show how 'great' the Chinese are and we then end up in a downward spiral. Chinese posters need to be advised on clear purpose of this thread...in case they already don't.
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Re: China Military Watch - Jan 11, 2011
Hey anybody notice that 5 picutre shown above of Chines AWACS,
but in 1 pics AWACS (3rd pics with multiple AWACS in shades) is photoshoped 100%
How? just checked the rear pylon supporting the radar Modules you can seeeee four pylon support.
but in all other four pics Rear pylon is supported by another fifth pylon supporting modules in between two.
Nailed? please confirm
but in 1 pics AWACS (3rd pics with multiple AWACS in shades) is photoshoped 100%
How? just checked the rear pylon supporting the radar Modules you can seeeee four pylon support.
but in all other four pics Rear pylon is supported by another fifth pylon supporting modules in between two.
Nailed? please confirm
Re: China Military Watch - Jan 11, 2011
centurychina goes into my iggy bin
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Re: China Military Watch - Jan 11, 2011
Technically they may be operating 1 AWACS K200 as test bed. not 4 or 5.
Chines play mind games well but caught always
Chines play mind games well but caught always
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in the II Pic of KJ200 i think they have used Photoshop to hide serial number.... why would anyone do that.. 

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Add Photoshop to that list. Bet even that product is stolen.D Roy wrote:Okay I have a question,
does this thread serve any other purpose apart from the following:
1. give chicom drones free bandwidth for jpeg chicomgiri. because all I see is pictures of chicom hardware being posted without any real discussion on their purported capabilities, impact, numbers etc.
2. Threats by chicom drones against India.
3. Occasional Snake oil about the Chinese economy.
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Re: China Military Watch - Jan 11, 2011
no serial no count just sea of photos and talk of big quantity but in actully it just single flying prototype.nash wrote:in the II Pic of KJ200 i think they have used Photoshop to hide serial number.... why would anyone do that..
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sarabpal.s wrote:no serial no count just sea of photos and talk of big quantity but in actully it just single flyingnash wrote:in the II Pic of KJ200 i think they have used Photoshop to hide serial number.... why would anyone do that..prototypephototype.
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Re: China Military Watch - Jan 11, 2011
You want to know the quality of these products you just need to ask pakis whose relatives are in PAF/PN. They are desperate to get western equipment but are forced to go for these mediocre chinese ones. PN went around everywhere looking for subs before they realized they would have to settle for qing. The F-22 was another desperate buy when they realized US will not provide 5-6 OHP's and could't outbid chile for type-23's.
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As per wiki,PLAAF have 5 KJ-2000, which is AWACS and much bigger and may be more complicated than Kj-200, a AEW&C.
It is quite interesting the they are able to develop difficult one but facing tough time in developing the relatively easy one.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2006_Peopl ... -200_crash
It is quite interesting the they are able to develop difficult one but facing tough time in developing the relatively easy one.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2006_Peopl ... -200_crash
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In the pic that I mentioned above, a plane on the ground has been put up in the air to look like it is flying. 

Re: China Military Watch - Jan 11, 2011
I love you guys.
Here are more pics











Here are more pics










Re: China Military Watch - Jan 11, 2011
Are you trying to mock us by posting large photoshopped inline images when that is clearly against forum rules?
I am reporting your post.
I am reporting your post.
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Re: China Military Watch - Jan 11, 2011
why exactly have the pakis been fobbed off with the round dish thing while PLAAF is presumably going to use KJ200 as their std low end solution?