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Curiosity
2nd July 2016, 23:52
Hey, America! China Has a Stealth Fighter Too -- And It's for Sale

http://www.fool.com/investing/general/2014/11/23/hey-america-china-has-a-stealth-fighter-too-and-it.aspx

They might have acquired USA Stealth technology.
https://www.csis.org/analysis/does-chinas-new-j-20-stealth-fighter-have-american-technology

I saw a documentary that showed satellite pics of a F-117 Stealth Fighter in China. They say one was lost in Syria but can only speculate if that's the one in the pics in China.

Correction Yugoslavia not Syria.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1999_F-117A_shootdown

Curiosity
3rd July 2016, 00:13
Chinese Spies May Have Taken F-117 Wreckage

http://www.defensetech.org/2011/01/24/chinese-spies-may-have-taken-f-117-wreckage/

Curiosity
3rd July 2016, 00:16
Officials Say Hackers Didn't Steal Critical Data About New Fighter Jet

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2009/04/21/AR2009042103938.html

bluekungfoo
3rd July 2016, 04:09
so now the Chinese are making knock off stealth fighter planes ? bad enough they make knock off electronics.

Even if China did manage to reverse engineer the wreckage of a US stealth plane, I wouldn't find it shocking, or wrong, it just seems like what nations do. I imagine by the time one stealth plane rolls from the drawing plans table, to the production line, to finally taking flight, that someone some where is already planning the next plane to take its' place.

Kind of like computers, you can buy a new one today, but don't get too comfortable because it will be outdated by next year.

Curiosity
3rd July 2016, 04:19
so now the Chinese are making knock off stealth fighter planes ? bad enough they make knock off electronics.

Even if China did manage to reverse engineer the wreckage of a US stealth plane, I wouldn't find it shocking, or wrong, it just seems like what nations do. I imagine by the time one stealth plane rolls from the drawing plans table, to the production line, to finally taking flight, that someone some where is already planning the next plane to take its' place.

Kind of like computers, you can buy a new one today, but don't get too comfortable because it will be outdated by next year.

You made a couple good points. First I'd like to comment on the computer turnover time frame. I think it's more like every 6 months they are out dated.

next we need to take a look at the 'made in china', and say hmm, where did the F-22 come from. everything we get now days is made in China? ha.

Curiosity
3rd July 2016, 04:50
U.S. Pilots Say New Chinese Stealth Fighter Could Become Equal of F-22, F-35

https://news.usni.org/2014/11/05/u-s-pilots-say-new-chinese-stealth-fighter-become-equal-f-22-f-35

Quote from pilot. "“Overall at this stage they’re not [operational] so it’s hard, for anyone to truly make a reasonable assessment,” the test pilot said.

I cant see by pictures, or find anything on thrust vectoring either so??

Curiosity
3rd July 2016, 05:16
Well looks like the Chines knock off doesn't compare at all to good old USA tech. No thrust vectoring and inferior engines.

http://www.military.com/video/aircraft/jet-fighters/f-22-raptor-thrust-vectoring/2379274380001

http://science.howstuffworks.com/f-22-raptor5.htm

Builder
3rd July 2016, 10:23
Building airframes is easy in comparison to developing the engines. Russia is about 20 years behind the west, China more like 35. All Chinese high performance jet fighter programs are suffering from non availability of state of the art engines.

See also:
https://warisboring.com/russias-t-50-stealth-fighter-might-have-a-fatal-flaw-1bc3d2bed8bd#.whdi799mn

Curiosity
3rd July 2016, 16:50
Building airframes is easy in comparison to developing the engines. Russia is about 20 years behind the west, China more like 35. All Chinese high performance jet programs are suffering from non availability of state of the art engines.

See also:
https://warisboring.com/russias-t-50-stealth-fighter-might-have-a-fatal-flaw-1bc3d2bed8bd#.whdi799mn

Thanks Builder, this is great information. I've always been fascinated with avionics since I was a kid but more so after I was privileged to get inside information of development of stealth tech and thrust vectoring ect. I had security clearance to work in classified departments in labs, research and testing of these things when I worked in the construction trades. One of the places I worked the scientists and experimental technicians seem to want to share what they were working on with me. Thrust vectoring, and suppressing and detection of acoustic sound signature and heat signature of the engines were some things they shared with me. They had me shut down my crew and all equipment. They set up a wall outside the building and pointed a series of microphones at the building. The building had holes for exhaust ports for the jet engines. Could hardly hear the engines run at all. Quite amazing.

Ernie Nemeth
3rd July 2016, 17:08
China can't make a knock-off sponge that actually works without disintegrating. Imagine a knock-off stealth fighter

Builder
3rd July 2016, 19:38
China can't make a knock-off sponge that actually works without disintegrating

Most of the parts in the computer you are using to write this message are made in China...

Curiosity
3rd July 2016, 19:41
China can't make a knock-off sponge that actually works without disintegrating

Most of the parts in the computer you are using to write this message are made in China...

For those of you that own Harley Davidson's big % of parts on them are made in china, Mexico, Taiwan and now even Japan. However Japan makes quality parts. But point is you pay made in UsA prices for foreign parts when they can get away with it.

KiwiElf
3rd July 2016, 19:47
LOL ... if it's anything like their cars and trains ... :flame: :no::doh:

DeDukshyn
3rd July 2016, 20:22
China can't make a knock-off sponge that actually works without disintegrating. Imagine a knock-off stealth fighter

Still ... it might be better than the F-35 ... :) And it would be a mere fraction of the cost :)

http://projectavalon.net/forum4/showthread.php?72954-F-35-A-Trillion-Dollar-Turd-Russian-Payback-For-US-Crashing-Their-Economy

Curiosity
3rd July 2016, 20:38
China can't make a knock-off sponge that actually works without disintegrating. Imagine a knock-off stealth fighter

Still ... it might be better than the F-35 ... :) And it would be a mere fraction of the cost :)

http://projectavalon.net/forum4/showthread.php?72954-F-35-A-Trillion-Dollar-Turd-Russian-Payback-For-US-Crashing-Their-Economy

So, "might be better"?

Do you have some specs to share to compare that might suggest this to be accurate?

DeDukshyn
3rd July 2016, 21:05
China can't make a knock-off sponge that actually works without disintegrating. Imagine a knock-off stealth fighter

Still ... it might be better than the F-35 ... :) And it would be a mere fraction of the cost :)

http://projectavalon.net/forum4/showthread.php?72954-F-35-A-Trillion-Dollar-Turd-Russian-Payback-For-US-Crashing-Their-Economy

So, "might be better"?

Do you have some specs to share to compare that might suggest this to be accurate?

It was tongue in cheek, it wasn't supposed to be accurate. Could the Chinese make a worse product than the f-35 already is? lol. If you are going to reverse engineer a plane - it probably shouldn't be that one ... :)

If some of the assumptions made in the thread I posted to are true ... then maybe this all part of the plan .... :)

Curiosity
3rd July 2016, 21:14
China can't make a knock-off sponge that actually works without disintegrating. Imagine a knock-off stealth fighter

Still ... it might be better than the F-35 ... :) And it would be a mere fraction of the cost :)

http://projectavalon.net/forum4/showthread.php?72954-F-35-A-Trillion-Dollar-Turd-Russian-Payback-For-US-Crashing-Their-Economy

So, "might be better"?

Do you have some specs to share to compare that might suggest this to be accurate?

It was tongue in cheek, it wasn't supposed to be accurate. Could the Chinese make a worse product than the f-35 already is? lol. If you are going to reverse engineer a plane - it probably shouldn't be that one ... :)

If some of the assumptions made in the thread I posted to are true ... then maybe this all part of the plan .... :)

Ha, interesting perspective.

Ernie Nemeth
3rd July 2016, 22:01
I hear they make a good rail gun - not sure if it is knock-off though. It might actually work.

Andre
4th July 2016, 01:16
I think the Chinese culture of corruption has something to do with inferior Chinese products. Many (most?) Chinese business people don't hesitate to use inferior parts to cut costs. Quality is not in their vocabulary at this point.

DNA
4th July 2016, 02:48
Building airframes is easy in comparison to developing the engines. Russia is about 20 years behind the west, China more like 35. All Chinese high performance jet fighter programs are suffering from non availability of state of the art engines.

See also:
https://warisboring.com/russias-t-50-stealth-fighter-might-have-a-fatal-flaw-1bc3d2bed8bd#.whdi799mn


I wouldn't lump Russia's jet fighters in with the Chinese.
Russian jets are bad ass, and they have a certain practicality I find myself envying.

Russian jet fighters have no problem with debris on the runway, where as if so much as a bird gets sucked into the USA jet fighters it can compromise the engines. Russian jets are made to survive much more abuse, and they require much less maintenance. One Russian Fighter pilot stated he was invited to fly a USA jet via a pilot exchange program, and he couldn't believe it took two maintencance crew members a half hour just to buckle him in, where as in a Russian Jet, it's not much more than buckling yourself into a car requiring no help and taking just a few seconds.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=445vEs9furI

Builder
4th July 2016, 15:21
You may enjoy reading this SciFi short story:

Superiority - by Arthur C. Clarke (http://www.mayofamily.com/RLM/txt_Clarke_Superiority.html)

Andre
5th July 2016, 00:14
Building airframes is easy in comparison to developing the engines. Russia is about 20 years behind the west, China more like 35. All Chinese high performance jet fighter programs are suffering from non availability of state of the art engines.]

I wouldn't lump Russia's jet fighters in with the Chinese. Russian jets are bad ass, and they have a certain practicality I find myself envying. Russian jet fighters have no problem with debris on the runway, where as if so much as a bird gets sucked into the USA jet fighters it can compromise the engines. Russian jets are made to survive much more abuse, and they require much less maintenance. One Russian Fighter pilot stated he was invited to fly a USA jet via a pilot exchange program, and he couldn't believe it took two maintencance crew members a half hour just to buckle him in, where as in a Russian Jet, it's not much more than buckling yourself into a car requiring no help and taking just a few seconds.

And let us not forget about the pilots. It's not totally about the technology as discussed in this thread. The Russian pilots kicked ass in Syria. Even the Americans had to admit that the whole Russian air campaign over the 6 months or so was very impressive, extremely accurate and very well coordinated.

Lancet
5th July 2016, 01:10
for those who like military intel, from a non american perspective, try this [URL="https://southfront.org/"]

i think in terms of real world capability, the PLA (navy airforce and army ) is formidable. IMO stealth tech is good against countries with poor air defense networks, eg developing and third world countries. has stealth been surpassed? with satellite capabilities, i would doubt that the russians and chinese could miss a stealth plane. anyhow the russians have also displayed new capabilities. the conventional military tech game is apace on all these sides.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8s4sKAMgYsU


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=okD1D8Z-d68

Curiosity
5th July 2016, 04:58
I think I will just post this here instead of starting a new thread since it has to due with military tech.

Grow drones "Chemically grown Drones".
BAE Systems, a company dedicated to the creation of advanced aerospace technology, is developing what we can call "Chemically grown Drones".

Now I can tell you decades ago they developed paint that can turn to liquid if it cracks and reseal itself. I also had security clearance to work at BAE too.

http://www.disclose.tv/news/unbelievable_futuristic_military_technology_scientists_are_attempting_to_grow_drones/132799?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=fb_organic