TR TF-X KAAN Fighter Jet

[Hasanrize]

Indian, if I remember correctly. I read every piece of text written about TFX that day

Indians are much more advanced when it comes to self-criticism. Greeks, on the other hand, would claim they can shoot it down with a simple pistol.

 

[fire starter]

Indians are much more advanced when it comes to self-criticism. Greeks, on the other hand, would claim they can shoot it down with a simple pistol.

It's actually meltdown .

 

[fire starter]

i post all the news

X-2 delayed and delayed only 32 flights then they said they finished test

Japanese said they need US and UK help to produce the engine,and XF9 isnt go well

you just say japan good japan wonderful japan super technoploy, why dont you engage with points constructively ?

Japan promotion is always"We had wonderful technology ,we can do X we can do Y but fail just because American!"Have they produce any figher engine after WW2?

XF 9 is very powerful engine , Japanese have a quite good experience in developing and operationalizing jet engine, they will get what they want at last.

 

[Huelague]

actually cant,Japanese had big problem on their engine(XF9) ,they are calling british and american to help them

Their X-2 plane plan fail(used a lot of old parts from T-4 trainer and only fly 32 time then waste)

they are not better than us by now

Japanese F-3 to be jointly developed with the UK | Shephard

Japan looks set to turn to the UK, instead of the US, for partnership help in developing its future F-3 fighter.

www.shephardmedia.com

Instead, MHI and BAE Systems now plan to develop the airframe and EW system jointly, and IHI and Rolls-Royce will jointly develop the F-3’s engine. A formal agreement on such joint development

XF9 (エンジン) - Wikipedia

ja.wikipedia.org

Chronology​

• 2010: "Research on major components of next-generation engines (-end of 2015)"
• 2013: "Research on fighter engine elements (-end of 2017)"
• 2015: "Research on Fighter Engine Systems (-End of FY2019)"
• July 2017: Delivery of core engine [19]
• June 2018: Prototype engine (XF9-1) delivered to Defense Equipment Agency [20]
• July 2018: Conducted performance verification tests at the Aviation Equipment Research Institute of the Acquisition Agency (-July 2020) [14] [6]

As my knowledge of japanese ,nothing announce for years meant situation very bad.Because they love to promote every success

I think, together with Japan, we should able to produce the engine. With a little help from BAE.

 

[Mustafa27]

WOS video about TF-X is out if anyone wants to watch it:

 

[Oublious]

WOS video about TF-X is out if anyone wants to watch it:

i was waiting for this ahahah...

 

[Pilatino]

i was waiting for this ahahah...

I'm waiting for the anchor

 

[MADDOG]

So seems like there is only 1 present

Maybe ground test unit is ready.

(I can see the tail of one)

Hmmm.... Just saw the tail... Could be the third prototype.

 

[Xenon54]

WOS video about TF-X is out if anyone wants to watch it:

They claim Turkey buys components from Pakistan, what aviation components would Turkey possibly buy from Pakistan?

 

[moz68k]

Are the BAE engineers going to be staying around much longer?

This might interest you: TurDef | British Giant BAE Systems Wants to Deepen Relations with Turkish TF-X

AFIK, BAE engineers aren't as actively involved as they were during PDR, but they're looking for further collaboration in upcoming milestones.

 

[GoatsMilk]

WOS video about TF-X is out if anyone wants to watch it:

perfect kind of material for the greek audience to consume, pure nonsense.

 

[CAN_TR]

"Never interrupt your enemy when he is making a mistake"

Guys remember this critic comes from non productive people with huge complexes just make a joke, laugh and move on.

 

[Windchime]

Been away for quite a while but had to come see after receiving the news, and man oh my, that plane looks gorgeous, especially from behind. I'm waiting to see the completed aircraft. For those who bring the updates here, thanks as always. Now it's a good time to say that I appreciate you folks.

Seeing more Indian comments and I think this aircraft will be a catalyst for AMCA. There would be more pressure on Indian MoD to take bigger steps after the roll-out. I might be wrong, I don't know much about you guys.

Oh, that's very naive of you. Indian bureaucracy in defense procurement program is on another level, in a wrong way. Just seeing a MMU wouldn't be enough of a stimulation to trigger changes to fix their systematic flaws in the industry and the government. It's simply baffling how they could send probes to Mars and build nukes with their renowned pool of talents who also shine abroad but at the same time simultaneously fuck multiple defense programs up solely through bad project management. Though at least they seem to have learnt something from building Tejas and are fixing a few things on that side.

On the side note, it's really amusing to visit DFI these days. Those nationalist folks in full denial accompanied by next level mental gymnastics and wild conspiracy theories seeing other countries succeed while their own gigs don't work is superb entertainment. Poor lads are trying every second to find any information be it out of their pants or some random twitter account to denounce others and still their insecurity. It would be a relief for sane Indian military enthusiasts that there are alternatives to DFI with forum members that could actually think.

 

[Nilgiri]

Been away for quite a while but had to come see after receiving the news, and man oh my, that plane looks gorgeous, especially from behind. I'm waiting to see the completed aircraft. For those who bring the updates here, thanks as always. Now it's a good time to say that I appreciate you folks.


Oh, that's very naive of you. Indian bureaucracy in defense procurement program is on another level, in a wrong way. Just seeing a MMU wouldn't be enough of a stimulation to trigger changes to fix their systematic flaws in the industry and the government. It's simply baffling how they could send probes to Mars and build nukes with their renowned pool of talents who also shine abroad but at the same time simultaneously fuck multiple defense programs up solely through bad project management. Though at least they seem to have learnt something from building Tejas and are fixing a few things on that side.

On the side note, it's really amusing to visit DFI these days. Those nationalist folks in full denial accompanied by next level mental gymnastics and wild conspiracy theories seeing other countries succeed while their own gigs don't work is superb entertainment. Poor lads are trying every second to find any information be it out of their pants or some random twitter account to denounce others and still their insecurity. It would be a relief for sane Indian military enthusiasts that there are alternatives to DFI with forum members that could actually think.

I posted reply here originally, but I dont want to stray off topic.

Can continue convo on this here:

Indian Coffee House

Thats why this forum is slow Because people like you don't post enough, or don't post interesting topics, or don't raise interesting points of view. If you want to make it faster, it's up to you, and your fellow members.

defencehub.live

 

[Kedikesenfare]

They claim Turkey buys components from Pakistan, what aviation components would Turkey possibly buy from Pakistan?

None. I can imagine that companies involved in TFX are planning to outsource some of the components to Pakistan with the sole purpose of lowering the costs and fasten certain manufacturing lines.

I believe that some people are misunderstanding this as a full blown partnership between Turkey and Pakistan which it is not.

 

[fire starter]

Seeing more Indian comments and I think this aircraft will be a catalyst for AMCA. There would be more pressure on Indian MoD to take bigger steps after the roll-out. I might be wrong, I don't know much about you guys.

It won't have any effect our govt is deaf and blind.

 

[Kedikesenfare]

Stunning Images Of Turkey's TF-X Fifth-Gen Combat Aircraft Prototype In Assembly Line Mesmerizes Netizens

In a video that was made available to the public on November 23, the first prototype of Turkey's TF-X next-generation fighter can be seen in the assembly line. The aircraft is being developed by Turkish Aerospace Industries or TUSAS.

eurasiantimes.com

An Indian article. They are very interested it seems.

 

[TR_123456]

None. I can imagine that companies involved in TFX are planning to outsource some of the components to Pakistan with the sole purpose of lowering the costs and fasten certain manufacturing lines.

I believe that some people are misunderstanding this as a full blown partnership between Turkey and Pakistan which it is not.

That will likely not happen with the TFX,ships etc ok but a platform like the TFX,never.

 

[Hasanrize]

why did my post deleted with the reason "bs post", seriously?

 

[Yasar_TR]

Interesting video about the Orpheus engine project of RR regarding application to Tempest and TFX.
There is a part where it is mentioned about what I Demir said with respect to MMU engine, that the Turkish side is ready to take the business further.
As RR has proven that they can produce engines in short times, if we choose to go ahead with them we may even have engines for the first flight .

This engine’s two prototypes were manufactured from scratch in less than 18 months. If this engine is meant to be for a 6th generation plane and they are offering this to us for our MMU, then I don’t know what we are waiting for.