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<blockquote data-quote="Grulla" data-source="post: 418492" data-attributes="member: 5064">Chalan, chan chan.....Chinese Military Won't Accept 'Made In China' FightersManufacturing.Net - May 17, 2010BEIJING (Kyodo) -- China's Air Force has refused to accept 16 J-11B fighters manufactured by a domestic aircraft maker due to technical problems, the Kanwa Defense Review magazine said in its June issue, quoting a Western intelligence source in Beijing.China is believed to have developed the new fighter based on technology from the Russian fighter Sukhoi Su-27, sparking speculation that the maker, Shenyang Aircraft Corp., may have failed to employ Russian technology accurately.Shenyang Aircraft, based in Liaoning Province, manufactured 16 J-11B fighters in 2009.&quot;When the Air Force was checking them up for delivery, J-11B had abnormal vibration after taking off,&quot; the magazine quoted the source as saying. &quot;As a result, the Air Force refused to accept the aircraft.&quot;A Chinese military source said the J-11B was not chosen for exhibition at the National Day military parade in October last year due to doubts over technical feature of the fighter, according to the magazine.fuente: <a href="http://www.manufacturing.net/article.aspx?id=257074">http://www.manufacturing.net/article.aspx?id=257074</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="Grulla, post: 418492, member: 5064"] Chalan, chan chan..... [SIZE="3"][B]Chinese Military Won't Accept 'Made In China' Fighters[/B][/SIZE] Manufacturing.Net - May 17, 2010 BEIJING (Kyodo) -- China's Air Force has refused to accept 16 J-11B fighters manufactured by a domestic aircraft maker due to technical problems, the Kanwa Defense Review magazine said in its June issue, quoting a Western intelligence source in Beijing. China is believed to have developed the new fighter based on technology from the Russian fighter Sukhoi Su-27, sparking speculation that the maker, [B]Shenyang Aircraft Corp., may have failed to employ Russian technology accurately[/B]. Shenyang Aircraft, based in Liaoning Province, manufactured 16 J-11B fighters in 2009. [B]"When the Air Force was checking them up for delivery, J-11B had abnormal vibration after taking off,"[/B] the magazine quoted the source as saying. [B]"As a result, the Air Force refused to accept the aircraft."[/B] A Chinese military source said [B]the J-11B was not chosen for exhibition at the National Day military parade in October last year due to doubts over technical feature of the fighter[/B], according to the magazine. fuente: [url]http://www.manufacturing.net/article.aspx?id=257074[/url] [/QUOTE]

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