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Damn Internet made me get used to thinking every question might be serious 😁
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Thanks for explanation, but the question was more sarcastic meant.
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Since laser weapons do not work like those in science fiction games/movies, they need time on their target to burn it. More powerful...
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Does it means, their laser has much more power than ours?
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What im trying to emphasize is not whether TEI can build an engine at the level of TF35K or not, cutting the engine to 30k from 35k lbf...
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Actually, WS10 is based on CFM56 civilian engine core. As for WS15, it is an indigenous design utilises indigenous single crystal blade...
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WS-10 is an upgraded/modified AL31 with CFM56 technologies. As you wrote, WS-15 is a different engine. WS-10 has better overhaul/MTBF...
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Good post. I read that Lalonde piece too and I agree. The KSS-III just makes way more sense for Canada. We need long range, endurance...
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Oh, I see. But that was in the past, before the AUKUS submarines. Now that Australia is getting nuclear subs, maybe the opportunity is...
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Hello NEKO. The Nuclear debate has gone on in Canada for decades and decades now. Twice before Canada tried to go nuclear and twice...
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Why not nuclear submarines? Has Canada not considered them? Australia is getting nuclear subs, but Canada seems uninterested. Wouldn’t...
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By David Dunlop, 2 October 2025 I recently read an interesting article by Michael J. Lalonde called ‘Which Submarines Should Canada...
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I suggested using the TF35000 engine at lower power, but there's another risk. That's this: The TF35000 engine components contain...
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WS10,WS15 and all their siblings are engines developed from taking Russian AL31 class engines as a model and starting point. Chinese...
