F-35 has reached alert

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If we are so good and they are so bad
why is it so good and so bad?


F-35 issues and shortcomings articles are no longer perceived as they were before. Instead of gloating, only dry irritation with the course of work on the creation of fifth-generation Russian fighters.

The Russian reader is smart. He perfectly sees the contradiction between the stories about the “badly flying” F-35, built dozens a year, and the invincible PAK FA, which exist only in the form of six prototypes without avionics and the declared engines of the second stage. In fact, any comparison of the F-35 and T-50 comes down to a comparison of the performance characteristics of the serial fighters and the requirements set forth in those. task to the PAK FA. And may we still give way to reality, but surpass everyone in our dreams.

Every year it becomes more and more obvious a simple fact: so far no one has managed to create a prototype of a plane that is close in its “stuffing” and capabilities to the American “fifth generation”. Not to mention its launch into mass production (at least in the number of a couple dozen units). And, I am afraid that with the existing approach to the creation of the PAK FA, this gap will only continue to grow. It is necessary to stop "fooling around", releasing one plane per year, or even play ahead of the curve, creating even more advanced machines with a non-standard aerodynamic scheme (the real example is Bird of Prey). At least for the sake of prestige and demonstration of one’s own ambitions (hmm, but for the sake of which is PAK FA being created?).

As for the ridicule of the American "Penguin", then it's a bad thing. Objective facts and nothing else.

1. The most powerful and efficient engine in stories fighter aviation

“Pratt Whitney” F-135 has a formless thrust of 13 tons. Afterburner - 19 tons!

He alone burns harder than two MiG-29 engines. With a dry mass in 1700 kg.

The empty mass of the F-35A is 13,3 tons. The actual take-off weight depends on the specific configuration. It is customary to engage in air combat with relatively light SD air-to-air class with a reduced fuel supply (50% or less). In other words, the F-35A thrust ratio in the fighter version should reach unity.

As for the absurd accusations of “unreliability” of a single-engine aircraft, let us turn to the MiG-21, Mirage III and F-16. The masterpieces of world aviation industry, past all regions of the planet.

2. Radar with AFAR

It is equally effective in detecting targets on the ground and in the air. With the possibility of mapping, simultaneous operation in the air-to-air and air-to-surface modes, with the presence of a low interception probability mode (low-energy pulses in a wide frequency range) and all that a modern radar should be able to do.

And even a little more.

According to common images (of course, made not without the help of Photoshop), the AN / APG-81 radar is capable of inspecting selected areas of the terrain with abnormally high resolution (30 x 30 cm). So clearly that the outlines of people and various techniques become visible.

F-35 has reached alert


The creators of the radar explain the effect achieved by the AFAR technology in the presence of unique signal processing algorithms, for example, extracting useful information from the noise reflected from the side lobes of the AFAR.

Unlike other radars with active phased arrays, the APG-81 station is a separate development, not an improvisation based on outdated radars with passive phased arrays. With a modern signal processor and data transmission bus optimized for AFAR high capabilities. There are only two such radars in the world. This is the mentioned APG-81 and its predecessor - APG-77 from the Raptor fighter.

3. Technology “stealth”

Its elements fully define the look of the F-35. At the same time, unlike the outdated F-117, the techniques for reducing the visibility have little effect on the aerodynamics of the new “stealth”.

Parallel lines and edges oriented in three selected directions. S-shaped air intake ducts. Internal suspension weapons. Saw-like joints of panels and covers of technological openings. Vertical keels divorced 20 ° away from the normal. Cabin-free lantern. Multi-layer radio absorbing coating on the entire surface of the wing and fuselage.

About how these measures are able to reduce the visibility of the aircraft, described in detail in previous articles.

4. Maneuverability

According to the video materials of Lockheed Martin, the F-35 fully maintains controllability at an angle of attack of 50 °.

He is able to fly “tail forward”, while maintaining controllability even at supercritical angles of attack (110 °) and, if the pilot so desires, to confidently return to horizontal flight.


In the first minute of the video (1: 03 — 1: 07). Call it what you want, but it seems that in close combat caps do not throw it


It would be strange if he could not do all this, having such a powerful and perfect engine as the “Pratt Whitney” with the 19 ton burden.

Otherwise, the F-35 meets modern standards:

Overload limitation - 9g. The design has an integral layout, in which a significant part of the lifting force is formed by the fuselage itself.

5. Technological glamor

All-view IR detection system. Futuristic helmet with the ability to observe “through” the plane. Modification of the F-35B with the possibility of a shortened take-off and vertical landing. F-35C ship-based fighter with titanium elements of the fuselage, tail hook and wing of increased area. In-flight refueling system of the “boom” type (F-35A) and “hose-cone” (for F-35B and 35C).

6. Weapon

Up to four medium / long-range air-to-air missiles (AIM-120 AMRAAM), or two to four guided bombs (for example, 113 kg planning SDB with max. Launch range 100 km) in combination with an Air-to-Air UR ”, Either two heavy air bombs or cruise missiles (as an option, 907-kg bomb Mk.84 with a GPS kit (JDAM), planning high-precision JSW ammunition with 681 kg or anti-ship missiles JSM).



The ammunition of the built-in four-barreled 25-mm cannon - 180 shells. In the suspended version - 220 shells.

If necessary, there are six external suspension assemblies. Full combat load - 8 tons.

A few words about things not related to the technical appearance of the aircraft.

31 July 2015, the United States Marine Corps First Squadron, equipped with F-35B, announced it had reached combat readiness.

At the same time, various speculations in the style of “flying for nine years, but not adopted for service” can be stopped. Just as the serial Su-27 de facto entered the troops from the mid-80-s and even participated in “battles” (the collision of the Su-27 and the Norwegian “Orion” during training interception over the Barents Sea, 1987 year), but weapons “Drying” officially adopted only in 1990.

As of the beginning of summer, the 120 “Lightning” had three modifications in the US armed forces, excluding the 20 test and experimental aircraft owned by Lockheed Martin. Fighters were deployed on 10 air bases in the United States.

19 March 2015, at the Luke airbase, the F-35 pilot training center opened. By the summer of admission to piloting Lightning, we already had over 200 pilots with a total 30 000 X flight. Not a single broken and lost aircraft for all 9 years of operation in the harshest conditions (swinging ship decks, night refueling in flight, group maneuvering).



On September 23, the first squadron equipped with F-35 fighters was formed at Hill airbase.

September 8 - F-35 debut at the Italian Cameri airbase (Italian Air Force aircraft assembled at an Italian factory). The first flight of the F-35 outside the United States.

October 6 - the first flight of the F-35, built for the Norwegian Air Force. The flight from the factory in Fort Worth to the airbase Luke.

October 19 - Canadian Prime Minister announced a possible withdrawal from the F-35 program. A number of media outlets hurried to announce the collapse of the F-35 project, without paying attention to a couple of circumstances. First, no one from the participating countries has left the project (Canadians can be the first). Secondly, what does the 65 fighter mean for the Canadian Air Force against the background of the entire JSF program (the 3109 fighter, of which only one fifth is exported).

Price

Sadly, Lightning is the cheapest of the 4 + and 5 generation fighters.

First, the engine. The most complex and time-consuming to maintain element of the structure, on which everything depends. In “Lightning” he is alone. Domestic fighters traditionally have two of them.

Secondly, the volume of production, calculated in thousands of aircraft. Everyone knows that mass production is ALWAYS cheaper.

The cost of research and development work on the JSF project amounted to 59 billion. Obviously, part of this cost is incorporated in each of the built fighters. What should be the cost of development of the PAK FA, so that the final cost of the fighter equals the American F-35? Based on 60 serial T-50 (optimistic scenario).

Answer: R & D costs should be 3000 / 60 = 50 times less!

The 1 trillion, which scares the man in the street, concerns the entire life cycle of the F-35 program - R & D, production of thousands of aircraft, their maintenance, spare parts and fuel. Weapons, pilot training, airbase retrofit costs.

Considering the fact that F-35 replaces most types of aircraft, the indicated trillion is the cost of existence of the US Air Force for the next 30 years. Expensive? So they now eat no less. After all, the world's first consumer of aviation fuel.

The estimated cost of producing one unit of F-35A per 2018 year is 85 million dollars (taking into account inflation). Cheaper only Chinese plastic crafts.

As for the notorious "electronics" and the possible disruption of computers, the failures from which the planes go crazy, are only in Hollywood films. In reality, electronics is the most reliable element of any system, completely insensitive to overloads, mechanical shocks and vibrations.

A computer can be reprogrammed in the hangar of an air base, as opposed to a thrust vector-controlled engine (translational movement of parts under conditions of a thousand-degree temperatures). Here, even a block repair can not do. Whenever necessary, the domestic Su-35 shines sending to the manufacturer. It is easy to understand how all this affects the cost of manufacture and operation.

All those who were not convinced by these simple and obvious things can continue to retell the tale of a terribly expensive plane at the price of a piece of gold.




New marine test cycle. F-35C flying from the deck of the aircraft carrier Dwight Eisenhower, October 2015
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  1. +13
    2 November 2015 06: 21
    Anyone who was not convinced by these simple and obvious things can continue to retell the tale of a terribly expensive plane, at the cost of a solid piece of gold.

    Can I go give up?
    1. +1
      2 November 2015 06: 40
      Quote: PlotnikoffDD
      Can I go give up?

      You can give up, no options

      and who read the article - hopes for the best
      It is necessary to stop "fooling around" by releasing one aircraft a year, or even to be ahead of the curve, creating even more advanced machines with a non-standard aerodynamic configuration (a real example is Bird of Prey). At least for the sake of prestige and demonstration of their own ambitions

      Interesting cars with unconventional schemes. Huge potential. Sixth generation
      HiMATT or a more recent project - Bird o Prey (bird of prey)


      The prototype of an inconspicuous fighter-bomber constructed according to the “duck” scheme, however, without the use of PGO, the role of which is played by the supporting fuselage, made using the “stealth” technology and having a negative installation angle with respect to the air flow. To consolidate the effect, the lower fuselage in the bow has a shape similar to the spacecraft descent vehicles. At the same time, the “Bird of Prey” is a wave-carrier that relies directly in the supersonic flight on the shock wave with the help of its V-shaped wing (such as a “gull”).

      Possessing the main advantage of the aerodynamic “duck” scheme (no balancing loss, since the direction of the lifting force of the main beam coincides in direction with the lifting force of the wing), the “bird of prey” is deprived of all its drawbacks (limiting the view from the cabin and the tendency to self-destructive "peck "). Strictly speaking, in the “Birds” layout scheme it is generally impossible to discern flaws. Some advantages. New era in aviation.

      Bird of Prey ”made 38 test flights. According to the testers, she, Being statically stable along all three axes, it was controlled manually without the help of the ESDS. And in its design were used the nodes of conventional serial aircraft. For example, the Pratt & Whitney JT15D turbojet engine installed on the TCB and business jets was used as a power plant.

      Work on the “Bird” was not in vain. The features of “Bird of Prey” can now be seen in the X-47B reconnaissance drone.


      You can try to create something from this, it's strange that our designers don't like experiments. as for the "fifth generation" - it will remain American, Penguin and Raptor. purely objectively, we cannot catch up with them
      1. +6
        2 November 2015 07: 09
        Quote: SWEET_SIXTEEN
        You can try to create some of this, it is strange that our designers do not like experiments.

        The Su-47 was built according to the "canard" scheme, but problems with the wing composite began there, degraded at speeds
        1. +18
          2 November 2015 08: 34
          Is the SU-35 a Duck?
          Let me remind you that the "Duck" is not a forward swept wing, but a front horizontal tail. It is also used on Gripen and Rafal, on SU-27 and MiG-29 fighters it was replaced by slats and vortex influxes, and in the T-50 the deflectable slat was erected as a separate element
          1. +19
            2 November 2015 09: 36
            Quote: SUSUL
            Is the SU-35 a Duck?


            Not! he is not that not a duck, he does not even have a PGO!



            Quote: SUSUL
            Let me remind you that the "Duck" is not a forward swept wing, but a front horizontal tail.


            This is not just PGO, it is when the longitudinal controls are moved forward.

            For example, the Su-30 has a PGO, but also has longitudinal controls at the back - and it is not a duck.



            Here is the instant 1.44 is more clearly a duck. (nothing back)

            1. +3
              2 November 2015 10: 12
              About SU-35 I turned down, mixed up with the Indian SU-30K =)
              But you are right, as I forgot about the "tail" =)
              ... about Gripen and Rafal, I didn’t seem to lie =)
              1. +2
                2 November 2015 22: 03
                13 tons of thrustless traction. Afterburner - 19 tons!
                He alone burns harder than two MiG-29 engines

                Wow, what a cool thing! But.
                Dry Mig-29 weighs 10900kg, engines give 10080kg
                Dry F-35 weighs 13300, engines give 13000.

                Parity (without even comparing the afterburners, there is 16600 versus 19000, also parity).

                BUT!!!!!!!!

                1 bullet in the 1 engine, and this is a miracle of the American aircraft industry in the cake. And ours on the second engine will fly home and sit down.
                1. -3
                  2 November 2015 23: 07
                  Quote: crazyrom
                  1 bullet in the 1 engine, and this is a miracle of the American aircraft industry in the cake. And ours on the second engine will fly home and sit down.

                  Seriously? 8)
                  1. +3
                    2 November 2015 23: 27
                    2 engines are better than one)
          2. -2
            2 November 2015 22: 30
            Is the SU-35 a Duck?


            NO!

            Simply: "duck" is a plane "backwards and forwards."
      2. +54
        2 November 2015 09: 15
        The article is fair, no doubt. +! I have long wanted to write something like this.

        But here only:

        Quote: SWEET_SIXTEEN
        “Pratt Whitney” F-135 has a formless thrust of 13 tons. Afterburner - 19 tons!
        He alone burns harder than two MiG-29 engines. With a dry mass in 1700 kg.


        Oleg, how much can you already about this engine? Where do you get these numbers?



        Pratt & Whitney F135 has a dry weight of 5400 pounds, which is equal to 2449kg. With a draft of 19 tons, the specific power is 7,96 kgf / kg.



        RD-93 (from Mig-29) has a dry weight of 1055 kg, which, with a draft of 8300 kgf, gives a specific power of 7,86 kgf / kg.

        Not such a great invention of the F-135 based on specific thrust ?!



        Al-31a has a dry weight of 1520 kg, with a draft of 12500 kgf it gives a specific power of 8,22 kgf / kg !!!

        That is, your vaunted F-135 loses in terms of the effectiveness of Al-31, not to mention the Pub-117s from su-35
        1. +9
          2 November 2015 10: 02
          Quote: Falcon
          .е your vaunted F-135 loses in Al-31 efficiency, not to mention the Iz-117s from the su-35


          Well, the F135 engine is just big, so it’s so high-torque, but the engines for passenger planes are even more high-torque, and the F35 needs to be carried along with it, so the penguin turned out to be so thick, so the penguin, and with up to 50 degrees of angle of attack, , as it is not convincing, the maneuver is only indicated.
          1. -2
            5 November 2015 23: 10
            On the F-35B, the vertical thrust is provided by the fan, and torque is transmitted through the rod on bearings from the main engine.
            1. 0
              7 November 2015 16: 15
              but you don’t think about losses in the gearbox and transmission, as well as in the fan itself (in the channel, on the blades, etc.)?
              or is there a vertical thrust fan rotates at the speed of the gas turbine engine fan, and the losses are so miserable that they cannot be taken into account?
        2. +1
          2 November 2015 10: 13
          Quote: Falcon
          Your vaunted F-135 loses in efficiency Al-31

          Well then, you need to put it on the PAK FA, and let the Americans scratch their turnips and envy them - right? smile
          True, the American has a thrust of 19 tons, and ours has 12.5, but this is a trifle ...
          1. +43
            2 November 2015 12: 08
            Quote: Bayonet
            True, the American has a thrust of 19 tons, and ours has 12.5, but this is a trifle ...

            So on the Su-35 14,5 and two of them stand and weigh both 2,76 tons, and one American 2,5.
            But this is insignificant, the main figure is 19 and the expression is the most powerful.
            1. -1
              2 November 2015 13: 09
              Quote: saturn.mmm
              the main figure is 19 and the expression is the most powerful.


              Engine designation F135-PW-100
              Engine type double-circuit, with forced draft
              Aircraft type F-35
              Engine thrust:, kgf
              afterburner 19500
              cruising 13000
              Oud. afterburner fuel consumption 1.74
              Oud. fuel consumption per kr. mode 0.82
              Air consumption, kg/s 139
              Overall dimensions of the engine, m
              diameter 1.29
              5.59 length
              Dry weight of the engine, kg 1720
              Bypass ratio 0.57
              Gas temperature in front of the turbine, ╟C 1654
              1. +1
                2 November 2015 14: 56
                Quote: Bayonet
                Dry weight of the engine, kg 1720

                Options: F135-PW-100 for F-35A
                F135-PW-600 for F-35B
                F135-PW-400 for F-35C
                Oversized
                Features
                Weight: 5400 lbs/2450 kg
                Length: 5590 mm
                Diameter: 1170 mm
                Performance Characteristics
                Traction: 12700 kgf
                Afterburner thrust: 19500 kg

                Well, it's probably a wet mass, minus not mine.
                1. 0
                  2 November 2015 18: 42
                  Quote: saturn.mmm
                  Well, it's probably a wet mass, minus not mine.

                  ENGINE WEIGHT DRY
                  the weight of the aircraft engine with units installed on it, ensuring its operation and start-up, without coolant (for liquid-cooled engines) and oil or with the specified in the technical specifications part of the oil in the engine during its operation. Units whose weight is not included in the dry weight for this type of engine are specifically negotiated.
              2. +5
                2 November 2015 16: 38
                Quote: Bayonet
                Weight 2450kg (F135-PW-100/400)
                - Where is 1720 ??? Where do you get these numbers? Maybe this figure is the result of subtracting the masses of version 600 with vertical take-off and 100?
                1. +1
                  2 November 2015 18: 41
                  Quote: zulusuluz
                  Where do you get these numbers?

                  TURBOCART.COM
                  The F135-PW B-100 weighs 3,750 pounds. = 1698.75 kg.
                2. -1
                  2 November 2015 21: 18
                  Quote: zulusuluz
                  - Where is 1720 ??? Where do you get these numbers?

                  General characteristics
                  Type: afterburning turbofan
                  Length: 220 in (559 cm)
                  Diameter: 46 in (120 cm) max., 43 in (110 cm) fan inlet
                  Dry weight: 3,750 lb (1,700 kg)
                  The last line is "dry weight"
          2. +2
            2 November 2015 13: 29
            AL-41Ф1 - product 117.
            On the afterburner, one engine thrust 15 000t.
            Without afterburner under 9 000т.
            And there are already two of them!
            1. +1
              2 November 2015 18: 41
              Quote: silver_roman
              AL-41Ф1 - product 117.
              On the afterburner, one engine thrust 15 000t.
              Without afterburner under 9 000т.
              And there are already two of them!


              And where are they?
              Are they released for PAKFA anyhow?
              And they will also eat fuel together?
              1. +5
                2 November 2015 19: 50
                Quote: mav1971
                And where are they?
                Are they released for PAKFA anyhow?

                You don’t have to go far - at least read Wikipedia.
                On August 9 of 2010, UMPO OJSC began supplying AL-41Ф1С engines for Su-35С multipurpose fighters. Already in the 2010 year!

                Do not confuse this engine (117 product, first stage engine) with the second stage engine. Here it is just not yet finished.
                1. +1
                  2 November 2015 20: 00
                  Quote: SIvan
                  Quote: mav1971
                  And where are they?
                  Are they released for PAKFA anyhow?

                  You don’t have to go far - at least read Wikipedia.
                  On August 9 of 2010, UMPO OJSC began supplying AL-41Ф1С engines for Su-35С multipurpose fighters. Already in the 2010 year!

                  Do not confuse this engine (117 product, first stage engine) with the second stage engine. Here it is just not yet finished.


                  AL-41Ф1С - the first variant worsened by characteristics. it should not be considered.
                  You yourself wrote about AL-41F? why did you write about him at all?
                  Maybe because it should be put on the T-50?
                  So we look and find out that the engine is not at all the same and even "not a cake".
                  What will happen when the "30-engine".
                  Once upon a time, it's about 18-19 years.
                  Why didn’t you immediately write about him?
                  41F again - you yourself were the first to mention, no one pressed you on the keyboard :)
                  1. +1
                    3 November 2015 12: 10
                    stripped down is AL-41F1S, it has less traction.
                    On the Su-35s they put 41F1 - a product 117 seems to be like.
                    Great engine.
                    will eat, of course. But I won’t tell you about the expense. But the combat radius says a lot.
          3. +1
            3 November 2015 16: 39
            two AL 31 weigh 500 kg more than one F135, and in terms of thrust-weight ratio they exceed 6000 kg
          4. 0
            8 November 2015 02: 36
            in Serbia, it was enough to shoot down one f-117 and covered the shop with stealth, do you think these will last longer after the first shot down?
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        4. -4
          2 November 2015 10: 24
          Quote: Falcon
          Where do you get these numbers?

          Quote: Falcon
          Pratt & Whitney F135 has a dry weight of 5400 pounds, which is equal to 2449kg

          So tell me where do you get them?
          According to the reference data, the F-135 aircraft engine has the following characteristics
          Dry weight: 3,750 lb (1,700 kg)
          Dry weight 1700 kg.

          and thrust-to-weight ratio:
          Thrust-to-weight ratio: 7.47: 1 (dry), 11.467: 1 (wet / afterburning)

          Those. afterburner 11,467 kgf / kg.

          Or do you invent tsifiri yourself in the hope that no one will check?
          1. +28
            2 November 2015 11: 11
            Quote: Mera Joota
            According to the reference data, the F-135 aircraft engine has the following characteristics


            Directory - is it Wikipedia?

            Quote: Mera Joota
            Dry weight: 3,750 lb (1,700 kg)
            Dry weight 1700 kg.


            Products webpage:
            http://www.pratt-whitney.com/

            They do not give specific weight, but through long walks it is on the manufacturer’s website that you can find:
            "The F135 produces 20% more thrust and weighs 1,500 pounds more than the F119"

            Which translates as: "The F-135 has 20% more thrust and 1500 pounds more weight than the F-119."

            But the weight of the F-119 manufacturer already gives - 3900 pounds.

            Those. The F-135 weighs 5400 pounds or 2449 kg.

            Quote: Mera Joota
            Or do you invent tsifiri yourself in the hope that no one will check?


            But this is some rudeness negative rude and not European sad
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            2. +1
              2 November 2015 13: 40
              Quote: Falcon
              rude and not European

              I apologize.
              Quote: Falcon
              Directory - is it Wikipedia?

              The Corner of Heaven also has the same information.
              Quote: Falcon
              They do not give a specific weight

              Having rummaged in the network, I discovered that no one knows exactly what mass the engine is. Most cite Warren Boley, president of Pratt & Whitney's, who circa 2011. stated that the company can reduce the cost of the F-135 by $ 10 million if 250 units are ordered, then it will cost as the F-119, with a 20% more thrust and more weight by 680 kg. (1700 pounds he said).
              From this stove and dance.
              Mentioning a dry weight of 1700 kg. (3750 pounds) refer to http://www.f135engine.com, but I personally could not find it, for not a damn thing is clear where to look.
              It should be understood that Warren Boley did not indicate which version of the F-135 is heavier than the F-119. I think he was referring to the most expensive F135-PW-600 which has more weight due to the presence of a fan and a rotary nozzle.
              1. +2
                2 November 2015 14: 17
                Quote: Mera Joota
                I apologize.


                How unusual for VO belay drinks

                Quote: Mera Joota
                Most cite Warren Boley, president of Pratt & Whitney's, who circa 2011. stated


                There is of infa:
                http://www.pw.utc.com/Content/Press_Kits/pdf/me_f135_pCard.pdf


                Quote: Mera Joota
                It should be understood that Warren Boley did not indicate which version of the F-135 is heavier than the F-119. I think he was referring to the most expensive F135-PW-600 which has more weight due to the presence of a fan and a rotary nozzle.


                Not indicated - but there are a couple of arguments:
                1. Why compare the engine from the vertical with the engine of a conventional aircraft? Like a booty with a pen. And besides - the same thing that the lifting fan does not do pratt witney at all.
                Yes, and the price they do not equal, the vertical is almost two times more expensive.

                2. F-135 anyway more! Since it has a greater bypass ratio (more fan)
                And most importantly, the F-135 2's low-pressure turbine is stepped, and the F-119 has one step. And this will seriously add weight. See lineup

                F-135



                F-119

          2. 0
            8 November 2015 02: 49
            and .. Donald Cook .. more than the Su-24, so what? don’t write to the compote, panic-mongers fire))) do not bore the numbers from the Internet, hereAnd all the buttons can push
        5. +1
          2 November 2015 11: 42
          here it is visible: http://www.airwar.ru/enc/engines/f135.html
        6. +3
          2 November 2015 11: 42
          or all the same, f135-2.4t is the total weight of the entire propulsion system, the engine itself + fan + side nozzles?
          1. +2
            2 November 2015 12: 53
            in addition to the above, if f35 has an engine thrust of 19t, then naturally in a vertical mode it will not be able to lift more than 19t.
            14t airplane itself
            -Useful balance of 5 tons !!! something is not enough, it’s both fuel and weapons, in order to complete the task and bomb the target it is necessary to get to it and have at least one bomb to complete the task, in short, the vertical mode greatly limits the capabilities of the aircraft, in my opinion there’s one way to throw out the fan and expand the bomb bombs then this fifth generation nonsense can somehow integrate into military operations.
            1. 0
              2 November 2015 14: 25
              And no one said that the F-35 has a vertical take-off. Thanks to the fan, it has a shortened run-up, and a vertical landing.
              He can take off on a fan unless empty with half-empty fuel tanks.
              So there was no second Harier. A competitor from Boeing, who was nominated for the competition, could not even lift himself, without removing some elements of the body, without which he would lose the ability to supersonic. Boeing called it "revolutionary design" =)
              1. +1
                2 November 2015 17: 11
                Quote: SUSUL
                And no one said that the F-35 has a vertical take-off. Thanks to the fan, it has a shortened run-up, and a vertical landing.


                The plane is declared and built just like a plane with a vertical take-off, you do not know do not say nonsense of the gophers.
                1. +2
                  2 November 2015 18: 38
                  The aircraft is even called A short take-off and vertical landing aircraft (STOVL aircraft).
                  So stop talking nonsense and learn the materiel.
                  1. 0
                    2 November 2015 18: 52
                    Quote: patsantre
                    The aircraft is even called A short take-off and vertical landing aircraft (STOVL aircraft).
                    So stop talking nonsense and learn the materiel.


                    from you arctic fox, "called", a short take-off run means that the plane needs a RUNNING, and these are completely different requirements, but LANDING, also for a short segment? This does not happen, but to take off and land, this means that the runway is not needed, that was the FIRST REQUIREMENT for this airplane. What you didn’t understand with your stool.
                    1. +3
                      2 November 2015 20: 46
                      It's about basing on an aircraft carrier. There is not required a fully vertical take-off, it is enough to reduce the mileage, for which catapults are usually used.
                      And on a vertical landing (suddenly?) You need much less thrust than on a vertical take-off, because on landing, the resultant force will be directed down, and on take-off, up, gravity will remain unchanged. So it turns out that the fan power is enough for a vertical landing, but not enough for takeoff.
                      School physics.
                    2. 0
                      2 November 2015 22: 08
                      But doesn’t it bother you that landing requires less effort on the engine, and as a rule in tanks and pylons is already empty?
                2. 0
                  2 November 2015 22: 06
                  Yah? And who claimed that?
                  On trials, he climbed only with half-empty tanks, watch a movie on the F-35 Discovery, look at the engine traction and the take-off mass of this pepilats. It was never officially declared as a vertical take-off aircraft, because miracles do not happen; an engine with a thrust of 12 tons will not take off a take-off load of more than 12 tons, and it has an empty weight of 14 tons. So he can only take off from the ground on fast and furious and in pairs of fuel in tanks, and in cool weather
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            2. +1
              3 November 2015 11: 31
              It must also be taken into account that the efficiency of the fan and nozzles in the vertical mode is still lower than 100%, i.e. thrust in vertical takeoff will be less than 19 tons.
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        8. +3
          2 November 2015 13: 18
          And the cost of the engine depends on its power - the engine from the Mig-29 costs 1.5 times cheaper than from the Su-27. So 1 engine aircraft is not cheaper than 2 engine.
      3. +5
        2 November 2015 14: 45
        Quote: SWEET_SIXTEEN
        it is strange that our designers do not like experiments.

        Our designers would be happy to experiment, they just do not have the means to do this. hi
      4. +16
        2 November 2015 16: 41
        Quote: SWEET_SIXTEEN
        “Pratt Whitney” F-135 has a formless thrust of 13 tons. Afterburner - 19 tons!
        He alone burns harder than two MiG-29 engines. With a dry mass in 1700 kg.

        You can wonder: why the comparison with the MiG-29 and not with the Yak-130? There you could say it alone burns three times stronger than two engines from the Yak-130!
        Maybe it would be more correct to compare the ratio of thrust to mass?
        Depending on the model, the attitude to empty mass without afterburner ranges from 35 to 0,82 for F-0,98. MiG 0,92. With the afterburner at F-35 from 1,2 to 1,46, at MiG 1,52. With normal take-off weight, the same ratios are 0,5-0,53 versus 0,66 and 0,75-0,8 versus 1,09, respectively. As it is not too much he zhzhot he alone. Of course, throwing his hats does not make sense, but there is no need to distort it either.
      5. -4
        2 November 2015 20: 29
        Maybe the F-35 is very good, maybe it's inexpensive, but the anti-aircraft missile is even cheaper, and Russia's air defense is definitely the best in the world and the airborne forces only complement it.
        1. +8
          2 November 2015 20: 38
          Quote: Couch General
          Maybe the F-35 is very good, maybe it's inexpensive, but the anti-aircraft missile is even cheaper, and Russia's air defense is definitely the best in the world and the airborne forces only complement it.

          Air defense and air force is a single complex, without air force air defense is easily destroyed in particular by cruise missiles and a massive raid of drones, without a strong air force the benefits of air defense are minimal.
          1. -1
            2 November 2015 23: 05
            I don’t doubt that someone’s air defense of any tank column will be fired by cruise missiles (not cheap, what do you think?) and drones (massive) are not cheap
            1. +2
              3 November 2015 13: 20
              Do you think the C400 / 300 anti-aircraft missile is cheaper (only they can pose a threat to high-altitude targets)?
              in the U.S. drones just do not experience a shortage, but to shoot them down without fighters is a problem.
        2. 0
          2 November 2015 23: 02
          I wanted to put a plus (I pressed the wrong button))) everything is correct for which you are minus and didn’t understand
      6. +2
        2 November 2015 22: 07
        Quote: SWEET_SIXTEEN
        Work on the “Bird” was not in vain.

        After this phrase everything became clear. About really breakthrough is not written.
    2. -1
      2 November 2015 06: 43
      Can I go give up?

      We don’t give up to us))))
      Let them bring the car to the end first, while they see hi
      1. +18
        2 November 2015 07: 11
        If 120 cars in the army were cut, then 6 prototypes without nichrome is what?
        1. -1
          2 November 2015 07: 24
          Quote: Lapkonium
          then 6 prototypes without nichrome is what?


          took the T-50 (PAK-FA) under personal control
          http://sfw.so/1148931087-putin-vzyal-t-50-pak-fa-pod-lichnyj-kontrol.html
          news from 2010 of the year
          1. BMW
            +26
            2 November 2015 07: 53
            Enough from empty to empty.
            Fact:
            1. The backlog of a heavy machine is reinforced concrete for 20 years, but I think that there will be more.
            2. F-35 in five years will bring to mind, at least model A, do not go to a fortuneteller.
            3. In a light car, even scabies didn’t start, and the lag would only increase.
            4. Enough to compare the T-50 and F-35, these are cars of different classes.
            5. Putin Vostochny also took control, and what, and nothing. His control is that dead poultice.
            hi
            1. +11
              2 November 2015 08: 25
              I completely agree! The F-35 is already the second generation 5 aircraft at the adversaries. If the F-22 is somewhere mowing, this is the first stone, they will make a new modification. We are 15-20 years behind. One talking head on TV. hi
              1. +16
                2 November 2015 10: 10
                Quote: fa2998
                ! F-35 is the second generation 5 aircraft at adversaries

                Sorry, but you can ask why the F-35 fighter is a 5th generation fighter? Have you seen its high-speed characteristics? Without the afterburner, it does not fly at supersonic sound, and this is one of the necessary conditions.
                Second, there’s a lot of talk about 120 Lightings that have already been sent to the troops. You can also rivet 1200 RAW cars and say that this fighter went into series at every corner. But there were NO state tests! All the sores that the F-22 suffers successfully took over and F-35. And we still need to see if the Americans can solve all these problems, this is a big question.
                With regards to the PAK FA, the work goes on without fuss. There hasn’t been any progress in terms and yet, it’s said that the T-50 will go into production in the year 16. And as far as I understand, the output will not be a 5th generation fighter, and a 5+ generation fighter.
                Regarding the 5th generation LFI, we bring to the attention that the MIG Design Bureau, on its own initiative, has reanimated the work on MIG-1.44 and is working on the basis of this to create a lightweight 5th generation fighter. hi
                1. BMW
                  +8
                  2 November 2015 11: 03
                  Quote: NEXUS
                  5+ generation fighter.

                  Could you comment as a specialist what bonuses the plus sign gives. hi
                  1. +6
                    2 November 2015 13: 12
                    Quote: bmw
                    Could you comment as a specialist what bonuses the plus sign gives.

                    To date, there is only one serial generation 5 fighter, the F-22 Raptor.
                    Compare the performance of PAK FA with F-22, those that are published (it’s clear that a lot of things are classified and distorted, but the main characteristics, I think, are close to those stated).
                    Speed ​​characteristics: F-22, maximum speed with afterburner-2420 (say 2570), the T-50 has a maximum speed with afterburner (with the engine of the first stage!) 2995 km. Without afterburner, respectively 1870 km against 2230 km.
                    Range: 2300 km at the Raptor, versus 4300 at the PAK FA. Moreover, even with two additional tanks, the Raptor flies at 3300 km.
                    Well, further along the combat radius, practical ceiling, the PAK FA also has better indicators.
                    I won’t talk about the radars of these aircraft, because everything is dark and foggy there like on the seabed (you know the state secret). But the Raptor is a 5th generation fighter, given the superiority in many TX T-50s over the F-22, which then PAK FA ?
                    You can disagree with this opinion or agree, but even in the 90s it’s badly poor, albeit on our own initiative and often on sheer enthusiasm, but our design bureaus were working on the next generation of fighters. And to say that we were 20 years behind is at least ridiculous. .MIG-1.44, if my memory serves me right, got up in 2000. They also worked on the SU-47 "Berkut" for carrier-based aircraft.
                    In addition, what Americans and we are putting into the concept of a fighter of the 5th generation, while demanding the characteristics corresponding to the machines are very different. And it is not at all a fact that in a REAL air battle, for example, our SU-35 will not stick F-22 , although our fighter generation 4 ++.
                    1. -2
                      2 November 2015 18: 41
                      You absolutely do not understand the figures given by you. Firstly, these are speeds for an airplane with a second stage engine, and secondly, even with it it will not develop 3000 km / h, the glider will not stand.
                      With the engine of the first stage, it is inferior to the Raptor in out-of-speed speed.
                      1. +4
                        2 November 2015 19: 00
                        Quote: patsantre
                        With the engine of the first stage, it is inferior to the Raptor in out-of-speed speed.

                        A source in the studio, a connoisseur. The engine of the second stage, differs from the engine that is now installed on the T-50, is only economical. In any case, the developers say so. Or did you, dear merge the real characteristics of the product 30? wassat
                  2. +7
                    2 November 2015 13: 44
                    I don't want to offend anyone, but there are plenty of "experts" here, but specialists ...

                    Quote: bmw
                    what bonuses gives a plus sign.

                    unfortunately the plus sign gives only karma and a feeling of invincibility to "experts". but in fact there is still no concept of 5+. And, logically, this is an aircraft with characteristics close to the 6th generation in its design. requirements that are not yet clearly defined. So all the talk about 5+ .... negative Again I do not want to run around anyone, my IMHO
                    1. +2
                      2 November 2015 14: 37
                      Quote: silver_roman
                      unfortunately the plus sign gives only karma and a feeling of invincibility to "experts". but in fact there is still no concept of 5+.

                      There is no 6th generation concept, you are right. But the elements preceding this are already there, for example AI (artificial intelligence, or its similarity, call it what you prefer), which the next generation aircraft will most likely have. hi
                      1. +6
                        2 November 2015 15: 40
                        it's not AI even close !!!! just a certain algorithm, which, depending on the incoming variables, will act according to the scheme. If it’s simple, it’s like a logical circuit: if YES, then so, if NO, then so.
                        If once someone creates an AI, then the world will surely turn upside down. Just, again, ours clumsily used this extremely unattainable concept today.
                        Just imagine that the automation itself decides for you when it is better for the pilot to eject. I understand that this may be ridiculous, but performance is important. The pilot can try to save the car, although the situation is irreversible and as a result, the pilot may die. Likewise, and vice versa, an aircraft may fall on a residential area. All this is taken into account, processed and, depending on this, there is a choice: either bailout, or a hint to the pilot, etc. It has been there for a long time, it is just constantly being improved. What exactly ours mean in this concept of "AI", we will find out soon
                  3. +2
                    2 November 2015 22: 20
                    Quote: bmw
                    what bonuses gives a plus sign.

                    Ranged combat and ground work. what the Raptor can't do.
                2. +3
                  2 November 2015 13: 41
                  Quote: NEXUS
                  And as far as I understand, the output will be not a 5th generation fighter, but a 5+ generation fighter.

                  belay
                  Quote: NEXUS
                  All the sores with which the F-22 suffers safely took over and the F-35

                  as far as I know, the sores are different: the Raptor had problems with air supply, hence the height limit seems to be like.
                  In lightning - the design does not withstand either vibration or overload. not clear to the end. All other conversations about what does not fly, not maneuverable, small radius, etc. - in TOPKU! They have a different approach to use.
                  Quote: NEXUS
                  T-50 will go into series in 16

                  tirelessly you repeat it ... No.
                  But given the PLANS for the modified GPV-2020, in the best case, 20-12 pieces will reach the series until 15. BETTER ... just as raw. So you need to face the truth!
                  1. +1
                    2 November 2015 13: 51
                    Quote: silver_roman
                    In lightning - the design does not withstand either vibration or overload. not clear to the end.

                    There’s a whole bunch of problems there, starting with a helmet, thanks to which, when you bail out pilots, they fold their necks and end with an arsenal.
                    Quote: silver_roman
                    All other conversations about what does not fly, not maneuverable, small radius, etc. - in TOPKU!

                    Oh well! So all the problems have been fixed? laughing And you can find out why the series was postponed until 19?
                    Quote: silver_roman
                    tirelessly you repeat it ...

                    Because there haven’t been any applications for a postponement of the deadlines yet.
                    Quote: silver_roman
                    But given the PLAN for the modified GPV-2020, in the best case, about 20-12 pieces will reach the series and 15 years.

                    Oh li. This is your purely personal opinion. But let's turn on the logic and think about it ... The adversary is not sleeping either, and the competitors too, and therefore, if we do not honor ourselves, it is these comrades who will force us to build the PAK FA and build them in sufficient quantities . Add to this the elementary benefit of trade, which is also very important.
                    Quote: silver_roman
                    BETTER ... just as raw.

                    This is why it’s raw? That is, you think that an unfinished car will be passed through the ICG and put into production? Hmm, a bold statement.
                    1. +4
                      2 November 2015 15: 31
                      Quote: NEXUS
                      There is a whole bunch of problems.

                      I agree - the helmet is really heavy. But it does not affect acceptance into the series. Rather, they will refuse it or bring it to mind. All the same auxiliary system.
                      And what is wrong with weapons? sort of shot back and fine?
                      Quote: NEXUS
                      Oh well! So all the problems have been fixed?

                      I have listed the disadvantages of lightning - these are not gaps, but simply disadvantages. and I doubt that the states laid in the requirement of the aircraft the radius of our dryers. The same goes for maneuverability. On the other hand, over-maneuverability should be inherent in the 5th generation, but the conversation is not about that. The race for generations is all nonsense. The main thing is that the aircraft performs what it was created for and so far we cannot deny that it cannot cope with it.
                      Quote: NEXUS
                      Because there haven’t been any applications for a postponement of the deadlines yet.

                      adoption in a series will not give anything really. she will only say that the tests are completed, but it is likely that childhood illnesses will climb out further. more precisely, this is for sure, given the complexity of the project. And it is not the entry into the series that is important, but the number in the series, and there are very few of them. they already have 120 +20 "experimental" + 170 kopecks of "foot and mouth" ...
                      Quote: NEXUS
                      Oh li. This is your purely personal opinion.

                      Yes, my opinion, but based on the facts that it is extremely rare in such matters to go ahead of schedule, and if this happens, rarely leads to good. I’m all about the fact that ours are going perfectly on schedule, but the announced timelines are not real. 20-25 years for such a project from R&D to a series is the norm. That is why I, like Rogozin, ceased to respect what they shout more than they do. Always been a supporter of the Soviet approach, where everything was secret. And at us at all exhibition venues they fly on practically empty boxes.
                      Quote: NEXUS
                      This is why raw then?

                      Take the same Su-34s. If my memory serves me right, then they were put into service, but they finished them a couple more years for sure. Raw - does not mean that his keel will fall off. Even today there is infa that the same AFARs on the T-50 do not work 100% of the time, etc. And the deadlines are 2016. It's over and I would like, but the deadline has almost come, but what do we see? that really. on Max somehow flew everything.
                      I'm not pessimistic, I just try to really look at things. And EVEN if for some reason it is introduced into the series in the year 16, I do not believe that this is a completely ready-made and reliable aircraft. in general, time will show. not much left.
                    2. +1
                      4 November 2015 03: 55
                      Quote: NEXUS
                      There’s a whole bunch of problems there, starting with a helmet, thanks to which, when you bail out pilots, they fold their necks and end with an arsenal.



                      Who told you this? Or do you feel like it? To which pilots and when did they curl their necks? The fact that the F-35 was adopted by the U.S. Air Force this year, there are more than two hundred of them and in the tens of thousands of hours of operation, no penguin crashed and not one pilot was hurt, is that so, little things? And can it remind you how many and with what periodicity fall, it would seem, already mastered Su 27 and its versions? Just the same Penguin on reliability has already surpassed everyone.

                      Quote: NEXUS
                      Oh well! So all the problems have been fixed? And you can find out why the series was postponed until 19?


                      As was said above, there are already more than 200 penguins and they have already been adopted! But to see the Yankees forgot to notify the Nexus ..,!

                      Quote: NEXUS
                      Oh li. This is your purely personal opinion. But let's turn on the logic and think about it ... The adversary is not sleeping either, and the competitors too, and therefore, if we do not honor ourselves, it is these comrades who will force us to build the PAK FA and build them in sufficient quantities . Add to this the elementary benefit of trade, which is also very important.


                      Personal opinion? In fact, even on the site there was infa, how many MOs ordered the T-50, 12 units .., and even that, purely pass, for urapatriots. And what is still not a single one in the ranks .. And you seriously believe that the defense industry of the Russian Federation can, if it can be done, make as many of these PAXFs as needed for the database, if suddenly, God forbid, war? :) and for sale! :)

                      Quote: NEXUS
                      This is why it’s raw? That is, you think that an unfinished car will be passed through the ICG and put into production? Hmm, a bold statement.


                      PAK FA is not only raw, it hasn’t been finished yet! These 6 prototypes that are, these are not combat aircraft, but test benches. Above, you describe there the advantages of PAK FA over the F-35 and the Raptor ... This is called-fantasize!
                      1. -1
                        4 November 2015 10: 13
                        Sober glances, welcome drinks
                        The only thing I wanted to answer in your comment was the reliability of the Su-27.
                        You most likely had in mind the incidents that occurred with the Indian su-30MKI.
                        So it seems that the commission recognized that the pilots were to blame, not the technician.
                        Although this is most often. I remember even at the university I was amazed at the concept of the human factor: almost all situations can be adapted to it request
                        And about the penguin, you are absolutely right. Yes, the car is not hassle-free, yes, it does not meet all the criteria of the 5th generation, but it all does not make sense if it performs the task assigned to it perfectly.
                        The main questions there are on the body, more precisely on its power unit, on vibrations and loads, because precisely because of this, the operation of the aircraft was stopped several times. Microcracks appeared. The rest of the aircraft shows itself perfectly.
                        And by the way, our PAK FA also has problems with the stiffness of the airframe (maybe I’m not completely correct using the concepts), but it’s not just that he cut the maximum speed and, as it were, infa skipped to this point.
                3. +3
                  2 November 2015 21: 03
                  5+ generation fighter.

                  The company attributed fundamentally new engines to the distinctive features of the sixth generation combat aircraft (meaning that they will be "multi-mode" capable of operating like direct-flow ones), materials, energy supply systems and weapons. Fighters should be faster than existing fifth-generation aircraft, have a greater flight range and a number of new technologies, such as "self-healing structures" and "multispectral stealth"

                  Somehow you can't attach anything to the "+". Although the existing 5th generation is somewhat different from the concept, but thinking by the end of "life" will be finalized.
                4. +7
                  2 November 2015 22: 09
                  This f35 was given to you. request The advantage of American aviation over ours is not at all in it, but in a large number of f15 and f16. As well as our advantage on earth in a large number of t72. In my opinion, the f35, despite attempts to make it universal, turned out to be an extremely narrow-minded aircraft. It is completely imprisoned for ranged combat. That is, he must see the enemy before, go unnoticed and launch missiles from a long distance. If he cannot do this, then at medium and close range he does not shine anything good. So if we can find him before he does us, then all his advantage as a fifth-generation aircraft will fly into the pipe. So we need an asymmetric answer - to saturate the VKS with detection tools in the area of ​​which f35 cannot remain hidden. After which I personally do not see any particular advantages over our 4+ aircraft.
            2. +1
              2 November 2015 15: 17
              Quote: bmw
              His control is that dead poultice.


              “We are not building a holiday facility”
              Construction of the Vostochny Cosmodrome will end in 2015

              “This is not a question of the decision of the big boss — the president, prime minister or supervising deputy prime minister,” said Dmitry Rogozin, speaking about the timing of the first launch of the rocket from the new cosmodrome. “This is a question that will be decided by a special state commission that will take over the whole responsibility for system availability. ”
            3. +1
              2 November 2015 17: 41
              Quote: bmw
              Fact:

              The fact is that nowadays you can’t fly far with one glider (even without special coverage). On the other hand, how catastrophic is the lag? Maybe it’s better to compare weapons and not speed? Write down specifically the detection range of the drying and the amer, can it be captured by the missile’s missile and at what distance? Detection range of a stationary radar? And so on ....
          2. +7
            2 November 2015 09: 47
            What are you doing? if not forgotten, he also personally appointed Serdyukov
          3. -10
            2 November 2015 14: 02
            Here's a fresh run from LM: https: //www.f35.com/assets/uploads/downloads/13567/f-35fast_facts4q2015_.pdf
            Price tags - chic: $ 94-115.k. $, well, and what cake without a cherry - (not including engine) laughingI won’t be surprised if in the export version there will also be a bill acceptor near the ore. wassat
            Well and so, for comparison:
            _______________ F-35C; Su-27SK; Su-34
            length _________ 15.7m; 22m; 23.3m
            wingspan ___ 13.1m; 14.7m; 14.7m
            height _________ 4.48m; 6m; 6m
            wing area__62.1 sq.m; 62 sq.m; 62sq.m
            engine thrust
            afterburner _____ 18150kg; sum. 25000kg
            b / f ____________ 11300 kgs; Sum. 15200kg
            empty weight ______ 15800 kg; 16000 kg; 22000kg
            ratio
            thrust to mass _____ 1.149; 1.56; 1.136
            maximum
            take-off weight ____ 32000kg; 33000 kg; 45000kg
            ratio
            thrust to mass _____ 0.57; 0.75; 0.55
            engine weight_1750kg; sum. 3100 kg


            In aerial combat, the Su-34 and F-35C will compete with equal rivals, but I don’t understand one moment ... Where do these mediocrity from LM look? What did they spend everything is displaced ... ugh, the whole mass of the plane? Where is the armor ?! Any horseradish in slippers from rusty Bulgarian AKM will crash him !!! wassat
            1. +6
              2 November 2015 15: 06
              how can one compare the F-35C - a single-seat, inconspicuous fifth-generation fighter for the US Navy, with a single engine based on aircraft carriers and the su-34 - a two-generation twin-engine front-line bomber with two engines, which is almost 4 times larger than the F-2? what armor? maybe he also put a machine gunner on the tail?
              1. -3
                2 November 2015 15: 13
                Quote: kamil_tt
                how can one compare the F-35C - a low-visibility fifth-generation fighter for the US Navy, with a single engine, based on aircraft carriers and the su-34 - a front bomber with two engines, which is almost 2 times larger than the F-35?

                I compared them in terms of air combat.
                what armor? maybe he also put a machine gunner on the tail?
                How do you live without a sense of humor? smile
          4. +1
            2 November 2015 15: 14
            There is such an "insider (???)" infa:

            The long-term plan for the T-50 until 2020:
            2016 - T-50-9, T-50-10, T-50-11.
            2017 - T-50-12 (repeated statics), T-50S-1,2.
            2018 - T-50S-3,4
            2019 - T-50S-5,6,7,8, PMI-1,2.
            2020 - T-50S-9,10,11,12, PMI-3,4.
            The design documentation for the plant has not yet arrived at T-50S and PMI products.

            See http://forums.airforce.ru/matchast/4618-t-50-a-6/
            1. +1
              2 November 2015 15: 19
              Quote: Cherdak
              There is such an "insider (???)" infa:
              See http://forums.airforce.ru/matchast/4618-t-50-a-6/
              It is very likely that Aeshen Wei has an official drain tank.
        2. +9
          2 November 2015 08: 35
          These are factory samples.
          T-50 is still in pilot testing
    3. +2
      2 November 2015 09: 31
      The estimated cost of producing one unit of F-35A per 2018 year is 85 million dollars (taking into account inflation). Cheaper only Chinese plastic crafts.


      there is other data, more than 100mil. apiece, which is probably why that's why Canada refused penguins.
      Canada will withdraw from the program for the creation of a fifth-generation fighter-bomber F-35 and will not purchase these aircraft from the United States: this is the position of the country's new prime minister Justin Trudeau.

      Read more: http://newsrbk.ru/news/2412733-otkaz-kanadyi-ot-F-35-oboydetsya-ssha-v-desyatki-
      millionov-dollars.html
      1. 0
        2 November 2015 20: 57
        Quote: Sveles
        Canada will withdraw from the fifth-generation F-35 fighter-bomber program and will not purchase these vehicles from the United States:

        And who is asking her? In the first, NATO members were let down an obligatory order, in the second, F-16s are not eternal and will soon be scrapped. So Wishlist, Wishlist, but the park needs to be updated, that’s exactly in 2020 and will be updated
    4. -4
      2 November 2015 10: 04
      Quote: PlotnikoffDD
      Can I go give up?

      What for? Sew hats urgently (and more fellow ), it may still turn out to throw an adversary! smile
      Finally, a normal article, without stupid groaning and ridicule.hi
      1. +5
        2 November 2015 11: 23
        and therefore immediately gone to the minuses)
        1. -1
          2 November 2015 14: 54
          Quote: kamil_tt
          and therefore immediately gone to the minuses)

          Because not about "Svidomo" or "Obamka monkey", but technical. smile
          1. +1
            2 November 2015 15: 11
            fans of the serious analytical program "Military Secret with Igor Prokopenko" did not appreciate it ..
    5. +5
      2 November 2015 10: 56
      Yeah ... another article from Kaptsov or Majumdar, and I unsubscribe from VO ... these militant amateurs were bullied ...
      1. +18
        2 November 2015 11: 08
        Quote: vladimir_krm
        Yeah ... another article from Kaptsov or Majumdar, and I unsubscribe from VO ... these militant amateurs were bullied ...

        Do not take it to heart. In addition, you wrote about the benefits of Rezun in the sense that his books gave the opposite effect. Do not be angry at Comrade Kaptsov's attitude to him, let’s say, as to a techno-dictionary. smile
        1. +2
          2 November 2015 18: 02
          Duc, Rezun, at least interestingly wrote: in which anthill to sit down to improve health, or how to trade watermelons :) And what is the use of these? :)))
      2. +3
        2 November 2015 16: 37
        So what did you expect from the Professor? He is a famous specialist with us, and immediately in all sectors laughing ... Well, his conclusions are just the ultimate truth. It's just that earlier in his articles he somehow better concealed Russophobia, and as soon as he was publicly discredited, he decided to recoup. Do not pay serious attention to the efforts of these God's chosen comrades. The myth about the "invisibility" of these devices has long been debunked, of course they have good AFAR, but the disadvantages are the armament of a frankly mediocre level, maneuverability was sacrificed for "pseudo invisibility", so if the enemy is not shot down on distant approaches, then in a "dog dump" diplomatically speaking they will be "taught politeness". soldier
      3. 0
        2 November 2015 16: 37
        So what did you expect from the Professor? He is a famous specialist with us, and immediately in all sectors laughing ... Well, his conclusions are just the ultimate truth. It's just that earlier in his articles he somehow better concealed Russophobia, and as soon as he was publicly discredited, he decided to recoup. Do not pay serious attention to the efforts of these God's chosen comrades. The myth about the "invisibility" of these devices has long been debunked, of course they have good AFAR, but the disadvantages are the armament of a frankly mediocre level, maneuverability was sacrificed for "pseudo invisibility", so if the enemy is not shot down on distant approaches, then in a "dog dump" diplomatically speaking they will be "taught politeness". soldier
    6. +1
      2 November 2015 13: 46
      Quote: PlotnikoffDD
      Anyone who was not convinced by these simple and obvious things can continue to retell the tale of a terribly expensive plane, at the cost of a solid piece of gold.

      Can I go give up?

      I do not understand the purpose of this article. To convince the reader that we are hopelessly behind? It is believed that the T-50 is not forced because it is needed as a flying laboratory, and not as the main aircraft of the VKS. Stealth technologies do not give an obvious advantage - detection technologies have stepped forward, in addition, while the plane is invisible, he himself is blind, and the price for STELS must be paid for both aerodynamics and a huge rise in price. A 5th generation airplane has (should be) other nannies. On the t-50, this is an all-round AFAR and cruising supersonic (according to the project). All this can be realized on the Su-30-35 for completely different money and on old production facilities.
    7. +2
      2 November 2015 14: 12
      This is the author of the article in pursuit. Let them rejoice or think. There is a separate discussion about performance characteristics and engines. http://afirsov.livejournal.com/110338.html
      1. +7
        2 November 2015 16: 59
        Great link. I liked the comment on her. And I think the man is right


        1. A glider optimized for small EPR loses in aerodynamic performance to the glider of a normal airplane.

        2. Physics and physics again: a small EPR is achieved due to the reflection and absorption of EM waves in the centimeter and, to a lesser extent, decimeter range. In meters, the dimensions of the heterogeneity in the medium (aircraft in the air) and the characteristics of the so-called. When absorbed, the skin layer becomes such that scattering cannot be avoided in principle, despite all the tricks with the geometry and properties of the glider coating. That is, against the very old and most modern radar, the F-35 is not "invisible" with all the consequences. Scientists in the United States are highly qualified and they could not fail to warn the military about this.

        3. Cut? It pulls as an explanation, but only partially - because it is possible to "saw" on the endless upgrades of the F-16 and F-18, and there would be even more benefits.

        There is only one conclusion: in terms of financing, an order of magnitude, if not two, better than that of competitors from countries of geopolitical opponents, try to ruin them on the development of an analogue of the F-35 and remove competitors from client countries, striking them with a national air force such a miracle as F-35.
    8. +1
      2 November 2015 17: 26
      Quote: PlotnikoffDD
      Can I go give up?

      Russians do not give up?
    9. 0
      2 November 2015 18: 15
      You are lying! We have such caps ...
    10. 0
      2 November 2015 20: 30
      Quote: PlotnikoffDD
      Anyone who was not convinced by these simple and obvious things can continue to retell the tale of a terribly expensive plane, at the cost of a solid piece of gold.

      Can I go give up?

      Yes to you! Kaptsov shouts kapets, and lists the characteristics and estimated cost of production. I won’t discuss the characteristics, but at a pro-va cost and a selling price, the distance is huge. Every economist and even accountant knows this. Definitely the cost is added to the cost of development and development of the project. Of course, if the order is a couple of thousand, then this will not affect the final cost too much, just some 3 million of Baku. Only this amount is unlikely to reach. Now many countries have already left the project, and the United States has been reducing the military budget for more than a year. There will be other expenses that are not taken into account when calculating the cheats cost of production. Less than 130-140 million $ in the most ascetic version A, F-35 will not cost IMHO. For comparison, our SU-35 of the 5-generation for export costs 80-85 $ For the Russian aerospace forces, it is naturally half the price.
    11. +6
      2 November 2015 22: 04
      Quote: PlotnikoffDD
      Can I go give up?

      As before he wrote ......... "Oleg Kaptsov came, put things in order on the forum, told everyone and everyone that the F-35 plane had no problems, an airplane with a cool radar, and practically for nothing! Every Air Force wants it, has been in the queue for 10 years ".
      In general, Oleg will rest and sing laudatory odes to a pregnant penguin, even when the Air Force refuses him, by analogy with f-111A. Will tell how they ruined an outstanding aircraft.
      1. 0
        3 November 2015 01: 11
        Quote: tomket
        Quote: PlotnikoffDD
        Can I go give up?

        As before he wrote ......... "Oleg Kaptsov came, put things in order on the forum, told everyone and everyone that the F-35 plane had no problems, an airplane with a cool radar, and practically for nothing! Every Air Force wants it, has been in the queue for 10 years ".
        In general, Oleg will rest and sing laudatory odes to a pregnant penguin, even when the Air Force refuses him, by analogy with f-111A. Will tell how they ruined an outstanding aircraft.

        Is it a professor? He was kind of going to dump the forum?
    12. +1
      3 November 2015 06: 58
      The article is just awful nonsense - I can reasonably explain why one T50 will tear to pieces the whole link of these penguins and will not even choke ... in general, I already made this argument once, if I need to explain it again. But Oleg still will not calm down in any way - he is the only and unique specialist on ships and aircraft and on the latest cold plasma system - he takes pride in the Soviet education system)))
      1. +2
        3 November 2015 07: 06
        Too lazy to write again - so I will insert the last comment - do not judge strictly))
        Quote: SWEET_SIXTEEN
        Quote: Gomel
        he lags behind on xnumx years.

        Right to the point!
        Only not at ten, but at 20, with a dash

        Well, yes, of course, if you think that the T50 will be EQUAL in its characteristics F22 then yes, it lags behind, but we remember that the raptor is an extremely highly specialized machine adapted exclusively for warfare in the air, unable to work on the ground (the engineers themselves who created it were guided by this principle "not a pound on the ground" - the T 50 is created as a MULTI-PURPOSE machine
        Quote: SWEET_SIXTEEN
        1. Radiation pattern.
        The radar emits signals in a certain, rather narrow, sector of space - as a rule, + -60 degrees straight ahead. Which does not affect the ability to detect

        2. It is possible to locate the operation of the radar, but this will not help to direct the missile at it. A low-power air-to-air missile targeting head will not be able to detect and lock on a target whose RCS is much less than 1 sq. meters (F-35 estimate 0,01-0,001 sq. m)

        Well, the avionics T50 surpasses the raptor, from, admire:

        H036-01-1 - frontal (main) AFAR, 900 mm wide and 700 mm high, 1522 transmit-receive module. At present, the first frontal AFAR is installed on the third flying prototype of the PAK FA (w / n 053), in terms of performance characteristics it is at least as good as the reptile ...
        Н036Б - two side-view AFARs. H036B and H036-01 transmit-receive modules are similar.
        Н036Л - two L-band AFAR in the wing tips. For a long time, debates about the purpose of these antennas raged. It has been suggested that this is a long-wavelength "anti-stealth" detector (although calculations showed a short range of such a system) or that antennas are used to synthesize the aperture. The point in the discussions was put by official information that these stations are supposed to be used only as a system of state recognition of targets.
        + t 50 also has a range of optical weapon detection / guidance systems
        1. +1
          3 November 2015 07: 08
          01 КС-0 (О - defensive) - counteraction system of the ICG seeker

          101 KS-V (V - air) - quantum optical location system, there are rumors that a torch of an engine over a hundred km can be detected ... it's me about stealth ...

          101 KS-U (U - ultraviolet) - optical system for the issuance of DU for KS-O

          101 KS-N (N - ground) - hanging sighting container

          As you can see, the avionics of our aircraft are very, very, and the side-looking radars completely leave the penguin and the lizard "with a nose" giving our significant advantage in the area of ​​control of the airspace
          + there are 12 suspension points (6 in the internal compartments)

          all-perspective controlled thrust vector and ultra-long-range KS172 ... something far away he somehow left the raptor ...
          1. +2
            3 November 2015 07: 17
            What’s it for me - the T50 radar is much more perfect than any other detection system of any other fighter - is it a joke with 3, THREE RADARS WITH AFAR, which simultaneously scan space in three directions from the aircraft, giving the stealth like ФNNUMX no chance to go unnoticed.
            In addition, the T50 is much faster than the F35, that is, it will be able to keep the enemy at a convenient distance for itself, maneuver between the superior enemy forces and not allow itself to be surrounded, and the T50 rockets fly at 300 kilometers at the moment - nothing like the T35, T50 will simply shoot penguins with 300 km preventing them from approaching the distance of the return shot, and F35, besides its stealth (absolutely worthless against three, THREE radars with AFAR N036 and the quantum optical torch detection system KS-V at T50) On the technical level, nothing can ...
            1. 0
              3 November 2015 10: 44
              what nonsense?
              In any case, stealth gives an advantage over the non-stealth circuit board, even if it has at least 10 afar.
              cool tales about 300 km, at such a distance a rocket can be some kind of transport carrier, miraculously
              1. +1
                3 November 2015 13: 40
                Quote: retardu
                what nonsense?
                In any case, stealth gives an advantage over the non-stealth circuit board, even if it has at least 10 afar.
                cool tales about 300 km, at such a distance a rocket can be some kind of transport carrier, miraculously

                Compare the speeds of the transporter and the F35 in without afterburner mode)) I remember he cannot even give out the 1 max without the afterburner)) And what are the advantages of stealth if you are already found for the 100-150 km (I'm talking about the combined potential of a quantum optical system and the most advanced radar system at the moment), tell us exactly what advantages does the F35 have here?
                1. -1
                  3 November 2015 15: 04
                  Such that the rocket can hardly go aboard the stealth scheme without correction from the plane. How many current missiles are there? range of target capture with an EPR area of ​​5 m2 of active radar seeker - 40 km, what are the prospects for capturing a target with an EPR of 0.01?
                  At the moment, no radar will detect the target with its EPR (according to open sources) at such a distance as you say.
      2. +1
        3 November 2015 10: 34
        Quote: 11 black
        The article is just awful nonsense - I can reasonably explain why one T50 will tear to pieces the whole link of these penguins and will not even choke ... in general, I already made this argument once, if I need to explain it again. But Oleg still will not calm down in any way - he is the only and unique specialist on ships and aircraft and on the latest cold plasma system - he takes pride in the Soviet education system)))

        Forward. Especially considering that the real performance characteristics of the T-50 are not yet known, since development is still underway
  2. +3
    2 November 2015 06: 41
    The author likes to throw on the fan and go against the logic and facts))), it has been known for several weeks that until the 19 of the year his acceptance for service was postponed ... this is an exhaustive feature of the craft, for the PAK FA will be adopted sooner ....
    1. -2
      2 November 2015 18: 52
      Quote: shans2
      The author likes to throw on the fan and go against the logic and facts))), it has been known for several weeks that until the 19 of the year his acceptance for service was postponed ... this is an exhaustive feature of the craft, for the PAK FA will be adopted sooner ....


      How many PAKFA will be built before 19, wise guy?
      2 or 3?

      Even if you have a laser sword, be you a Jedi - but if you are alone, you are nothing and nothing! And you are not! from the word "no way"!

      Will get into service - it makes sense when all the flight units will receive and master it.
      Everything else is the lot of boobs!
  3. +22
    2 November 2015 06: 41
    I would also add this:
    You can pull hundreds of articles criticizing F 35 from the Internet in a second, but behind all of them is just one person - Pierre Spray. This is his finest hour (well, not counting F16, of course, in which he really participated) - a pensioner cuts grandmas
    And if objectively, the biggest problem for F 35 today is software. A more complex system operating in hard real-time mode has never been created. The developers are planning to bring it to full functionality by 2019. Then, large-scale production will begin.
    1. +9
      2 November 2015 11: 19
      Yes. Software was first written in C ++ (most) and C, not in
      traditional for the American military ADA.
      And the software can be buggy. But the flexibility of supplements, additives, any
      new devices, systems, weapons - incredible.
      You can hang a rocket made in France or Brazil there, conjure
      half an hour with a laptop top, and the rocket is already in the OMS of the aircraft.
      1. +2
        2 November 2015 11: 30
        Quote: voyaka uh
        conjure
        half an hour with a laptop top, and the rocket is already in the OMS of the aircraft.

        The main thing is not to confuse data types or not to organize a memory leak there so that the rocket does not fly in its own. laughing
    2. +1
      2 November 2015 15: 59
      Quote: Do not care
      You can pull hundreds of articles criticizing F 35 from the Internet in a second, but behind all of them is just one person - Pierre Spray. This is his finest hour (well, not counting F16, of course, in which he really participated) - a pensioner cuts grandmas


      Are you serious? laughing how omnipresent fellow
  4. +12
    2 November 2015 06: 46
    Fuck you! Thought again Majumdar! But no, the local fakirs haven’t yet transferred! laughing
    1. -16
      2 November 2015 07: 14
      Verily, the local patriots cheer it with a torch! laughing
      1. +7
        2 November 2015 07: 21
        yes the horror is simple, probably bombing from the elaboration of a contract with India for 154 aircraft based on the T-50 with an amount of several tens of billions)
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        2. +5
          2 November 2015 09: 53
          Quote: shans2
          yes the horror is simple, probably bombing from the elaboration of a contract with India for 154 aircraft based on the T-50 with an amount of several tens of billions)

          Is he already imprisoned? Well, the price does not surprise you? 220 million dollars for one plane! that’s where there is reason to ask why it’s so expensive ...
          Do not rush to rejoice, the Indians do not go to sign the contract, and once again see what happened, whether the car lights up again or not.
          1. +4
            2 November 2015 10: 50
            This is not for one plane, it is for planes, plus ground equipment, plus maintenance, etc., etc. You are not surprised that once Israel bought a used F-15 at a price of over 100 million apiece?
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            2. -1
              2 November 2015 13: 44
              Quote: vladimir_krm
              This is not for one plane, it is for planes, plus ground equipment, plus service

              Hindus do not buy cars, but assembly kits, which are cheaper than a finished car. As with the Su-10MKI.
              More precisely, they are not going to, but it will be so if they agree.
          2. +1
            2 November 2015 18: 56
            Quote: Mera Joota

            Do not rush to rejoice, the Indians do not go to sign the contract, and once again see what happened, whether the car lights up again or not.


            Exactly.
            Quietly and inconspicuously, Vaud heard news of Brazil’s refusal to purchase Shell-S.
            And how many screams from the goofs that were already bought, but the best in the world. Yes, which has no analogues, but the whole world will stand in line for happiness.
            Not bought !!!
        3. 0
          4 November 2015 04: 38
          Quote: shans2
          concluding a contract with India on 154 T-50 aircraft with a sum of several tens of billions)


          What kind of nonsense is that? :)) Hindus have long been purchased in other places ..
      2. -22
        2 November 2015 08: 37
        Better a daughter is a prostitute than a corporal’s son.
        1. +25
          2 November 2015 09: 07
          if your daughter becomes a prostitute, you write to us about your joy, okay. Corporal at least has a future :)
          ps what kind of down came up with this stupid saying?
          1. +13
            2 November 2015 09: 56
            do not laugh, the person decided to share personal problems ..
          2. -13
            2 November 2015 10: 27
            Quote: ruslan
            ps what kind of down came up with this stupid saying?
            1. +3
              2 November 2015 10: 38
              sin to laugh at them. I meant one of them
              1. 0
                2 November 2015 10: 49
                Quote: ruslan
                I meant one of them

                I, too! hi
                1. 0
                  2 November 2015 11: 25
                  I didn’t understand it, but apparently two people didn’t understand you because of the picture.
                  I apologize for the double answer, to insert two pictures in one post, I still have not learned :)
            2. -17
              2 November 2015 10: 40
              or these types :)
              1. +23
                2 November 2015 11: 25
                Quote: ruslan
                or these types :)

                By the way, why is everything over the guy (who is highlighted in red) extorted? Chel looked at the trunk at the incompletely disassembled machine.
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              3. +11
                2 November 2015 11: 52
                Quote: ruslan
                or these types :)

                Baby, have you ever cleaned a machine?
                If yes, then tell me about another way to optically verify barrel cleanliness.
                Put a minus to you from the heart.
                In karma, too.
                1. -11
                  2 November 2015 13: 17
                  not hami, a miracle in feathers. and without an army it’s clear what the fighter does, but in any case it looks ridiculous. Yes, the picture is not the topic of conversation, and others normally commented without too much show off, therefore, without complaints, they correctly noted its inappropriateness. and you, type left, are also minus.
                  and yes, I'm not an Indian, no karma :)
              4. +5
                2 November 2015 12: 09
                You won’t believe it, but something like this with the shutter open can make sure the bore is clean =)
                There’s no store ...
              5. 0
                4 November 2015 04: 42
                Have you ever cleaned your weapons? :)
          3. +2
            2 November 2015 15: 30
            Quote: ruslan
            what kind of down came up with this stupid saying?

            Yes, the same one that came up with "Dembel is inevitable, like the world collapse of capitalism", "The army is the sheets torn from the book of life", "all the sergeants are n ... sy".
            And here it is the prose of life - all those demobilized in the USSR did not wait for the world "collapse" of capitalism, for that it easily "collapsed" in the spring of 1991 at the referendum for the "renewed union" that state system to which they swore, and all service in the Soviet army pretended that they won't change it. The "torn sheets" were not torn out, but according to the sergeant staff, I have nothing to say in my case, at least from among the sergeants of my draft, this turned out to be true, there is no one with whom I would like to meet without a massacre with them. But this is probably still an exception, because I have a good opinion of some of the sergeants, but not from my call of my unit.
  5. +9
    2 November 2015 06: 52
    Apparently, the PAK FA is in a hurry to rush.
    The long-term plan for the T-50 until 2020:
    2016 - T-50-9, T-50-10, T-50-11.
    2017 - T-50-12 (repeated statics), T-50S-1,2.
    2018 - T-50S-3,4
    2019 - T-50S-5,6,7,8, PMI-1,2.
    2020 - T-50S-9,10,11,12, PMI-3,4.
    The design documentation for the plant has not yet arrived at T-50S and PMI products.

    T / e is already clear that in 2020 he will not go into the series. Curious.
    1. +6
      2 November 2015 07: 02
      Quote: Aron Zaavi
      T / e is already clear that in 2020 he will not go into the series. Curious.

      2018-2019, this is the installation party already.
      Of course, the documentation was not received, now "R" is being driven - life tests, when everything will be ready then the documentation will be.
    2. -8
      2 November 2015 07: 10
      Did the govnets throw up? in 17, serial production was already in 16, adoption.
      1. +6
        2 November 2015 13: 47
        Yeah, and Santa Claus exists !!!
    3. 0
      2 November 2015 17: 10
      Quote: Aron Zaavi
      T / e is already clear that in 2020 he will not go into the series. Curious.

      C-this is serial)) Well, the pace is really low. True, given the devastation after market reforms in production, personnel, and science, it is surprising that this can be done.
  6. +7
    2 November 2015 06: 57
    Articles about F-35 issues and weaknesses are no longer accepted as before. Instead of gloating, there is only dry irritation in the course of work on the creation of fifth-generation domestic fighters.
    Who is not perceived as before? Who had the gloating? Who has dry irritation with the progress of work on our fighters?
    A householder writes for housewives so that some nonsense in the brains of housewives is replaced with other nonsense, equally remote from aviation and technology.
    1. -9
      2 November 2015 07: 14
      And on the topic have something to say?
    2. +1
      2 November 2015 07: 16
      Quote: Alex_59
      Who is not perceived as before? Who had the gloating? Who has dry irritation with the progress of work on our fighters?

      compare tone of comments

      2012 year
      http://topwar.ru/11048-amerikanskiy-istrebitel-f-35a-nepravilnyy-samolet.html

      and opa - 2015
      http://topwar.ru/84971-f-35-okazalsya-slishkom-dorog-dazhe-dlya-ssha.html#commen


      t

      every second writes -
      Objectively, f-35 has no more and no less problems than any other aircraft in the development process. Just for political reasons, he came under the scrutiny of the press, and any failure or delay by the press swells to truly epic proportions
      and are interested - where are our analogues ??
      Quote: Alex_59
      A householder writes for housewives so that some nonsense in the brains of housewives is replaced with other nonsense, equally remote from aviation and technology.

      who on VO still tells children about technology))
      otherwise they are more and more about "Obama the monkey" like to read
      1. +26
        2 November 2015 08: 13
        Quote: SWEET_SIXTEEN
        who on VO still tells children about technology))
        otherwise they are more and more about "Obama the monkey" like to read

        I see that irritation and gloating are first of all with you. You are annoyed by the fact that Russia (albeit with difficulty) is able to build the 5 generation fighter. And the gloating in you is undisguised regarding the fact that we in this matter act as catch-up. This is of course your own business, I don’t even know if you live in Russia. Rejoicing in the problems of your people is not my thing, you know better. In your articles, you joyfully savor all the achievements of the American aviation industry, and you do just that in a tone that obviously does not come from joy for the fate of world aviation, but from the desire to trample on the problems of your own aviation industry. And this is precisely the element of information warfare. You are not making any proposals; you yourself are not working in this industry; you do not want to raise our aircraft or shipbuilding. Just mock and that's it.
        Although to any adequate person, the fact that in the world there are only three powers is able to develop such a technique is sufficient. And even if we are in third place - it's still cool.
        1. -2
          2 November 2015 08: 44
          Quote: Alex_59
          there are only three powers in the world able to develop such a technique

          The second is France?
          Quote: Alex_59
          You are not making any proposals; you yourself are not working in this industry; you do not want to raise our aircraft or shipbuilding. Just mock and that's it.

          mock in disputes about the "monkey-obamka" (if that can be called disputes)

          and then a cool debate about technology, I think all the peasants who are even a little interested in aviation like to discuss such things
          1. +24
            2 November 2015 08: 54
            Quote: SWEET_SIXTEEN
            I think all peasants who are even a little interested in aviation like to discuss such things

            Yeah, they are fighting some nonsense by generating other nonsense. Fun, cho! The debaters would go to MAI to study or to Baumanka. Nah, there’s a cool argument, and there’s boring stuff. Reality - it’s like that, sit and draw drawings for days, argue with technologists, draw up documents and technical processes. Routine. Cool argument is more fun.
            1. -7
              2 November 2015 09: 30
              and then what are you doing here? expelled from Bauman?
              1. +7
                2 November 2015 10: 22
                Quote: kamil_tt
                and then what are you doing here? expelled from Bauman?
                I'm not perfect either. But at least I work in my engineering specialty. The nature of the work allows you to manage to write comments here.
                1. 0
                  2 November 2015 10: 33
                  I didn’t want to offend you personally, just comments reflect the mood and general level of people visiting the resource, sometimes this is the best indicator of the mental and mental health of society
                  1. +2
                    2 November 2015 10: 44
                    Quote: kamil_tt
                    I didn’t want to hurt

                    Yes, I didn’t seem to hurt, everything is ok :-) I am fully aware that I am not an exception to our society, far from perfect. Could work more, spend less time here.
              2. 0
                2 November 2015 16: 16
                minus Baumanka graduates who accidentally went to the resource?)))
          2. +13
            2 November 2015 09: 12
            The fact is that unfortunately, any dispute that does not recognize the unconditional superiority of Russian weapons over the whole world is now considered a mockery of the saint. Most are not interested in facts and the actual state of affairs, truthful statistics are not interesting, thanks to propaganda and brainwashing. But the fact that such articles, albeit nullified, appear on the radical (and sometimes openly extremist) VO site, is already encouraging. I hope the 37th year does not return, people eventually cease to search everywhere for enemies and traitors, and military equipment from different countries will again become interesting as a technical product, without the red veil of false patriotism ..
            1. +5
              2 November 2015 09: 32
              Quote: kamil_tt
              the fact is that any dispute that does not recognize the unconditional superiority of Russian weapons is now considered a mockery of the saint
              Who counts? Our TV will always scream that we are ahead of the rest - this is their job. Do you want to argue with them? Duck is easier to argue the concrete wall.

              Quote: kamil_tt
              most are not interested in facts and are not interested in true statistics
              Unfortunately yes. Better to watch "dancing with the stars" than to start thinking with your head off.

              Quote: kamil_tt
              but the fact that such articles appear on the radical VO is already pleasing

              Such articles remind me of how they fought with the scoop in the 90s. And in order to prove the viciousness of the Soviet system, they raised even more awkward myths than the Soviet agitprop. About the losses in WWII and about the millions of executed political ones. Such "anti-propaganda" does not raise the level of people's thinking, and also considers them to be a herd to which such nonsense can be fed, only now with a minus sign. In his articles, Oleg does not try to get to the bottom of the matter, but tries to fill the propaganda "patriotic" nonsense with his own, "anti-propaganda, anti-patriotic" nonsense. Delirium fights delirium. Doesn't contribute to enlightenment in heads.
            2. +3
              2 November 2015 10: 37
              Quote: kamil_tt
              The fact is that unfortunately, any dispute that does not recognize the unconditional superiority of Russian weapons over the whole world is now considered a mockery of the saint.
              1. 0
                8 November 2015 02: 57
                Well, and you apparently like a Jew from the movie? - no matter what happens, you need to look, they will suddenly give you a hat. We don’t need weapons, our partisans and the German fought well, I repeat once again - don’t poop your pants in advance
          3. +19
            2 November 2015 13: 04
            Guys, stop quarreling - let's fight!
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        3. -4
          2 November 2015 15: 03
          Quote: Alex_59
          Just mock and that's it.

          Feels Vyshinsky's school! smile
          1. +6
            2 November 2015 21: 26
            Quote: Bayonet
            Feels Vyshinsky's school!

            I don’t need to sew "politics". Isn't this a mockery of the brains of techies? The author from article to article, for example, calls a gas turbine engine - "turbine". But he tries to judge things like a professional. Even in this article I mentioned the word "powerful" several times in relation to the gas turbine engine, but I never wrote about power, but only about traction. That is, people do not distinguish power from thrust and a fan from a high-pressure turbine. There is a lot of work here without politics.
        4. +2
          2 November 2015 19: 22
          Quote: Alex_59
          Quote: SWEET_SIXTEEN
          who on VO still tells children about technology))
          otherwise they are more and more about "Obama the monkey" like to read

          I see that irritation and gloating are first of all with you. You are annoyed by the fact that Russia (albeit with difficulty) is able to build the 5 generation fighter. And the gloating in you is undisguised regarding the fact that we in this matter act as catch-up. This is of course your own business, I don’t even know if you live in Russia. Rejoicing in the problems of your people is not my thing, you know better. In your articles, you joyfully savor all the achievements of the American aviation industry, and you do just that in a tone that obviously does not come from joy for the fate of world aviation, but from the desire to trample on the problems of your own aviation industry. And this is precisely the element of information warfare. You are not making any proposals; you yourself are not working in this industry; you do not want to raise our aircraft or shipbuilding. Just mock and that's it.
          Although to any adequate person, the fact that in the world there are only three powers is able to develop such a technique is sufficient. And even if we are in third place - it's still cool.


          You are not right.
          The message of the article is like Lefty's in that cartoon "The British don't clean guns with bricks!"
          We lost time, school, staff - due to the collapse of the country.
          To repeat is always late.
          You need to step over the relatively easy path of copying, and try to jump immediately to the second step.
          But it is very difficult.
          For the design brain is difficult.
          It is very difficult for leading cadres of the OKB - they developed their brain - as far back as 30-40 years ago, on those promises and moods.
          they need evolution, and the troops need a revolution (i.e. a different approach).
          That is the message of the article.

          And on the topic of joy.
          I was not in vain reminded of a southpaw.
          Left-handed soul hurts. when he sees lagging, weakness.
          The soul really hurts for the country when you realize it.
          Yes, there are many new products coming.
          Good ones. cool.
          But.
          They are units.
          Here are really units.
          How many really modern aircraft we have that are less than 10 years old are less than 100.
          How many Kyrgyz Caliber we have is less than 100.
          How many modern SSBNs we have - 1pcs.
          How many modern submarines do we have - 1pcs.
          How many new EW, Mercury or Kraukha complexes do we have? - less than 10.

          And so in everything. To the whole huge country.
          From this soul really hurts.
          And when you hear the flickering endless - it involuntarily becomes scary.
          how a country’s patriot gets scared.
          Who are these people?
          Why do they throw bonnets into the air when you need a bite to work and work?
          And no one mocks and tramples.
          On the contrary, those who settle down - mock and trample their country.
          There is nothing else to rejoice about.
          the experience of our ancestors says: "Don't say gop until you jump over" - we really, if you look at it, didn't even start the run. And we still need to run up, jump, fly over an obstacle, land successfully, stop exactly.
          Only then can we say "gop".
          That's when we build at least 50 aircraft, train all the pilots, debug all the jambs.
          Only then can we say - we have a PAKFA plane.


          The 5 generation is even being developed by Japan - and I'm afraid I will do it on 2-3 years earlier than us.
          and note - they will have no wiring at all. They went for fiber optics. And you know this is very cool. The entire element base is "sideways".
          1. 0
            3 November 2015 04: 14
            On photonics, it’s: boldly! Only benefits are, except for a rise in price, miserable.
            Well, not a supercomputer.
      2. avt
        +12
        2 November 2015 08: 52
        Quote: SWEET_SIXTEEN
        otherwise they are more and more about "Obama the monkey" like to read

        Persuaded! All convinced! From this moment
        Anyone who was not convinced by these simple and obvious things can continue to retell the tale of a terribly expensive plane at the cost of a whole piece of gold
        Convinced - not from a piece of gold, from a piece of shit. laughing And "Zumvolt" is the most beautiful of all ships and the most powerful of all that the pests did. Did I correctly quote the description of the creators of "Zumvolt" from the last article about him? wassat
      3. +2
        2 November 2015 10: 47
        Quote: SWEET_SIXTEEN
        who on VO still tells children about technology))
        otherwise they are more and more about "Obama the monkey" like to read

        Well, Oleg, got into the red millstones of hurray-patriots! I'm on your side! That's right! And about "Obama the Monkey", it is somehow simpler and easier to understand - just within the framework of the intellect. smile hi
  7. +8
    2 November 2015 07: 02
    The opinion of the amateur: I will not touch on the question of what is better and what is worse, I’ll say only about the article, just a comparison of the maintenance of a computer and an engine with a variable vector - what is it about?
    1. -8
      2 November 2015 07: 27
      Quote: Good cat
      maintenance of a computer and an engine with a variable vector - what is it about?

      about the cost of service
      1. +11
        2 November 2015 09: 00
        That is, instead of the engine, the F35 has a computer on which it flies? Then of course you can achieve any characteristics)))
  8. +28
    2 November 2015 07: 03
    As soon as I saw the words "masterpiece" and "most", I realized who the author was. request
    Is it really necessary to complicate things to big words? Or are we already considered to be an analogue of the American herd, who believes everything they say?
    And do we have to believe that this plane is the cheapest? And in Canada, which decided to abandon this project are fools? And two bombs is super for such an aircraft?
    Too many questions
    negative hi
    PS. There would be no pathos, one could still read, and so almost all articles are praised ... Either armor, or "Zamvoltov", or already F-35!
    Our analogue of Dave Mamjumdar lol
    Nothing personal, simple statement of facts, personal opinion
  9. +13
    2 November 2015 07: 08
    In terms of manufacturability - the coolest, in terms of consistency - a lot of questions.
    Replacing A-10A with F-35.
    Was it worth it to do the 35B in the integrated case?
    The price, we write that it will be 86, and the amount of the contract for the supply of 52 pieces to the Netherlands is over 10 billion (with the condition that this is the 35A option - the cheapest, if you divide it stupidly, a little less than 200 lemons apiece).
    A magic helmet that is custom-made for a head size worth more than a hundred thousand dollars.

    IMHO, they are commercial businesses, here with telephones, a telephone, and then there is an insurance belt, a small case, laces - otherwise it will not fly.

    I think the bunch of F22 / F35 as F15 / F16 in my opinion failed.

    PS About Bird of Prey is interesting.
    1. -11
      2 November 2015 07: 32
      Quote: CruorVult
      A magic helmet that is custom-made for a head size worth more than a hundred thousand dollars.

      less than the cost of one guided bomb
      Quote: CruorVult
      Replacing A-10A with F-35.

      the concept of the attack aircraft with a gun has outlived itself
      instead of 30 mm shells - Mavrik missiles from unreachable heights, etc.
      Quote: CruorVult
      and the amount of the contract for the supply of 52 pieces to the Netherlands is over 10 billion

      you need to look at the contract, the plane is not a balloon - by itself it does not hang in the air

      As a rule, weapons, simulators, auxiliary power plants, ext. engines, training costs for hundreds of pilots, maintenance and repairs, spare parts, service support throughout the life cycle
      1. +12
        2 November 2015 07: 48
        Excuse me, but who decided that the concept of an attack aircraft with a gun has outlived itself ?? Part of the American generals does not agree with the cancellation of the A10.
        Of course, if you take American tactics, bomb from drones, then the attack aircraft is not needed, another thing is full support for the ground operation without an attack aircraft is not possible. Why did the attack aircraft exhaust itself, for example, the attack helicopter - no?
        Incidentally, the A10 has 7 tons of weapons, and not one gun.
        1. -6
          2 November 2015 08: 04
          Quote: CruorVult
          Sorry, but who decided that the concept of a ground attack aircraft with a gun has become obsolete?

          when was the last time they fired from a cannon at tanks?

          with A-10 a lot of trouble, after each salvo the gun must be sorted out
          easier to call drone with Hellfire and Mauritius
          Quote: CruorVult
          but for example an attack helicopter - no?

          this one can hide in folds of relief
          Quote: CruorVult
          support for ground operations without a ground attack aircraft is not possible.

          in the age of shilok / tungusok - death in a moment

          Dushmanov storm - easier to call a drone
          1. +10
            2 November 2015 11: 07
            Somehow everything just works out for you, you would then be an analyst in the General Staff. You were told for the American generals, in your opinion they are "stupid and do not understand the depth of the moment"? For attack aircraft, at 08.08.08, a Su-25 equipped with an electronic warfare system was able to fly almost all of Georgia. In your opinion, for scrap?
            1. 0
              2 November 2015 16: 35
              Duck we are talking about the A-10, and not about the Su-25.
          2. +6
            2 November 2015 11: 43
            Quote: SWEET_SIXTEEN
            when was the last time they fired from a cannon at tanks?

            Not long ago somewhere in the steppes of Ukraine.
            A-10 in Afghanistan less than a year ago.
        2. avt
          +8
          2 November 2015 10: 13
          Quote: CruorVult
          Excuse me, but who decided that the concept of an attack aircraft with a gun has outlived itself ?? Part of the American generals does not agree with the cancellation of the A10.

          Like who !?? Yes, the American generals, right before the Vietnam War, generally believed that jet aircraft guns were not needed, then the truth "Volcano" was demanded for "Phantoms".
          Quote: SWEET_SIXTEEN
          with A-10 a lot of trouble, after each salvo the gun must be sorted out
          easier to call drone with Hellfire and Mauritius
          laughing But again, the "stupid Americans" do not read Oleg, and they do not remove Wartochnik from weapons, and even in the Baltic States they scare us with them, although they have buried him more than once. Well, stupid-s-s! laughing
          1. -1
            2 November 2015 11: 12
            Quote: avt
            Like who !?? Yes, the American generals, right before the Vietnam War, generally believed that jet aircraft guns were not needed, then the truth "Volcano" was demanded for "Phantoms".

            Well, here I agree with the admiral from aviation Kaptsov. The attack aircraft is no longer needed. High-precision weapons reduced its value on the battlefield to zero.
            1. avt
              +8
              2 November 2015 11: 19
              Quote: IS-80
              . The attack aircraft is no longer needed. High-precision weapons reduced its value on the battlefield to zero.

              laughing From the forbidden -, You can walk like a neglected garden, or you can shave everything, and I have seen more than once. Whom did you want to surprise? "Maybe look at what was put on the modernized Su-25 for high-precision weapons? Or all one attack aircraft for scrap? wassatThey are written off right after the Second World War, and they, parasites, are not written off, the flying dogs are reincarnated directly, that's all - they cut everyone, and they are parasites through alterations from training airplanes to support the ground troops and climb into the series in the form of a completely specialized projects. request Yes, and the old ones are not written off - they are being modernized. One word - parasites, well, parasites and that’s it! laughing
              1. -3
                2 November 2015 11: 38
                Quote: avt
                and they are parasites through alterations from training aircraft to support the ground forces all climb and climb into the series in the form of quite specialized projects.

                Drive zusuls without any air defense at a cheap price. It is unlikely that such an aircraft can be called an attack aircraft. Our AN-2 then is also a ground attack aircraft. Bonbs are to him, and to hang the gun and the stormtrooper even where.
  10. -18
    2 November 2015 07: 08
    F-35 is a very good aircraft. And unlike the PAK FA, it is already in service. And almost ready.
    Those people who naively believe that "stupid Americans" have done garbage and "cut the budget." Our officials are cutting the budget, moreover, openly. But the propagandists will not tell you this. And these "stupid Americans" are building the most modern weapons in the world, and "smart patriots" think that the old T-72 and RPG-7 will bend everything they see. However, it will bend them.
    SWEET_SIXTEEN, I support you. But, we will not develop in this direction, because. it costs a lot of money, and our officials won't sell a new yacht or a mansion. And they don't have old ones. Why spend money on "Ivanov", you can row it!

    "The author loves to throw at the fan and go against logic and facts))),"
    You go against logic and facts, simultaneously throwing your brains on the fan)))
    1. +1
      2 November 2015 07: 17
      http://vz.ru/news/2015/1/3/723195.html для тупых тыкаю
      The failure was not a surprise, postponing until 2019 the release of guns, which should have been now. Software that allows guns to work, even in plans, should not appear before 2019. But there is a more serious problem: the fact is that this software is a big headache. It is very complex and includes 8 million lines of code. A significant lag behind the schedule has been observed from the very beginning of the program development. Every year, the developers lagged behind the schedule by six months, ”said the engineer.
      1. -5
        2 November 2015 07: 38
        Quote: shans2
        for stupid poke
        The failure was not a surprise, delaying the release of guns, which should have been right now, until 2019. Software that allows guns to work, even in plans, should not appear before 2019 year

        For the most


        shooting full ammunition from the built-in gun, 21 August 2015 year
        video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=usgBtXs16A8
        1. +12
          2 November 2015 07: 43
          the most write moronic articles about battleships and booking), then they run to open sources and write the same crap about planes and ground shooting guns, and programming from brave Americans who write about how it should work in dreams, and not how it works on business)
        2. avt
          +8
          2 November 2015 10: 45
          Quote: SWEET_SIXTEEN
          firing full ammunition from the built-in cannon, August 21, 2015

          wassat AS! Again, the pests on Fu -35 tried! They spoiled how "Zumvolt" this perfection with a cannon ?? But how could they even put a cannon on the newest, most beautiful plane ... Yo! ?? They "stupid Americans" really do not read Oleg and do not give a penny at all !? ?
          Quote: SWEET_SIXTEEN
          with A-10 a lot of trouble, after each salvo the gun must be sorted out
          easier to call drone with Hellfire and Mauritius

          Although someone I'm stupid wassat tse f ,, pure "fighter and
          Quote: SWEET_SIXTEEN
          when was the last time they fired from a cannon at tanks?

          he will not have to work on the ground ..... Uff! Lightly. laughing
        3. +2
          2 November 2015 12: 05
          And what is shown in this video? Another gun test on the ground? When I do the program, I also launch it regularly and test it.

          And in general, why does he need a gun, he was going to fight "without entering the air defense zone" ...
        4. +1
          2 November 2015 12: 19
          But what for, they bother with the gatling scheme?
          What prevented them from making a normal gun of the GSh-23-2 type, with less mass, size and greater accuracy?
          1. 0
            2 November 2015 19: 30
            Quote: SUSUL
            But what for, they bother with the gatling scheme?
            What prevented them from making a normal gun of the GSh-23-2 type, with less mass, size and greater accuracy?


            They believe that it is so economically feasible and more reliable ...
            1. 0
              2 November 2015 22: 13
              Right! They have a commercial army, the more expensive and more beautiful, the better ...
              1. 0
                3 November 2015 10: 23
                Quote: SUSUL
                Right! They have a commercial army, the more expensive and more beautiful, the better ...

                This is not only with them. How would we start this capital with tenders? Only, now, they judge us by the cheapness of the product in such a way, we take the scribbled city from you, and pay as good for the lowest price. The difference is in the asset (personal). Our embezzlers, nevertheless advance all.
              2. 0
                3 November 2015 15: 31
                Quote: SUSUL
                Right! They have a commercial army, the more expensive and more beautiful, the better ...


                They simply believe that the rate of fire and reliability of their 4's trunks is higher than that of other options comparable in weight and ammunition.
                And reliability is economic feasibility.

                Have you ever bought anything in your practice on the basis of economic feasibility?
                Like TV for example.
                You can buy Mystery for 10 sput and we get a faded picture, a stupid menu and a complete lack of viewing angles. With the term of real life in 2-3 of the year. And you can buy for 15 thousands of Samsung with excellent color reproduction, watch at least from the end, and it will work for 10 years until you throw it away.
                What do you choose?
                The army has long been commercialized.
    2. +18
      2 November 2015 07: 21
      Quote: Vladimir.
      F-35 is a very good aircraft.
      None of the sane people questioned this. It is useless for the insane to write articles. And the sane do not need to write such articles as Oleg's - they know what and how without the epithets "chic", "the best", etc.
      Quote: Vladimir.
      Those people who naively believe that "stupid Americans" have done garbage and "saw the budget." Our officials are sawing the budget, moreover, openly

      And it’s also not necessary to push sane people. Those in the subject know that the caravan is on and PAK-FA will be. We will do it without shedding tears over the fact that he will not be the first and not the best, but he will be. The Americans are not stupid, we are not. Something like this.
      Quote: Vladimir.
      But, we will not develop in this direction, because it costs a lot of money, and our officials will not sell a new yacht or a mansion.

      Why will not we develop? Here is a photo fact for you:
      http://russianplanes.net/id175655
      The PD-14 engine in iron for testing. Already. Of course, it has nothing to do with PAK-FA, but here you have a product created from scratch in post-Soviet Russia. Now, of course, they will throw me poop - it is the only one, it is not known to the mind, where are hundreds of these engines? Well, duck, go to the factory and speed up the process, if so worried.
    3. +7
      2 November 2015 07: 24
      The same can be said about the old Abrams and Bradley, by the way, the Americans said this year that they would produce shots for the RPG-7, by the way in secret, they use different charges there, only terrorists use the oldest 7V grenade, and there are modern ones with overcoming DZ and beating up to 800mm, as well as thermobaric grenades.
    4. +5
      2 November 2015 07: 40
      I completely agree. I don’t really understand people who think that the states have all the weapons, and we have the best. Who is the world's first arms dealer? Who are we in aviation for 5-10 (and now 15) years behind generations of aircraft? Where did our domestic specialists go and go for normal salaries? The answer is pretty obvious. And only China will be able to surpass the staff in the near future - it has money, there is almost no ideology. We don’t have that much money, and so far it’s not foreseen - there’s nothing to talk about ideology, a complete mess - despite a temporary patriotic upsurge. There is a Soviet reserve in the defense industry, and on its basis the industry is developing, at least somehow by inertia.

      As a patriot of my country, I will not at all exchange our merits, but soberly looking at things is the most important thing - and we must compete ahead of the curve - not by trace, but by cutting corners. Most likely it would be impossible to do without PAK-FA - you cannot just jump over a generation. But the basis of their new Air Force should be a smarter decision than just a belated raptor with domestic nishtyaks. In this light, even the fact that they want to build 60 looks logical - there is hope that at the end of this batch of 60 production can immediately be occupied with something more perfect - which is already in the plans.
      1. -6
        2 November 2015 08: 45
        And really, who is the first in the world in sales of military aircraft?
        There is information that the number of units of the SU-35 greatly outstripped the American F-16.
    5. -1
      2 November 2015 11: 46
      Quote: Vladimir.
      F-35 is a very good aircraft. And unlike the PAK FA, it is already in service. And almost ready.

      Almost ready but already in service?
    6. 0
      2 November 2015 12: 07
      For stupid people it will be a shock, but, for example, Abrashka, which M1 has long been discontinued and the United States take cars from storage bases. And the F-22 has been discontinued, it may not be easy to restore it.
    7. +2
      2 November 2015 12: 17
      To your logic, you can safely say that the T-50 is already in service =) Of course, not 120 samples, but already five flies.
      And what did RPG-7 and T-72 not please you. these are eternal things! That the first one can develop and develop grants, that the second one can improve and improve for a long time
    8. 0
      8 November 2015 11: 59
      Belolentochnik! Ardent liberalist! Oaths shit and a worshiper! All-creeper! How can you write about the F-35?
  11. +7
    2 November 2015 07: 31
    I would add LM statistics for the third quarter of this year.
    For the third quarter, it delivered 12 F-35s to customers, and in just three quarters of this year, 31 cars.
    That they have such a small-scale production. And factories in Italy, Turkey, Japan have already earned.
    So do not be surprised that India will finally spit on the FGFA and will join the purchase of the F-35 ...
  12. +17
    2 November 2015 07: 33
    The expected production cost of one F-35A unit for 2018 is $ 85 million (including inflation). Only Chinese plastic crafts are cheaper.

    This is for the Americans and for the allies a block of 450 pieces will be 2018 million each by 110, which is why Canadians are leaving the project.
    31 July 2015, the United States Marine Corps First Squadron, equipped with F-35B, announced it had reached combat readiness.

    And where should they go, the Harriers have already exhausted their resources.
    It would be strange if he could not do all this, having such a powerful and perfect engine as the “Pratt Whitney” with the 19 ton burden.

    How perfect he is is difficult to judge if he is quite voracious. NK-32 eats less kerosene, so the Americans did not make a revolution in engine building, and their engine is still junk.
    Call it what you want, but it seems like
    in melee caps do not throw him

    US pilots are not so optimistic, in addition, the plane still flies with some restrictions.
    Here, even a block repair is indispensable. Each time, when necessary, the domestic Su-35 shines shipment to the manufacturer.

    What for? The engine will simply be replaced in the hangar, like the Americans on their F-35 (engine failures of the F-35 were on fire as on the PAK FA), they will not repair their own in the hangar either.
    As for the notorious “electronics” and possible computer crashes

    And who tried but failed?
    The only combat use of a 5th generation aircraft with avionics similar to the F-35 (upgraded F-22) was against ISIS in Iraq, which did not even have MANPADS.
    The Americans are working on a project, it will not work, we’ll see, but they’ve significantly advanced certain technologies, this is unique.
  13. +9
    2 November 2015 07: 36
    You can reprogram the computer in the hangar of the air base, unlike the engine with a controlled thrust vector

    Are F-35 engine malfunctions resolved by reprogramming the computer?
    Does the F-35 engine have no rotary nozzle?
    And there is one more question why "reprogram the computer" if
    In reality, electronics is the most reliable element of any system, completely insensitive to overloads, mechanical shocks and vibrations.

    That the software is not suitable for a light drizzle or for a tropical shower, and if, God forbid, snow? Fly to base, "reprogram the computer"?
    1. -6
      2 November 2015 07: 45
      Quote: Avenich
      Are F-35 engine malfunctions resolved by reprogramming the computer?

      He does not have this node (UVT / OVT), in principle, absent
      Quote: Avenich
      Does the F-35 engine have no rotary nozzle?

      85% of Lightning has no rotary nozzle
      Quote: Avenich
      and if, God forbid, snow?

      29 March 2015 city
      The F-35B test cycle in the climate chamber (–40 to + 50 degree C) has been completed at the Eglin airport.
      1. +4
        2 November 2015 08: 01
        And then what does the comparison of "reprogramming a computer" and repairing an aircraft engine have to do with it? I would understand the advantage of Yankee engines in repair, if they could be 100% repaired at an airbase or they never break, "posthumous warranty" type.
      2. +5
        2 November 2015 08: 49
        Tests in the climate chamber ?!
        You are joking?
        Yes, at an altitude of 15000, the temperature will be below 50, and at a speed of 1200 it will warm up to 400.
        1. -1
          2 November 2015 08: 59
          Quote: SUSUL
          Tests in the climate chamber ?!

          parked on the ground

          the car also goes at -50, but try to leave it for a minute, then start it
      3. 0
        8 November 2015 03: 03
        in the climate chamber?))) recently returned home to that 154, so the temperature overboard announced -60, but here as much as -40))) I have Opel wind up calmly at this temperature
        1. +1
          11 November 2015 00: 56
          At -60 Opel starts ?? Or at -40, but rather at -35-37, because without heating and webast, it would be almost impossible for any machine to start at lower than 40.
  14. +20
    2 November 2015 07: 57
    That is, the author is not embarrassed by the combat load in TWO bombs and two explosive missiles? It also does not bother that during the time of MIG-21 and Mirage there were no precise anti-aircraft missiles and short-range explosives capable of 80-90% probability of flying into the engine or exploding nearby, thereby damaging the only engine.
    It is written that the most important thing in this plane is electronics.
    In reality, electronics is the most reliable element of any system, completely insensitive to overloads, mechanical shocks and vibrations.

    I don’t argue, smart enough chips were crammed there. But was this aircraft tested under interference?
    The plane is not armored, as it will replace the A-10 I can not imagine.
    What is shown in the video, like he’s somehow somehow getting on his tail for 1 a second - well, don’t tell Su-27. After all, it is precisely drying that will be used to intercept this slow-moving penguin.
    Comparison of the new engine with the old MIG-29 engine is certainly not in favor of the latter. If you do not go into its complexity and resource - where are these parameters?
    You can reprogram the computer in the hangar of the air base, in contrast to the engine with a controlled thrust vector (translational movement of parts under conditions of thousand-degree temperatures). Here, even a block repair is indispensable. Each time, when necessary, the domestic Su-35 shines shipment to the manufacturer. It is easy to understand how all this affects the cost of manufacture and operation.

    Masterpiece. In general, the MIG engine is removed, repaired and inserted back in a few hours. For this, you just need a hangar equipped with a crane. But it's not that. I don’t understand something about the logic of comparing the computer and the engine. Does the F-35 have that when the computer is reprogrammed, the damaged blade of the engine will automatically change? Or will the pipelines themselves eliminate the leak?

    Oleg, your articles are interesting, but in any of them you can find so many inconsistencies and deliberate substitution of facts, incorrect comparisons, deliberate suppression of characteristics, etc., that sometimes it becomes a burden to read. And not because it is not interesting, but because for each paragraph you could write your own. With a refutation or clarification of what is given in yours.
    1. +3
      2 November 2015 08: 59
      Well F-35, in full load takes more than 2 bombs.
      The truth is no longer about any "stealth" and high speed of speech
      http://topwar.ru/68573-f-35-vybor-oruzhiya.htm
      And at full load, this cow drags a little smaller SU-34
      1. 0
        2 November 2015 09: 43
        well, so the SU-34, a front-line bomber, is almost 2 times larger than the F-35
    2. +5
      2 November 2015 10: 49
      ..... Oleg, your articles are interesting, ....

      .... For the pioneers !!!!! ... lol .... A person who is theoretically savvy in the slightest degree at the level of Baumanovka or MAI, so unloved by Kaptsov, doesn’t .... hi
      1. -3
        2 November 2015 13: 25
        Quote: aleks 62 next
        To a person who is theoretically savvy in the slightest degree at the level of Baumanovka or MAI so unloved by Kaptsov, no ..

        These higher education institutions in the world ranking of universities in the third hundred, the opinion of graduates is not in authority.
        1. +1
          2 November 2015 15: 34
          .... These higher education institutions in the world ranking of universities in the third hundred, the opinion of graduates is not in authority ....


          .... But graduates in authority .... Not everything is true .... laughing
          1. 0
            2 November 2015 17: 30
            Quote: aleks 62 next
            But graduates in authority ...

            So it turns out a paradox, universities in the ranking are not in authority but students in authority.
  15. +1
    2 November 2015 08: 01
    The most important thing of this article is not the TTX F-35, but the fact that while the Americans are bringing (already finishing) their plane to Russia, there is NO such ... not at the manufacturing stage, but actually not !!! What has been shown to us so far is only a concept and nothing more. And talking about any comparisons is simply stupid ... because no one has an analogue of the F-35.
    1. +1
      2 November 2015 08: 24
      Quote: Terminol
      The most important thing in this article is not the TTX F-35, but the fact that while the Americans are bringing (already finishing) their aircraft in Russia, there is NO such ..
      What the Americans are only approaching was somehow achieved on the Yak-141, and with its further development, the Yak-141M and the Yak-43, the results would be even higher. Many people compare the T-50 with the F-35, this is ridiculous, especially since the machines are at different production stages. VTOL aircraft is a fait accompli, like a tiltrotor, of course, it’s easier to continue to use the familiar and used ones, but the technique does not stand still. Why it’s impossible to return to the Yak-141 theme, while we are not behind here forever, it’s not clear, in principle, and the Yak could do both in the VTOL variant and as a classic light fighter, although VTOL can always choose which take-off to use, vertical, shortened, or traditional take-off.
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    3. 0
      2 November 2015 13: 01
      Quote: Terminol
      The most important thing in this article is not the TTX F-35, but the fact that while the Americans bring (already finish) their plane in Russia, there is NO

      The most important thing is to compare the aircraft that can actually collide in the sky today and now. F-35 vs Su-30, for example. What is now the most modern Russia can oppose him? That's what to compare.
    4. +2
      2 November 2015 13: 39
      Quote: Terminol
      And talking about any comparisons is simply stupid ... for no one has an analogue of the F-35.

      And why do we need such an analogue then? Expensive, raw, and not living up to expectations. And if Canada still leaves the project, I think Australia will follow her, respectively, and the price of the fighter will increase even more. Already now the countries that order this miracle are reducing applications. for the purchase of this wunderwafli. And every year there are new "sores", which then try to eliminate the next infusion of cars of green candy wrappers.
  16. +4
    2 November 2015 08: 07
    I, too, as a patriot of my country, I think that we need to look soberly at things. Competition and advertising are one thing, the country's economic opportunities and the level of R&D in the defense complex as a whole are different. Good or Plozh F-35, will show the time and results of combat use. Theory without practice is dead. An empty listing of the latest technology applied in this machine impresses only amateurs.
  17. +5
    2 November 2015 08: 11
    And the commercial move is excellent, the United States killed traditional competitors in the form of Eurofighter and Rafal. The following models of these fighters are unlikely to appear. And, in fact, the F-35 is almost a monopolist.
    I always welcome unification, but the rejection of the A-10 means the abandonment of full-scale operations? How can I replace the A-10 with the F-35 or Su-25-T50?
  18. -1
    2 November 2015 08: 24
    Quote: PlotnikoffDD
    Anyone who was not convinced by these simple and obvious things can continue to retell the tale of a terribly expensive plane, at the cost of a solid piece of gold.

    Can I go give up?

    Where are the 100500 pieces of these Wunderwaffes I ask?
  19. +1
    2 November 2015 08: 24
    With f35, something unexpected can happen. Expected, however. He will be the first aircraft of the 6th generation! There is one caveat, however, the characteristics of the 6th generation are not yet completely known or completely unknown. But one was already spoken about - performing combat missions without a pilot on board. But how many drones are already flying! And who just does not let them out! Can the US create software that provides unmanned flight at all stages of a fighter-bomber flight? Rhetorical question. But when, maybe in time for 2019? And then he will appear - a 6th generation airplane! But not without flaws - with an orphaned cabin.
  20. +1
    2 November 2015 08: 24
    The author, speaking politically correct - "disingenuous" laughing
    F-35 has reached alert


    PS. Apparently bad with activity on the resource ...
  21. +6
    2 November 2015 08: 26
    We are engaged in old Russian fun. At first they ridiculed and spat, now we intimidate and warn. Why are we all rushing to extremes! I know perfectly well what fine-tuning is and my personal ironic attitude was only in the fact that Western analysts put the notorious "invisibility" as the first number and as the main dish, giving other features only secondary importance. It looked quite comical and unprofessional.
    1. +3
      2 November 2015 09: 46
      And the incentive to speed up the delivery of our cars ochchen sharpened. And we are accustomed to catch up, especially in aviation. Aircraft engines, for example, almost always caught up with them.
      And sprinkle ashes on the head from the fact that once again lagged behind, does it make sense?
      We need to work, especially for those in the industry. Yes, and I have to go.
      Sincerely ...
  22. 0
    2 November 2015 08: 33
    Yes, now is a time when little depends on one patriotic blacksmith. The tough struggle of systems according to Darwin.
  23. -3
    2 November 2015 08: 53
    We have no problems, we are in full combat readiness laughing

    The F-35 is a complex program made more challenging by the fact that it's still in development, even as we are flying it in the field. Recent tests on the safe-escape system revealed a problem that would result in lighter-weight pilots possibly suffering major neck injury upon ejection.

    “The program is working with our industry partners on three specific improvements that will provide lightweight pilots that same level of protection and safety as all other F-35 pilots,” Bogdan said in his written testimony. “These three improvements are: one, a reduced weight helmet that weighs 6 ounces less than the current helmet ... two, a pilot 'weight switch' on the ejection seat that reduces the opening shock of the parachute by slightly delaying the parachute's opening for lightweight pilots; and three, a head support that will be sewn into the parachute risers that will reduce the rearward head movement of the pilot when the main chute of the ejection seat opens, reducing the pilot's neck loads. ”


    "Super fighter"

    Comparing the F-35 with the F-16 Fighting Falcon's maneuverability was another concern; however, both generals were confident in the F-35 program and its capabilities.

    “The F-35's technology is designed to engage, shoot and kill its enemy from long distances, not necessarily in visual 'dogfighting' situations,” Harrigian said in his testimony. “There have been numerous occasions where a four-ship of F-35s has engaged a four-ship of F-16s in simulated combat scenarios, and the F-35s had a clear operational advantage because of the sensors, weapons and stealth technology. The F-35 has been optimized for the current trends of warfare, where the enemy is engaged and defeated from long distances, but it will still be able to maneuver aggressively when required to defeat and kill threats. ”


    Everything will be OK! soldier

    Overall, the F-35 program is on track to be delivered on time and on cost, and Bogdan and Harrigian agree it's a capability needed for the joint force to be successful.

    “As with any big, complex program new discoveries, challenges and obstacles will occur; however, we believe the combined government / industry team has the ability to overcome current issues and future discoveries in order to successfully deliver the full F-35 capability to the warfighter, ”Bogdan said. “The Joint Program Office will continue executing with integrity, discipline, transparency and accountability, holding ourselves accountable for the outcomes on this program.


    Well and pathos for plebs at last angry

    “We recognize the responsibility the program has been given to provide the backbone of the US and allied fighter capability with the F-35 for generations to come, and that your sons and daughters, grandsons and granddaughters may someday take this aircraft into harm's way to defend our freedom and way of life. It is a responsibility we never forget. "


    http://www.af.mil/News/ArticleDisplay/tabid/223/Article/626221/af-leaders-testif
    y-on-f-35-progress.aspx
    1. 0
      2 November 2015 16: 48
      Quote: mosquit
      lighter-weight pilots possibly suffering major neck injury upon ejection

      But it’s interesting, but have our pilots with different weights studied the possibility of such problems? Or was it decided at the pilot level?
      1. 0
        2 November 2015 17: 53
        I can’t say, but I have not heard about the problems associated with the weight of the pilot during bailout ...
        1. 0
          2 November 2015 20: 28
          Quote: mosquit
          I can’t say, but I have not heard about the problems associated with the weight of the pilot during bailout ...

          Actually, the question is on a different plane - have such / similar problems been studied?
  24. +5
    2 November 2015 09: 03
    Quote: Wedmak
    Oleg, your articles are interesting, but in any of them you can find so many inconsistencies and deliberate substitution of facts, incorrect comparisons, deliberate suppression of characteristics, etc., that sometimes it becomes a burden to read. And not because it is not interesting, but because for each paragraph you could write your own. With a refutation or clarification of what is given in yours.


    Golden words, totally agree
  25. +13
    2 November 2015 09: 31
    Kaptsov, can you ask simple natural questions? Thank.

    What do we care about how technologically advanced the engine is at F-35, if the final thrust-weight ratio of the machine is at the level of F / A-18E before. generation? And when comparing thrust to max. The claimed take-off weight reveals a total advantage for the Su-35, and the PAK FA should become even somewhat easier. It is not stages and generations that are measured, but specific physical quantities like mass, traction, speed, etc. 28 Tons against 19 is not even an advantage, it is a total domination. For the same reason, Chinese crafts like J-31, which instead of one large 2 motor are small with a large total weight, it makes no sense to seriously consider.
    By the way, it is possible to calculate the thrust-weight ratio for normal take-off weight. Well, or look at the same wiki, at F-35A with 50% remaining fuel 1.07, at Su-35 for norms. vzl. weight, there’s just about half the 1.1 fueling. The wing load of the Su-35 is also lower, although max. the speed is much higher.

    In principle, most of all I don’t understand in the story with F-35, what for they started to do it when there was a normal F-22 on the basis of which something else could be washed down, as the bombers were built on the basis of the F-15 and Su-27.

    Futuristic helmet with the ability to observe “through” the plane.


    Is there a normal tactical situation map in order not to twist the head at 360 degrees, so there is no owl there?

    And, I'm afraid that with the existing approach to creating a PAK FA, this gap will only continue to grow.


    Expert Kaptsov knows better than aircraft manufacturers how to develop aircraft.

    hmm, but for what else is PAK FA created?


    Uh ... Destroy all sorts of super-advanced penguins and non-advanced typhoons, rafals and other flying husks? Bombing peaceful NATO troops? Good enough for me, but Kaptsov may think he wants to, understand the mutually exclusive paragraphs "ahhh, the Americans have built the most perfect plane" and "what for are we building our own?" somehow reluctant, this is part of psychiatry.

    We need to stop “fooling around” by releasing one plane a year


    If, as you said, there are no engines or electronics for an airplane, then why the hell should I release it in dozens?

    Stealth Technology


    Not Comrade Did Kaptsov say that air defense systems with their radars on any stealth deeply and sincerely give a damn? Stupidly at the expense of sensitivity.

    He is able to fly “tail forward”, while maintaining controllability even at supercritical angles of attack (110 °) and, if the pilot so desires, to confidently return to horizontal flight.


    Su-27 did this at 120 degrees at the end of the 80's. But as we all know, this is all crap and window dress is not related to real combat maneuvering. And to evaluate maneuverability by vidyushka is the highest Tao, you look for real graphics. No? Secret yet? Well, then what to talk about.
  26. +8
    2 November 2015 09: 31
    The design has an integral layout, in which a significant part of the lifting force is formed by the fuselage itself.


    Kaptsov, write directly, licked at us. The ancient MiG-29 with the Su-27 have an integrated layout, you declare as if this is some great innovation.

    Whenever there is a need for domestic Su-35 shines shipment to the manufacturer.


    I wonder how the Yankees themselves with F-22 solve this problem, or the Indians with hundreds of Su-30MKI?

    Based on the 60 serial T-50 (optimistic scenario).


    Olezhka, are you? Apparently, the same as the one who blurted out about these 60 aircraft. In general, we have a lot of such talkers. In Russia, just hundreds of fighters are needed to cover the territory even now. In fact, there are 29 MiG-24s (or more? The contract for 34 was with 6 sparks) of Algerian SMTs, the release of another 16 will not fundamentally change anything, after 2020 the Algerians will be already 10 years old, and most likely they will be quickly written off since there will be no point in modernizing such a small batch. The old 9-12 and 9-13 are almost all written off. The MiG-35 no longer has a chance for a large series. The maximum Su-27 can be upgraded to the Su-27SM, but in fact they are already massively written off due to wear and tear, in the coming years they will go to needles and museums, do you yourself evaluate the Su-30SM as an adequate competitor for the F-35? No? Well, how long will this temporary plug be in production? The Su-35 is rightly named Last Flanker. After finishing the PAK FA, it will also go away, the PAK FA itself, like the F-35, is a project for decades.

    Well, the most important question. What alertness did the F-35 achieve?
    1. 0
      2 November 2015 17: 46
      Quote: EvilLion
      . MiG-29 in fact there are 24 (or more? The 34 contract was with 6 sparks)

      34-SMT, plus a squadron of old (9-13) in Erebuni and in Millerovo. The old will change to Su-30SM.
      Quote: EvilLion
      Well, the most important question. What alertness did the F-35 achieve?

      Original smile With restrictions on the use of UAB and B-B missiles. The so-called version of Block 2B.
  27. +8
    2 November 2015 09: 34
    The author painted the advantages of the aircraft is not very bad, but which he missed.
    1. The thrust of the aircraft. Sorry, but a plane that is not able to gain 2000 km / h in afterburner cannot be a fighter. Even his engine, which is wonderful in many respects, will not correct the picture, he would have gotten the second one and the MiG-31 would have gone to smoke ... And let him be given rockets with a range of 400 km, but it can only get into such a range under the airship, in the conditions of action jamming range of its seeker is good if up to 50km breaks through.
    2. If the Penguin went into close combat ... then he can only cope with the MiG-17 under the control of a Vietnamese pilot, again there will not be enough engine thrust (less than one).
    3. Again, due to the low thrust of one F-35 engine, one does not have to choose whether he enters an air battle or not, in an air battle he is the object of attack, and not the attacker.
    4. That is, the F-35 is a typical 3rd generation front-line bomber with a very good electronic filling.
    As a result, there can be no talk of any universality of the aircraft. The Americans are cunning, to win air superiority, they fought off the F-22, which has two 13-ton engines and a controlled thrust vector, albeit in two planes fully and in the third, partially by braking air brakes. But they don’t sell this plane to anyone =)
    So far, the only advantage of 5th generation American technology is their electronic filling.
    In recent years, Russia has also not been sickly investing in this matter. And besides, it is one of the most dynamically developing components of aircraft construction. I believe that it is precisely by this parameter that airplanes should be divided into 4th and 5th generation in current years. Until something really superior to the good old MiG-29 appears. Here is an unmanned hypersound - this is already interesting, but this is still very far away.
    When installed on aircraft of the 4th generation of equipment from the T-50, which is designed with an eye on American achievements, it will not yield to the A-22, and will tear the F-35 to shreds, because "stealth" only due to the coating and shape is a solution for some years. In 5-10 years, new radars will appear, or well-forgotten old ones, which will see this plane as if on a palm, because it does not absorb the signal, but reflects it. This is what limited the development of this technology in the USSR with the concept of a single air defense space, which is closer than ever to implementation. But the new electronic warfare systems will be able to destroy the external signal
    The war in Georgia is a good example. When the Russian army was faced with a modern air defense system, working to adjust the radar stations located in Turkey. And there, for the first time, the SU-34 with a new electronic warfare system appeared, in two days without any stealth they crushed the Buki of UkroGruzii
    1. +3
      2 November 2015 11: 57
      With 4-6 rockets, the penguin will have a satisfactory traction. But not more. You can write 8 tons of combat load, maybe you can even actually raise it, the question is how it will fly at such a load and due to what it is achieved, the plane should not fall apart in the sky from the weight of its own bombs.

      F / A-18 flies no faster than 1900 km / h, however, in terms of maneuverability, it surpasses the F-16.
  28. +2
    2 November 2015 09: 39
    However, he does not take a lot of weapons on board:
    Up to four medium / long range air-to-air missiles (AIM-120 AMRAAM), or two to four guided air bombs (for example, 113 kg SDBs with a maximum launch range of 100 km) in combination with a pair of air-to-air missiles ”, ...
    In a real battle, he shot four times and that's it?
    Here you have a rifle with four rounds to fight ...
    If Judah Gorby didn’t ruin the Union and EBN had not leaked all the secrets to the Americans, where would they be?
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    2. -2
      2 November 2015 09: 49
      Quote: NMDzAM
      In a real battle, he shot four times and that's it?

      Do you suppose there will be a situation of one F-35 versus five Su-35? Maybe the opposite?
      Quote: NMDzAM
      Here you have a rifle with four rounds to fight ...

      If each cartridge itself finds an enemy and hits his forehead, then it is.
      Quote: NMDzAM
      If Judah Gorby didn’t ruin the Union and EBN had not leaked all the secrets to the Americans, where would they be?

      Exactly where it is now.
    3. -1
      2 November 2015 10: 03
      Quote: NMDzAM
      in combination with a pair of air-to-air safety devices, ...
      In a real battle, he shot four times and that's it?
      Here you have a rifle with four rounds to fight ...


      The normal take-off weight of the Su-35 25300kg includes 2 x PBB-AE + 2 x P-73.

      All that is more is already a limitation on maneuverability and problems with close combat.

      No matter how much! But at the same time with F-35 the same amount can be placed in the internal compartments ...
      1. +3
        2 November 2015 12: 01
        What are you! And here I am still in the RLE from Su-27SK remember the mention of the permissibility of maneuvering in any possible weapon configurations. Su-30СМ in Syria, judging by the video, carry 6 missiles. Probably stupid people, that the number of pendants is brought to 10-12.
        1. -3
          2 November 2015 12: 21
          Quote: EvilLion
          What are you! And here I am still in the RLE from Su-27SK remember the mention of the permissibility of maneuvering in any possible weapon configurations. Su-30СМ in Syria, judging by the video, carry 6 missiles. Probably stupid people, that the number of pendants is brought to 10-12.


          Maneuverability and over maneuverability are two different things. Tu-204 also maneuvers during flight.

          In Syria, they probably had so many air battles ...

          First, study the concepts of normal take-off mass, and maximum take-off mass - what are the differences between them and what are the operational limitations.

          And then
          Quote: EvilLion
          What are you!

          You will poke.
          1. +1
            2 November 2015 17: 02
            Well, go read the RLE and the aerobatic restrictions prescribed there.
            1. 0
              2 November 2015 18: 23
              Quote: EvilLion
              Well, go read the RLE and the aerobatic restrictions prescribed there.


              It certainly smiled! Did you read it yourself?

              Arms lineup:


              Coup

              Loop nesterov


              Etc. for each aerobatics wink
  29. +3
    2 November 2015 09: 44
    I wish the "light elves" as many of these "miracle aircraft" F-35 penguins as possible. I think that the doubling of the national debt of the "light elves" from the current 18 trillion of already withered greens is not far off. Honoring this miracle to the penguins and not only.
    1. 0
      2 November 2015 22: 03
      The United States will FSUs on state debt while the dollar will dominate the world.
  30. +3
    2 November 2015 10: 19
    The estimated cost of producing one unit of F-35A per 2018 year is 85 million dollars (taking into account inflation). Cheaper only Chinese plastic crafts.

    After that, one could not read further, because the author does not understand how industry works at all, and archaic ideas about Chinese technology also do not color him. But I continued.
    As for the notorious "electronics" and the possible disruption of computers, the failures from which the planes go crazy, are only in Hollywood films. In reality, electronics is the most reliable element of any system, completely insensitive to overloads, mechanical shocks and vibrations.

    Say this to the Iranian Airbus, who was shot down by Aegis and took him for a bomber.
  31. +1
    2 November 2015 10: 43
    I am confused by the lack of information about motor resources, this magnificent engine, which is so swaying everyone and everything. It is also not specifically indicated in which modes and to what extent.
    And I remember arguing with one fan of the American engineering genius about nine Falcon engines, and then all of a sudden ... wassat
  32. +3
    2 November 2015 11: 39
    A few words about the alleged achievement of combat readiness F-35:

    “As you know” (c) in July 2015, the US Marine Corps announced the availability of its new F-35B fighters (more precisely, IOC - “initial operational / operational readiness”), which followed the “successful” end of the “operational tests No. 1 ", carried out on board the Uosp" Uosp "two months earlier.

    But the tests immediately started having fun: although the KMP specially selected better planes so as not to have unnecessary problems with servicing a poorly functioning fuel system on fighter jets, “some piece of iron” immediately flew off from one of the fighters (locking pin from the nozzle) engine). “And then there were five of them.” Soon, another plane after performing the first scheduled flight gave a bunch of failures, after which it turned into the simulator for training technical personnel for the entire duration of the test (s). “And there were four of them ...” The countdown ended in two — in fact, only two out of six fighters flew off the entire test program. The average operational readiness of half-squadron aircraft was 50%, instead of 80%, which was required by the Chief Metrologist.

    The flight plan was only 70% complete.

    http://afirsov.livejournal.com/110338.html
    1. +2
      2 November 2015 13: 18
      Most of all, their hardware dampness is surprising!
      This is in the age of computer simulation, where all the effects can be calculated on a physical processor ...
      I’m silent about 8 million lines of code ...
      1. 0
        2 November 2015 14: 27
        Quote: SUSUL
        Most of all, their hardware dampness is surprising!
        This is in the age of computer simulation, where all the effects can be calculated on a physical processor ...

        There is no dampness, it seems to you
        specialists who graduated from the Massachusetts University of Technology, who occupies first place in the world ranking, cannot breed moisture.
        1. +1
          2 November 2015 17: 59
          Subtle, Offset! good
  33. +11
    2 November 2015 13: 16
    I read about the price of F-35. And I will say that either the author is a complete layman in economic matters, or carefully pulls a condom on the refrigerator.

    Firstly, I was surprised by the calculation of the price of R&D PAK FA. I've seen on "liberal" sites all sorts of crap on the topic of calculations, but here I did not expect to meet such nonsense.
    Secondly. If we talk about reducing the unit price in mass production, then this applies to any product and our machines, but with a starting price of 5-6 times higher, no mass lightning will be cheaper than the Su-30, since the Su-30 is also mass-produced.

    Given that F-35 replaces most types of aircraft, the trillion indicated is US Air Force cost of existence for the next 30 years. Expensive? So they are now eating no less. After all, the world's first consumer of aviation fuel.


    Did the author decide to hold the audience for suckers or reported in ecstasy of admiration? He did not forget that in addition to Latting, there are Raptors in the US Air Force? Spirit? The B-52s are flying quite well. B-2B in commercial quantities and a bunch of other machines including helicopters? And the Marine Corps is Osprey ...
    What a stupid juggle? No dear, a trillion - this is not all the US Air Force, it is Lightning that will devour him exclusively in one throat and not sharing it with anyone.

    The estimated cost of producing one unit of F-35A per 2018 year is 85 million dollars (taking into account inflation). Cheaper only Chinese plastic crafts.


    And here is a distortion of facts. According to the report of the US Accounting Chamber, the F-35 procurement program for the country's air force will require at least $ 459 billion for 83,4 aircraft. This means that for this and the coming years the price will be equal to producing one copy of $ 180 million. Not 85 but one hundred eighty million . And the Accounts Chamber is confident that the allocated money will not be enough.

    And the price desired by the author at 85 is just the stated Lockheed Martin POSSIBLE price subject to an increase in the series. And the series will not increase, since now expenses have begun to deter foreign customers.

    A computer can be reprogrammed in the hangar of an air base, as opposed to a thrust vector-controlled engine (translational movement of parts under conditions of a thousand-degree temperatures). Here, even a block repair can not do. Whenever necessary, the domestic Su-35 shines sending to the manufacturer. It is easy to understand how all this affects the cost of manufacture and operation.

    This phrase is generally utter crap. Firstly, it will not be possible to simply "reprogram" such systems in the hangar. Too difficult, this is not a "hamster" in the constructor to rivet. Moreover, in this "computer" not all modules have access "from the hangar" at all. And you will not be able to reflash the AFAR control system from a flash drive. The author needs to be less interested in Hollywood films about "hackers".
    Secondly, in all modern aircraft there are blocks that shine by sending to the manufacturer. And if Lightning has an engine jammed, then he will go to the factory in exactly the same way as the Su-35.

    In a word, if in the "iron" part of the article it is necessary to deal with reference books, then the "economic" finale is not worth reading - it is sheer and utter nonsense, compiled, obviously, in order to extol Lating.
    1. Dam
      0
      3 November 2015 01: 14
      Everything is much simpler: whoever pays and the young lady dances. Big greetings to businessman Kaptsov. Good luck, jam and more cookies.
  34. 0
    2 November 2015 13: 24
    I wonder where the author read in the newspaper that dozens of f35 are being built a year, or who the smart one suggested! F35 is calla f22 much more perfect it is said by everyone including the American people and their price is almost the same so what for to build f35 if it is worse and at a price almost the same if it was possible to produce and upgrade f22!
    1. 0
      2 November 2015 16: 59
      1) F-22 does not know how to bomb.
      2) You can learn more.
      1. 0
        3 November 2015 11: 10
        Quote: EvilLion
        1) F-22 does not know how to bomb.
        2) You can learn more.

        In fact, for several years now, yes, he knows how
    2. +1
      3 November 2015 16: 20
      "where in the newspaper I read that dozens of f35 are being built a year" ////

      Made 36 pieces in 2014.

      The 36 F-35 deliveries include:
      (Who are the recipients :)

      23 F-35A - US Air Force
      2 F-35A - Royal Australian Air Force (first two)
      4 F-35B - US Marine Corps
      7 F-35C - US Navy and US Marine Corps (first carrier variant)
  35. +2
    2 November 2015 13: 38
    the author just does not adequately compare the still old Soviet moment of 29 and f35 in engine power, even if it compares with su30)))) and then it turns out he’s crazy like all the old American descavors compare his new example with bmp1)))) and then they beat themselves in the chest and shout that they have all the best))) how, in general, the author was smart enough to compare how he claims the plane of the (5th) generation is the latest development with aircraft produced in 1982! Why does the administration publish such worthless articles in general?
    1. -3
      2 November 2015 14: 56
      Quote: HMR333
      Why does the administration publish such worthless articles in general?


      The admins are not interested in publishing the truth, they publish only the "point of view".
      1. 0
        2 November 2015 16: 32
        where is she really? :)
    2. +1
      2 November 2015 17: 25
      Well, as it turned out, Comrade Professor is a figure untouchable on this resource, a lot is allowed to him, moreover, according to the statements of the moderators themselves, in a recent article.
    3. +2
      2 November 2015 17: 25
      Well, as it turned out, Comrade Professor is a figure untouchable on this resource, a lot is allowed to him, moreover, according to the statements of the moderators themselves, in a recent article.
  36. +8
    2 November 2015 14: 33
    And you compare the thrust of the F-35 engine even with the planned thrust of one T-50 engine. And so as not to touch the F-35, read about the F-16 engine, in addition to traction, read about the resource. Their technical level has always been advanced, that of the R-51 or AeroCobra, that of the jet. This does not detract from our merits.
  37. +3
    2 November 2015 14: 43
    That F-22, that F-35, that the article itself is JARK.
    And before talking about these aircraft, you need to test them in battle, at least in training
    with their potential opponents, to know how many sorties per day they can do, how much time and man-hours are needed to prepare the plane for a flight, etc., etc. And unfoundedly declare that our BANJO is mass-produced, albeit without strings,
    and your BALALAYKA tokmo is still playing in the studio, this is stupid.
  38. +2
    2 November 2015 15: 33
    If you write, then write on your own. No need to pull us to our side. We are patriots and do not scatter our homeland for the sake of the United States, for dollars.
  39. +1
    2 November 2015 15: 33
    Another foolish review of Lightning. I wonder when the normal data analysis will appear? First, Comrade Kaptsov claims the worthlessness of Russian propaganda and therefore rewrites Western propaganda.
  40. +2
    2 November 2015 16: 07
    The Russian reader is smart. He perfectly sees the contradiction between the stories of the “poorly flying” F-35
    Let it fly and complete its tasks. Our planes are ready to fulfill their tasks. And there will be a cloud of aircraft carriers, airplanes and the runway will appear. And they will fly to fight better than this stuff.
  41. -3
    2 November 2015 16: 43
    For the article is a huge plus. Tired of reading articles for "amateurs" which F-35 barn. Especially impressive are the conversations of the sofa economists that he (F-35) will almost ruin the United States. And this is taking into account the fact that a queue has already lined up for it from very solvent countries.
    The most interesting thing is that they do not hide their budgets, but will we ever find out the full cost of development, production, etc. PAK FA?
  42. +5
    2 November 2015 16: 58
    Dobroe vremia sutok gospoda. Pozvolte s Vashego mol4alivo glasie pisat mneni.Namoi vzgliad, f-35 ttx preuveli4en, ia s4itat russishe avia delati takoi elektron na4inka kak f-35, russishe avia ne budet ustupat usa.
  43. +4
    2 November 2015 16: 59
    Regrettably, Lightning is the cheapest of the 4 + generation fighters


    Su-Xnumx is cheaper. Kaptsov is simply brazenly lying. The cost of Su-35 is also low, about 34 lard rubles, this at a rate of 1 = 1 gave less than 30 million dollars apiece. Export Su-40MK EMNIP on 30kk went.
  44. +2
    2 November 2015 17: 04
    Recently, there have been a lot of similar analytics. Cookies reached the rank and file of the cloak and kin ... sorry, pen and paper or something else? recourse
    1. Dam
      0
      3 November 2015 01: 11
      Sorry, but feather and shit on the fan
  45. +5
    2 November 2015 17: 10
    "And I recognize a sweetheart by his gait," or rather by the first sentences. I read the first paragraph, scrolled through the article, well, just Oleg Kaptsov, our Russian nightingale of the American military-industrial complex. But in essence, how justified, given the cost of the aircraft, even for peacetime, to rely on only one engine?
  46. +1
    2 November 2015 17: 24
    The Russian reader is smart. He perfectly sees the contradiction between the stories of the “poorly flying” F-35s, which are being built dozens a year, and the invincible PAK FA

    you bombarded us with facts, and we will bury you under the caps !!! laughing
  47. 0
    2 November 2015 17: 31
    We need to think already start thinking about a new attack aircraft / light fighter with Vert. Takeoff Landing.
    1. Dam
      0
      3 November 2015 01: 16
      And on x, excuse me, why?
  48. 0
    2 November 2015 17: 33
    Well, in general, an article about anything. Here, in the comments on the facts, everything has already been sorted out, shoveled and the Professor, of course, never appeared in order to protect his brainchild. I am more interested in another fact - how much is opium for the people today? How much does such a customized reprint of US propaganda cost under the sauce "all gone!" Maybe I can rivet similar delusional articles at a reasonable price? Extra earnings never hurt me laughing
  49. 0
    2 November 2015 18: 06
    http://www.google.com/patents/WO2012148318A1?cl=ru
    A supersonic adjustable flat (two-dimensional) air intake is known, in which the flow is decelerated on an adjustable multistage direct wedge in a series of oblique shock waves. To improve the characteristics of the air intake on the wedge, perforation can be performed, and in the throat area, a transverse slit of the boundary layer drain. (Remeev N.Kh. Aerodynamics of air intakes of supersonic aircraft. TsAGI ed., Zhukovsky, 2002, 178 pp.)

    Analogs include the supersonic air intake of an F-22 aircraft, which implements a spatial compression scheme for supersonic flow Ί (Aerodynamics, stability, and controllability of supersonic aircraft, edited by G.S.Bushgenz. - M .: Nauka. Fizmatlit, 1998). To reduce the radar signature of the F-22 aircraft, the air intake is made with sweeping all the edges of the entrance. In the front view, the entrance to the air intake is in the form of a parallelogram. The air intake has one braking step on perforated vertical and horizontal wedges, air bypass flaps in the channel. The air intake duct is S-shaped. The ability to control the minimum passage area (throat) is absent. The disadvantages include the lack of regulation of the throat of the air intake of the F-22 aircraft. For this reason, its characteristics at supersonic flight modes are lower than the level characteristic of adjustable air intakes (System analysis of the technical appearance of the F / A-22 “Reptor” aircraft, report of FSUE “GosNIIAS” Ka68 (15396) 2005). Apparently, the air intake is not designed to fly with a Mach number greater than M = 2.0 (Aerodynamics, stability and controllability of supersonic airplanes, under the editorship of G. S. Byushgens. - M.: Science. Fizmatlit, 1998).


    It has already been said here that aerodynamics are sacrificed for the sake of "invisibility technologies" ...
    The "5th generation" for the "Zusuls" seems to be ... bully
  50. +1
    2 November 2015 19: 45
    laughing I read and grumbled ... sorry for the intimate details, but when again (on the pot) I laughed much harder (after all, the toilet is soundproofing, you know ...). The best advertisement for "phosphate" is probably hard to come up with!
    What we have in fact is the premature idea of ​​the original platform.
    A bunch of scrap metal released and sold to the natives, which is "ABOUT NOTHING".
    Surely IT is a financial defeat for the UAC! (by the way, which brings the PAK FA - without lodging a pocket to potential buyers).
    F - 35 ... well, just cool aboriginal wiring for babosiks - to bring related programs.
    Some problems with the "printing press in n ***** tan" are already visible, unlike our worthless Central Bank of the Russian Federation bully
  51. +3
    2 November 2015 20: 06
    In a word, if in the "iron" part of the article it is necessary to deal with reference books, then the "economic" finale is not worth reading - it is sheer and utter nonsense, compiled, obviously, in order to extol Lating.

    Totally agree!
    I couldn’t formulate my attitude towards the economic part of the article, but as for the technical part, this is complete nonsense and if you comment on it, then you need to write 2 such articles in volume. I don’t see the point in commenting on the “nonsense” and completely agree with
    Quote: Wedmak
    Oleg, your articles are interesting, but in any of them you can find so many inconsistencies and deliberate substitution of facts, incorrect comparisons, deliberate suppression of characteristics, etc., that sometimes it becomes a burden to read. And not because it is not interesting, but because for each paragraph you could write your own. With a refutation or clarification of what is given in yours.
  52. +1
    2 November 2015 20: 41
    I didn’t want to write, I couldn’t stand it! The author has collected the uncollectible into the article - Sour cream, honey,...avno and bees....! Kaptsov even counted the money! He told us to be afraid, low-tech savages! And I will answer: Amateur, smoke bamboo! The main problem of foreign engineers is to cram in the inconvenient! The technology is good, but the capabilities of a person and a pilot do not change as quickly as progress. The more complex the system, the more vulnerabilities it creates. I just don’t want to talk about air defense systems! No one is saying that the Americans are doing bad things; let’s challenge the term about their invincibility and exclusivity.
  53. 0
    2 November 2015 20: 46
    Quote: bmw
    3. In a light car, even scabies didn’t start, and the lag would only increase.

    What do the Americans have that is easy to develop?
    Or are especially gifted citizens like you putting F-35s in the lungs, ignoring take-off weights?
  54. +1
    2 November 2015 20: 49
    The lie begins with the headline "F-35 has reached combat readiness."

    Even the Americans themselves do not declare 100% combat readiness, and the last general of the US KPM, who was responsible for accepting a unit of 6 vehicles, estimated the readiness of this unit at 50% (instead of the 80% stated by the manufacturer).
  55. 0
    2 November 2015 21: 03
    That's what's interesting about Kaptsov. Everything he writes about is exclusively in the “superlative” degree... Wherever you spit, “wonderwaffles”... Either battleships, or “stealth” ships, or some other crap...

    The fact that we have lost a lot during the years of “timelessness” is generally an understandable fact. But why rush in the opposite direction to illustrate it? And not disdaining to manipulate the little things... To enhance the “artistic” effect? So, not everyone here is “armchair warriors” ... and in the end, even something that could be accepted and thought about the question no longer causes anything other than acute indiosicrasia ...
  56. 0
    2 November 2015 22: 03
    F-22s like “theirs” also sang their praises, but what actually turned out to be?
    1. 0
      2 November 2015 23: 31
      The Raptor is a good air superiority fighter, but, firstly, it turned out to be expensive due to crude technology, secondly, it was not integrated into the US Air Force system, and thirdly, it turned out to be unnecessary for the tasks that the Americans are now performing with the help of much cheaper and more practical Strike Needles.
  57. +2
    2 November 2015 22: 52
    As sad as it is, the states are the fattest kid in our sandbox.
    They have the most money today. As long as this is so, there will be enough for parallel developments, and for R&D coverage in all directions, and for flights to Mars and the outer planets.

    Their GDP is $16 trillion 720 billion. The GDP of the Russian Federation is $3 trillion 745 billion (obviously, see how to calculate).
    This means that you can spend 4 times less on R&D than potential partners. But everyone wants roads, medicine and wages “like in the West”! And may the army be incredible! And to the moon tomorrow!
    And this does not happen.

    This doesn't mean you have to cry and leave. This is not about us. You have to SMELL! The thieves should be imprisoned. Well, and all the many things that our main GDP pushes into life.
  58. 0
    2 November 2015 23: 10
    Oleg, how do you see the prospects for Penguin in the Naval Integrated Fire Control program? Will they be limited to the tasks of advanced reconnaissance aircraft currently declared for them, or will they be able to take over some of the functions currently assigned to the E-2D, primarily the guidance of ship-based missiles on the final part of the trajectory?
  59. -1
    2 November 2015 23: 21
    I read the article, read the comments, and I don’t know whether to laugh or cry.
    A nation of dreamers led by balabols. Of course, I’m glad that sensible people haven’t disappeared, but they are a minority.
    And now to the point.
    For those who proudly shout that the PAK-FA will go into production in 2016, I advise you to remember the deadlines for the delivery of important components that were announced earlier. For those who are interested, do some digging yourself, but if my memory serves me correctly, then in 2015 the engine and radar should be ready. Where are they? They are being tested, but how interesting is it that the plane will go into production in 2016 if the most important components have not yet been accepted?
    For those who compare the theoretical data of the PAK-FA and the serial Raptor, I would like to ask a question. Why did you decide that the T-50 will develop exactly this speed and have such a flight range??? If I can still believe the theoretical information on the radar (it’s easier to calculate everything there), then in terms of speed and range I would not be so sure. This is all from the category of wishful thinking. No one knows what power the serial unit will produce and how long it will take before it becomes serialized. With the radar, too, everything is written with a pitchfork, how many years have they been perfecting the Crossbow for the KA-50??? Where is the radar???? How many years did it take to develop the over-the-hub radar for the MI-28?
    For stormtroopers. The experience of the war in Ukraine showed how easily SU-25s can be shot down even from MANPADS. In Afghanistan they were also beaten down a lot. Look how ours use the SU-25 and SU-34 in Syria. Only from high altitudes. Maybe the time of armored attack aircraft has really passed??? For me, a helicopter is actually more suitable for these purposes (with a normal serial radar, of course).
    Learn to adequately evaluate the information provided, and not just stupidly yell that ours are better. By the time the F-35s are put into service, several hundred of them will already be riveted. And they simply modernize it according to the final version. Now agree that 300-400 fighters with flaws (and what kind of aircraft are without flaws?) are better than 20-30 of the best fighters in the world. And the Indians won’t help us much; they want to use ready-made technology. When the T-50 is brought to fruition, then they will throw in some money. God willing, they won’t turn their attention to the F-35 until this moment. And we’ll have to sell about 20 of them to the Chinese to fight off the money. And then you look by 2025 and China will have its own 5th generation fighter no worse than ours. To hell with this resource. While we make 100 engines with an eternal life, the Chinese will rivet 1000 copies, and will change them more often (they can afford it).
    You would be better off criticizing the government for their lies and using Russians as cattle who will endure anything. Otherwise, you see, they have raised spies here and let them write articles. I do not like? Don't read it, or write better. And everyone is good at criticizing.
    1. 0
      3 November 2015 10: 35
      Are the days of armored stormtroopers over?
      It’s the terrorists who don’t have serious air defense, at least a short range.
      The Taliban will have S-300s, and B-52s will crawl around the ground.
      Because the primary task of Shilok and Tunguska was precisely to raise enemy aircraft higher, to where the S-125 could confidently shoot them down
  60. +1
    2 November 2015 23: 21
    Hat-takers don’t like adequate posts. They like to read articles like “The MiG-29 will tear the F-35 like a hot water bottle, lightning, banned from flying, the budget is coco” and is in their own damp little worlds without the opportunity to admit to themselves that the United States has a huge amount of dough, specialists bought from the whole world and technologies they simply cannot create a bad plane, at least not now.
    1. +1
      2 November 2015 23: 34
      Only this is not an adequate post, but a reprint of other propaganda.
      1. +1
        3 November 2015 12: 31
        Why is this propaganda?

        Over 115 F-35s produced
        Not a single crashed or lost aircraft in all 9 years of operation

        Well, these are at least numerical indicators that inspire confidence.
        1. 0
          6 November 2015 23: 53
          There were no crashed planes, but engine failures were frequent, fortunately the plane was handled very carefully, which was a plus for the ground services and pilots, so casualties and completely lost planes were avoided. Now the plane is packed with everything and everyone, it can be everywhere, there is a plug in all the barrels, and the price is lower than Strike Eagle and Super Hornet, so questions arise - that half of the achievements are propaganda.
          1. 0
            1 February 2016 06: 40
            There was at least one, everyone “forgot” about it... and with one engine the F-22 will soon be more expensive.
    2. 0
      1 February 2016 06: 42
      As it turns out, they can! Even this, and right now. wassat Moreover, it is in their interests... laughing
  61. -4
    2 November 2015 23: 28
    And don’t just make comments about the flag on your avatar. I live in China and use a VPN.
    I love our homeland, but I hate our corrupt government.
    And why is it that both daughters of our great patriot PU studied and live abroad. One is also married to the son of a South Korean general??? request
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  63. Dam
    +5
    3 November 2015 01: 09
    Sorry Mr. Kaptsov, I don’t know who you are. But actually reading your delusional armored articles on the Navy, I want to call the orderlies. I’m not pretending to be an aviation expert, but, forgive me generously, I don’t consider you one either. Ask, but it looks like the cardboard shoulder straps are too tight for you. Otherwise, I cannot explain the high calm of your article. Good luck in your pursuit of the cardboard rating.
  64. +2
    3 November 2015 09: 59
    Again analysis from an advertising brochure?
    Then you can compare Lada-Kalina and F35 from booklets with each other))) The depth of analysis will be exactly the same.)) In short, KG/AM, the author has a command of the topic somewhere at level 0 (zero)
  65. +2
    3 November 2015 12: 23
    “The promising American fighter F-35A Lightning II fired the GAU-22/A integrated four-barreled cannon in the air for the first time. According to Flightglobal, during the flight the F-35 test pilot fired three bursts: one of 30 rounds and two of 60. The tests took place on October 30, 2015 at Edwards Air Force Base in California, but this became known only now." (With)

    This is somewhat different from the topic stated by the author “has reached combat readiness”...

    And such fraud is happening at every step...
  66. 0
    3 November 2015 13: 14
    but “Sushka” was officially accepted into service only in 1990

    Well, I don’t know, I served in naval aviation - we had a whole regiment of Su 27s. 1987-89
  67. +2
    3 November 2015 15: 46
    The article is excellent. The author understands perfectly well with what content of the article he will achieve his goal. Namely, a huge number of comments. wink
  68. +2
    3 November 2015 23: 20
    Quote: Bayonet
    Quote: kamil_tt
    The fact is that unfortunately, any dispute that does not recognize the unconditional superiority of Russian weapons over the whole world is now considered a mockery of the saint.

    Do you think that it is possible to conduct a strict scientific debate with any of the “everything is lost”, “Putin leakers” and “all polymers are leakers”? The conditions are far from equal: they are paid for it, the jingoists are not.
  69. 0
    4 November 2015 04: 44
    Actually, stealth is a dead end. This is only suitable for attack rogues with an insufficient level of artificial intelligence, where the only hope for secrecy is to put people on such a plane is a mockery. It will be the kind of iron that flies poorly, but the epr is 0.0000...
    On the other hand, if the level of artificial intelligence advances, then stealth will not be needed, then such an aircraft will evade missiles, since without a person it will be designed for high overloads.

    One comrade said correctly about the fifth generation - “let’s imagine a battle between 20 Chinese J-7s (Mig21) and 2 5th generation fighters” (which will also be more expensive) What will be the result? at mig21 you can install a new radar, missiles + there may be support for ground-based radars. 2 fighters simply do not have enough missiles to shoot down 20 aircraft.

    PS, it doesn’t bother anyone that modern air defense systems can repel a modern raid from dozens of aircraft, but they could not repel a World War II raid from several thousand aircraft. i.e., if the Papuans set up thousands of old piston bombers (especially this can be done very quickly, judging by the data of the 40s), then it will be impossible to repel the attack, since the air defense systems and hundreds of 5th generation fighters will not have enough BK.
  70. 0
    4 November 2015 11: 37
    News from the fields (http://afirsov.livejournal.com/110338.html):

    “As you know” (c) in July 2015, the US Marine Corps announced the availability of its new F-35B fighters (more precisely, IOC - “initial operational / operational readiness”), which followed the “successful” end of the “operational tests No. 1 ", carried out on board the Uosp" Uosp "two months earlier.

    However, traditionally, the director of the Pentagon Test and Metrology Service (DOT&E) poured his fly in the ointment on this “cake” by providing his “memoir” with “debriefing”.


    In principle, it could be as simple as carrying out similar tests: loading half a dozen fighters onto the UDC and conducting flights according to a conventional combat use plan for several days. This is if the equipment works properly. No, of course, the Marine Corps and Lockheed prepared as best they could: they removed the aviation group from the UDC - 20 helicopters with personnel so that they would “not get in the way,” they brought in up to 80 civilian technical specialists, and put the assemblers on their ears so that the first “green light” Whistle" delivered the necessary spare parts, for which the KMP allocated several MV-22 tiltrotors.

    “Wow, “conditions as close as possible to combat” are good! - the Chief Metrologist of the Pentagon is indignant, - Can you imagine this in a real combat situation? No, it’s one thing to drive a tiltrotor to Texas from the shores of Virginia, but, for example, what will you do in the South China Sea?

    Okay, let's abstract it. Let these be not the shores of Virginia, but Georgia (which is overseas). But the tests immediately began happily: although the KMP specially selected better aircraft so as not to have unnecessary problems with servicing a poorly functioning fuel system on fighters, upon arrival at the Wasp, “some kind of piece of iron” immediately flew off from one of the fighters (a locking pin from the nozzle engine). “And then there were five of them.” Soon, another aircraft, after completing its first planned flight, suffered a bunch of failures, after which it turned into “a simulator for training technical personnel” for the entire test period (c). “And there were four of them”... The counting ended at two - in fact, only two of the six fighters flew the entire test program. The average operational readiness of the "half-squadron" aircraft was 50%, instead of the 80% required by the Chief Metrologist.

    The flight plan was only 70% completed. But at what cost!

    The technical personnel spent days and nights near the aircraft. When one of the fighters' fuel pump failed, an MV-22 was sent to a neighboring state (well, not from the South China Sea). The pump has been delivered. “So you think he worked? You’re wrong,” the report says sarcastically. The next Osprey (flight hour - $86 thousand) was sent for THREE pumps so that at least one of them would work.
  71. 0
    4 November 2015 11: 38
    No one simply paid attention to the failures of locators, optoelectronic systems and radio equipment: “Are you going to shoot here?” - the fighter is not yet certified to use weapons (the cannon will only fire in five years!). Yeah, tests close to “combat”! It flies, oh well!

    As expected, the fighter’s automated flight preparation and maintenance systems deserved special “kind” words. Like any modern “computer game program,” the F-35B, in the course of its “life activity,” generates a lot of “useful” information for further analysis. The flow for one flight is 400-800 MB (where is the famous “1 MB should be enough”? (c) It turned out that it was not possible to download this information from the on-board computer in an acceptable time. As soon as we didn’t worry: we connected to the on-board computer network UDC, went to the nearest KMP base, tried the local "Apple" II computers. Nefigaska. We took the equipment, went to the nearest city, and there, using commercial Wi-Fi (fraction!), recorded the information on a CD! Returned to UDC. It turned out that some of the files were missing (went to Chinese IP?), and the rest were not loaded into the databases for the necessary processing. Lovely: the loading was carried out at night, remotely by system operators from the Lockheed offices and Program Headquarters (sob here).

    In general, the conclusion of the Chief Metrologist: KMP and Lockheed themselves came up with a conditional date, which they “successfully” achieved and celebrated with pomp! The fact that, despite loud statements, the aircraft are not combat-ready is obvious from the fact that the F-35Bs will not be sent to their base in Okinawa until the end of 2017, and they will appear at the UDC no earlier than 2018, when it will actually be possible to talk about “ limited combat readiness." Full combat readiness is officially expected as early as 2022, when not only the “padishahs” - two “padishahs” will leave (Obama and his successor), and most of the active “regatta participants” will be sent to an honorable retirement.

    PS. Then I thought, what if the “chief of the assay office” of the Pentagon, Mikael Gilmore, doesn’t like Lockheed Martin so much that he can’t even eat it? I looked at the biography: bah, yes, in his prime he worked for McDonnell-Douglas! Apparently, since then he has been dreaming of seeing his former competitors from Lockheed in a coffin, in white leggings...
  72. 0
    5 November 2015 09: 10
    If only for the sake of prestige and demonstration of one’s own ambitions (hmm, what else is the PAK FA being created for?
    Why do you... you hate your Motherland so much? And you trash the weak one and as soon as she gets stronger you start screaming?
  73. 0
    5 November 2015 20: 31
    The National Interest publication has compiled a rating of the worst American fighters developed in the history of US aviation. This is what he writes about the F-35. The F-35 was expected to replace several specialized aircraft, and as a result, as the publication writes, America will receive “an extremely expensive jack of all trades who is an expert in none.”
  74. 0
    5 November 2015 23: 54
    Few people remembered the EPR. In the F35 it is 0,005 m2. In the PAK FA it is 0,5 m2. (declared), the rotary nozzle sticks out, etc. But not everything is so tragic!
    In practice, battles are going on for the development of airborne electronic warfare and radar systems. There are already L-band radars that easily recognize stealth before it does them. By the way, the Tu 160 has a plasma cloud generator when you need to become “invisible.”
    In general, these comparisons are insidious. For those interested: http://www.warandpeace.ru/ru/analysis/view/44531/ winked
    And the article is interesting, somewhat reminiscent of an article about the uselessness and futility of ekranoplanes.
  75. 0
    7 November 2015 00: 29
    Quote: NEXUS
    It’s not at all a fact that in a REAL air battle, for example, our SU-35 will not stick an F-22 into the ground, although our 4++ generation fighter.


    It is likely that our Su-35 will beat the F-22 in one-on-one close combat.
    But in real life, he won’t even see this F-22, but will only see a missile sent by him from a safe distance. And with a probability of at least 70% this will be the last thing he sees.
    The saddest thing is that our air defense will not see this F-22. Because at a distance and our air defense sees the F-22 only with multi-beam irradiation (read in the depths of the defense). But there is no need to go deep into the air defense before destroying this air defense.

    That’s why the Su-35 is generation 4+++++++ and not 5-----. Roughly speaking, the new generation is capable of destroying the previous one in the ratio N:1 where N>5. So 5 is called 5 precisely because 4 has no chance against it in a real battle and not because 5 flies faster or sees further or carries more...

    And that’s why ours call the Su-35 generation 4++ and not 5 -----

    And one-on-one fights are not expected. Look at the release numbers.

    So in case of a massive non-nuclear invasion, you need to drain the water. Even if we imagine that our Su-35 is three times better than the F-35 and our PAK-FA is 3 times better than the F-22, then there is no chance.

    But the question is different.
    We do not need to have such forces that can defeat the American army. We simply cannot do and feed so much. Our economy is 10 times smaller than the American one and we ourselves are half the size.
    And we are not going to take over the United States.
    We need to have such forces that, in the event of a collision, we can inflict damage that is unacceptable from a political point of view.

    And this is precisely the problem our weapons program solves. We create technologies and production capacities, but we cannot ensure serial production. The economy doesn't allow it.

    The saddest thing is that the scientific, technical and human resources of the USSR are being exhausted and new ones are not being created in the required volume.
    In new weapons systems, the main questions are not for engineers or technologists, but for science, materials, mathematicians, etc. But with this, to put it mildly, everything is not very good.
  76. 0
    17 November 2015 20: 22
    Quote: Abrekkos
    It is likely that our Su-35 will beat the F-22 in one-on-one close combat.
    But in real life, he won’t even see this F-22, but will only see a missile sent by him from a safe distance. And with a probability of at least 70% this will be the last thing he sees...


    Combined arms combat is conducted by the combined efforts of all branches of the military and special forces.
    This is what the Battle Regulations tell us.
    So in real life it can be completely different.
    And the last thing an F-22 pilot will see in his life will be the epic F-22s bursting at the airfield parking lots from the impact of those same Iskanders or, God forgive me, Calibers. And our outdated, useless flying scrap metal, heat 4+, will at this time cut out all sorts of Mirages and Tornadoes.
    And not only the United States has AWACS aircraft. And satellites, and many other things that the Papuans familiar to the USA do not have, but we have. Such as electronic warfare equipment, for example. Good ones.
  77. +1
    16 March 2017 18: 34
    quote....The Pratt Whitney F-135 has a non-afterburning thrust of 13 tons.
    The empty weight of the F-35A is 13,3 tons

    Just go nuts!