offline
- Pridružio: 12 Jan 2011
- Poruke: 1557
|
IProcena kineskih stručnjaka o PAKFA
zvinjavam se što je na engleskom , ali onaj Google prevodilac je katasrofa, a mene malo mrzi
Uglavnom kinez se u vezi nekih stvari našuketao,(u potpuno jasno i zašto)a nejveća glupost koju je izrekao je da je T-50 prikazan na MXU2011 samo Tehnološki demonstrator koji neće imati puno veze sa gotovim avionom, kako je polu proizvod...i sl...da bi na kraju zaključio kako će indija biti jedna od retkih zemalja koja će imati Avion 5.gen. u velikom broju.
kako 5 .gen kada je PAKFA po njegovom mišljenju tehnološki demonstrator-onda se po logici ni nezna kako će "Stvarno" izgledati i i kada i da li će ga uopšte biti.(što je u stvari slučaj sa J-20 i sada sam još sigurniji da je to tako) ide txt
In the studio of the Chinese state television CCTV was invited by the editor of the military magazine, Mr. Chen Hu (Chang Hu) and his colleague. They answered some questions.
- What kind of fighter FGFA?
- It must be a fighter, developed in accordance with the highest world standards. India's technological base is weak, therefore, perform the bulk of the work Russia. The country has already developed a prototype aircraft under the symbol T-50, which is undergoing flight tests.
- In that case, why Russia can not sell directly to these fighters in India? Why is the joint development?
- In fact, T-50 still has some drawbacks. Russia showed the plane on MAKS-2011 aviavystavke. It was immediately evident that the plane was designed "roughly", seen a lot of seams and joints. India's participation can cover a significant financial problems in the design of the aircraft. Currently, India selects which of the two European fighters - Typhoon or Rafale - go to the Air Force in the amount of 126 units. Given the difficult economic situation in Europe, India can succeed in the "extortion" in the field of technology transfer. For example, the aircraft avionics is very good, and India can become a "consolidator" of European and Russian technologies in FGFA.
- The Indian Air Force said that they expect to get this aircraft into service as early as 2017, that is needed only six years to develop.
- In fact, the entire technology platform of the aircraft will be established in Russia, but the T-50, most likely a technology demonstrator, and the path to real combat vehicle can take a lot of time. Russian Air Force said that the fighter will be adopted in 2015, what is hard to believe. Moreover, if the Indian Air Force will be able to get this plane in 2017, the rate of equipping the Air Force of this country may be even higher than the Russian Air Force. Probably India will be the second test site for the T-50.
- It is known that the U.S. is not exporting their F-22, then why allow Russia to another country access to the latest technologies?
- I think, firstly, that India poses no threat to Russia, and secondly, the design of this machine is far from the desired level. T-50 has a few on-board equipment, a lot will be created. For example, a digital transmission line, similar to the American 1553V. Russia lags behind in this area, but France may share similar technology to India if the Rafale fighter will win the tender.
So that India can consolidate the French military and technology in the new fighter. India has a special style of military thinking - she wants to get ready, not bothering to develop a new one.
But India will again be dependent on foreign technology ...
- I think that would be useful for India to participate in the development of modern aircraft, because it needs experience design. FGFA is a rare opportunity to gain experience in this field.
- Thus, India may become the owner of the most modern technology?
- Yes. It will be a big step forward. India will be one of the few countries in the world, has its own fifth-generation fighter.
- If all goes as planned, after all, India will surpass the U.S. in the number of heavy fifth-generation fighter?
- Right.
- How does this factor affect the environment in the Asia-Pacific region?
- India has the 11th Five-Year Plan, during which, and must be taken into service 214 fifth-generation fighter. In fact, everything depends on the amount of funding the Indian armed forces.
- But in such a short period is unlikely to have produced the aircraft type.
- Yes.
- There is still a question. At present, India can purchase weapons from Western countries including the United States. But India's military arsenal is still at 70% of Russian arms. Why India continues to prefer the Russian weapons?
- Firstly, it is the relative cheapness of Russian military hardware and equipment, and secondly, Russia proposes the transfer of more technology than Western countries. India uses this by diversifying arms purchases, thus achieving greater independence in the sources of weapons. For example, she buys a transport aircraft C-130 and C-17 in United States
|
....па кад ће се већ једном опаметити и направити нешто добро 
....
