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So - what generation can Tejas Mk. II MWF be called? 2.5 or 3?
2 generation behind Mig 21and 5 generation behind Jf 17 which BD intends to buy.
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So - what generation can Tejas Mk. II MWF be called? 2.5 or 3?
Now Designers have revealed that MWF's Frontal RCS shall be 1/4th of RCS of Tejas MK1 A. This means that its frontal RCS shall be less than 0.1 Meter Square.
2 generation behind Mig 21and 5 generation behind Jf 17 which BD intends to buy.
Why mention Bangladesh and hijack the thread with an off-topic comment?
I was asking a simple question and a simple answer would have sufficed.
We know Bangladesh does not stand a chance against mighty Indian Airforce and its collection of Brahmastra, Varunastra etc.
Absolutely. They assemble the Russian Yakhont and named it Brahmastra etc.
And are selling it to countries like the Phillippines. Until the Filipinos find out how questionable the quality is, all will be fine.
The story keeps repeating of Indian products like the "Dhruv" helis they sold to Ecuador, another debacle. No one will be buying Indian products in South America any more, especially armaments or fighting platforms.
Since 2009, four of the seven helicopters had succumbed to accidents, resulting in the death of three Ecuadorian Airforce personnel.
Just shameless of Indians to sell these helis when Indians knew how bad these are. As of 2016, the Indian Air Force (IAF) had also grounded its Dhruv fleet three times because of technical issues.
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No need to write volumes extolling Indian armed platforms and bad-mouthing Chinese ones.So far as J 10 is concern, MWF with Uttam MK2 with 980 TR module will be be able to detect J 10 from about 170 to 200 k.m of range. MWF with 0.1 Sq meter RCS can be detected by KLJ 7A from a distance of 60 k.m. In case loaded with 6 to 8 missiles both planes can detect each other from a longer distance say above 200 k.m. by MWF and about 120 K.M by J 10. In that scenario, MWF will have atleast 60 to 100 K.M. Advantage of first see an first shoot. There is no competition here. MWF Shall be an out right winner.
If the planes are managed to come closer, say less than 80 k.m. (With load) , J10 can fire PL-15. MWF will have multiple options of firing R 37, R27, I derby, Astra Mk1 and Astra MkII (Not Astra Mk III as it would have been fire when J 10 was 150 to 200 k.m. away and detected by MWF radar Uttam. Here both the planes will have some chance to fire missile but because of lower RCS and superior EW, chances of survival of MWF are far batter. However, here J 10 will have some chances unlike 120 k.m distance where J10 had no chance.
WVR combat: If both the planes are managed to come closer, to say 25 k.m. distance or bellow, both the planes can fire WVR missile. India does not have its own WVR missile yet but India operates world's top class WVR missiles including ASRAAM, MICA, Python V, and R73. however, both the planes will have some chances but India has far superior WVR missile and MWF has for batter EW to dodge PL -8 outdated and PL-10 (Good one). MWF has batter chances of survival.
If both the planes comes further close to a dog fight distance, MWF will prevail over J10 A and B.
However, with J10 C with TVC can change the equation. J10 C with superior maneuverability can prevail over MWF in dog fight. J 10 C will have an edge.
Whatever I have written for J 10 C is by and large true for J 11.
Overall , MWF will dominate by a big margin. J 10 and J11 will have a little chance to survive against MWF. It will be batter for China to not send J10 and J11 to mess against MWF. The only option China will have shall be J20. I shall discuss that later.
No need to write volumes extolling Indian armed platforms and bad-mouthing Chinese ones.
We will see during an actual conflict how good Indian missiles and armed platforms are versus Chinese ones. Get ready for the inevitable.