Yes, but it won't really matter that muchAbout non existing of DSI on F-22, the technology was not matured at this were F-22 was in serial production.
I dunno Most likely not though.does the TFX prototype have DSI intakes?
you could ask. earlier visuals of HAL AMCA didnt have DSi intakes but the wind tunnel mock-ups do.I dunno Most likely not though.
Well, AMCA is more like a F-35 aircraft rather than a F-22 air dominance. TF-X cannot have DSI because of its high speed (Mach 1.6+) limitationsyou could ask. earlier visuals of HAL AMCA didnt have DSi intakes but the wind tunnel mock-ups do.
i believe something similar might be the case for TFX.
Also MADDOG, how's it going?I dunno Most likely not though.
So it's in one piece
EDIT: Saw the thing
No comment. I urge you to give her some time though just to be realistic.So it's in one piece
I know the answer to that question. But you'll have to wait and see.does the TFX prototype have DSI intakes?
Thank you. So T-70 program was practically killed by USA. It would be fine if TUSAŞ didn't continue.The production of the T-70's continue, but due to CAATSA there is a HUGE deduction on its numbers. TAI is doing the best they can.
They're currently lobbying to get the production numbers back into their original state. If that will ever materialize, we will see.Thank you. So T-70 program was practically killed by USA. It would be fine if TUSAŞ didn't continue.
For this reason, TUSAŞ started to plan a general purpose helicopter that uses a joint infrastructure with Atak-2 and will be navalized from the very beginning.
That's how I understood the situation.
MMU's prototype won't have RAM paint.
Well we do have the tech, I think it is to save costs as it would only be used on ground testsIs this normal? Or is it that we don't have that tech yet?
I'm pretty sure we do have the tech for it. I just don't think it's very high up on TAI's to do list currently.Is this normal? Or is it that we don't have that tech yet?
why are F110 equipped TFX's regarded as 4.5 gen aircraft in the press?Engines that will power the initial batch of the TFX are probably going to be produced in Eskisehir by TEI.MMU'da kullanılacak F110 motorlarının Türkiye'de üretilmesi için çalışmalar sürüyor
Milli Muharip Uçak’ta (MMU) milli motor hazır olana kadar kullanılması planlanan F110-GE-129E motorunun Türkiye’de üretilmesi için çalışmalar sürüyor. TUSAŞ Motor Sanayii A.Ş.(TEI) Genel Müdürü Mahmut Faruk Akşit, M5 Dergi Ağustos sayısında M5 Yayın Koordinatörü Abdullah Şentürk’ün sorularını...m5dergi.com
Mahmut Aksit has stated that they are working on a model of production system with GE, whereby maximum amount of localisation will be achieved in the production of the F110GE129E engines that will power initial batch of TFX jets.
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According to below news, for the first prototypes of TFX planes two batches of 5 engines, in total, 10 engines were ordered to the US company GE. First batch of this order was delivered according to news published on 2nd of June this year.
Then it as revealed by Ismail Demir, that there would be 14 prototypes in total. 12 of these will have f110 engines and the remaining 2 will have indigenous engines. That means there is a need for minimum of 24 F110 engines.
So it is not certain if the initial batch of high degree of locally manufactured F110 engines are the remainder of the above prototype engines, or they are the engines for the first squadron or two that will be 4.5 generation planes that will fly with F110s.
First Batch of F110 Engines Delivered for the National Combat Aircraft
www.defenceturkey.com
Just a few reasons are:why are F110 equipped TFX's regarded as 4.5 gen aircraft in the press?