Se ha gastado más en decenas de pavadas que lo que cuesta un SDA. Y ni se han dado explicaciones al pueblo....No me j..
Mig-29 SMT o Mig-35 para la FAA
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Se ha gastado más en decenas de pavadas que lo que cuesta un SDA. Y ni se han dado explicaciones al pueblo....No me j..
ay camilito. No estas en FMG. Te manda saludos Cataphractus
Varias veces en 2017, aca hay 2 notas
https://mundo.sputniknews.com/industriamilitar/201701271066514438-mig-29-argentina-rusia/
https://mundo.sputniknews.com/defensa/201704061068151129-laad-2017-contratos-cazas/
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Ojalá fuera de ahora....
Esa fotillo la bajé desde el enlace de RT en el Face. No se como cuantas noticias hubieron el año pasado al respecto. Creí que algo se había avanzado en el tema con el acercamiento Macri-Putin. Y no se que tanto con el rearme "secreto" de los mil millones de los últimos días en vistas al G-20. Salutes
Es una sola oferta mas, una de decenas en los últimos años y por ahora nada mas a pesar de la insistencia de RT, Spunik, youtuber, etc
Tanto el Mig-29M2 como el futuro Mig-35 son excelentes opciones y fueron ofrecidos, nada mas hay
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Phazotron-NIIR readies new AESA radar for Russian fighter trials
Nikolai Novichkov, Moscow - Jane's International Defence Review
20 November 2018
The Russian Aerospace Forces will eventually update their MiG-29 and MiG-35 combat aircraft with the new Zhuk-AME AESA radar. Source: Nikolai Novichkov
Phazotron-NIIR's Zhuk-AME - also known as the FGA50 - active electronically scanned array (AESA) radar is poised to begin trials, an industry source has confirmed to Jane's.
The new radar will be installed into the Russian Aerospace Forces' new MiG-35 multirole combat aircraft and retrofitted as part of an upgrade programme for the MiG-29 'Fulcrum'.
"Phazotron-NIIR is completing manufacture of the first AESA radar for the MiG-29," the source said. "In December we will assemble the unit and deliver it to the RSK MiG corporation that will integrate it onto a specially prepared fighter jet … and trials are scheduled for early 2019."
"The whole process is planned to be finished in two years - we will manufacture four radars, integrate them onto fighters and conduct [further] tests," said the source.
An export version of the Zhuk-AME - known as Zhuk-AMEh - was unveiled at Airshow China in 2016. According to the source, several foreign MiG-29 operators have expressed interest in the sensor, with one of these potentially fielding AESA-equipped 'Fulcrum' before Russia.
Performance details of the new system are scant, but the manufacturer claims the Zhuk-AME can detect aerial targets that are around 160 km away and can simultaneously track up to 30 targets.
https://www.janes.com/article/84713/phazotron-niir-readies-new-aesa-radar-for-russian-fighter-trials
Es decir, en 2021 estará listo el Zhuk AME...
Saludos
Phazotron-NIIR readies new AESA radar for Russian fighter trials
Nikolai Novichkov, Moscow - Jane's International Defence Review
20 November 2018
The Russian Aerospace Forces will eventually update their MiG-29 and MiG-35 combat aircraft with the new Zhuk-AME AESA radar. Source: Nikolai Novichkov
Phazotron-NIIR's Zhuk-AME - also known as the FGA50 - active electronically scanned array (AESA) radar is poised to begin trials, an industry source has confirmed to Jane's.
The new radar will be installed into the Russian Aerospace Forces' new MiG-35 multirole combat aircraft and retrofitted as part of an upgrade programme for the MiG-29 'Fulcrum'.
"Phazotron-NIIR is completing manufacture of the first AESA radar for the MiG-29," the source said. "In December we will assemble the unit and deliver it to the RSK MiG corporation that will integrate it onto a specially prepared fighter jet … and trials are scheduled for early 2019."
"The whole process is planned to be finished in two years - we will manufacture four radars, integrate them onto fighters and conduct [further] tests," said the source.
An export version of the Zhuk-AME - known as Zhuk-AMEh - was unveiled at Airshow China in 2016. According to the source, several foreign MiG-29 operators have expressed interest in the sensor, with one of these potentially fielding AESA-equipped 'Fulcrum' before Russia.
Performance details of the new system are scant, but the manufacturer claims the Zhuk-AME can detect aerial targets that are around 160 km away and can simultaneously track up to 30 targets.
https://www.janes.com/article/84713/phazotron-niir-readies-new-aesa-radar-for-russian-fighter-trials
Es decir, en 2021 estará listo el Zhuk AME...
Saludos
Que hermoso bicho !!!
Esperemos que maduren el Zhuk-AE.
Sería realmente interesante que la FAA lo considere.
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