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Reply #15 HangPC2's post
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mig-35 pun bukan, PAK-FA pun bukan. MiG LFI |
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ambik je checklist India AF punye selection. Apa india pilih, lita pun pilih jugak, senang nak maintenance dan dapat spare part. |
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jap..fc1 ni ac mana ekk???x pernah tengok..tapi mantap gak ropenyer.. |
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Reply #21 alien7749's post
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Reply #22 alien7749's post
Kalau tgk India, depa mcm berat kpd MiG-35 dan F/A-18E/F Super Hornet.
Err btw, 2 squadron ni kalau translate in numbers berapa unit ac? Sori la, bodo sket bab ni  |
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Reply #22 alien7749's post
tableh sebab kita ada requirement yang unik dan berbeza.
daripada isu logistik dan latihan mungkin praktikal tapi dari segi pengoperasian dan stategik, mungkin berbeza. |
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Reply #14 superhornet's post
me don't agree.
me thinks the MiG 35 is a very different beast altogether thus requires different set of equipment to maintain and operate. |
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Saya pilih mig 35....
Sejarah penggunaan MIG 29 yang panjang dan bakal panjang memberi huge advantage utk pengendali Mig 35
Bukan taknak berubah tapi utk bring on gripen or JC 10 maksudnya kita kena learn tech from sweden n china.(dalam kontek teknologi pesawat pejuanglah)
Air force kita masih skala sederhana (aku rasalah)..so biarlah kita master dan improvise current tech yang ada (russian) dulu. |
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Algerian airforce pilots did test fly mig35 ni...depa kata tak sebaguih f16block52...aden pulak suka Gripen...sukaaa sangat |
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Reply #29 satrianeo's post
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Reply #30 areguard's post
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one thing yang wa kurang berkenan Gripen ni enjin dia underpowered. tableh lawan F-16. |
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Reply #32 tin's post
Yg model E/F Grippen rasa nyer enjin da upgraded...
Unit cost: US$76.1 million (2006)
[ Last edited by yaminz at 20-2-2008 03:35 PM ] |
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Reply #33 yaminz's post
Gripen jet fighter sale to Thailand gets the OK (2 February 2008)
Thailand抯 decision to buy six JAS-39 Gripen jet fighters from the Swedish company brought sighs of welcome to political and business leaders in Sweden, and boosted the company抯 international presence in a fiercely-competitive business.
Swedish Defence Minister Sten Tolgfors made the announcement to the government抯 cabinet, formally approving the deal in which the Swedish Defence Materiel Administration (FMV) should sign a deal with the Thai Air force regarding the sale of the planes and a radar surveillance system.
The agreement covers the six Gripen aircraft, the Erieye radar surveillance system and the accompanying data-link systems. The deal was worth some 3.8 billion Swedish crowns (USD 593 million), a Swedish Defence Ministry statement said, adding that deliveries were due in 2011.
Approval was also necessary from the Swedish Inspectorate of Strategic Products (ISP) that controls the export of military equipment and products that may have both a civilian and a military use.
In a statement, Tolgors said the news was heartening and would benefit Sweden and its taxpayers. Thailand is to replace its present air surveillance system when parts of the country抯 current air fleet are phased out in 2011, whose role is to monitor Thailand抯 airspace and conduct incident preparedness.
Before the agreement enter into force, it must be approved by the Swedish Inspectorate of Strategic Products, which reviews all weapons exports from Sweden, the statement added.
When Thailand placed the order in October, it generated criticism from, among others, Amnesty International, the Swedish Peace and Arbitration Society and opposition Green Party members of parliament that cited that Thailand was then under military rule. Foreign Minister Carl Bildt at the time rejected calls for canceling the deal.
Thailand is to replace its present air surveillance system when parts of the country抯 current air fleet are phased out in 2011, whose role is to monitor Thailand抯 airspace and conduct incident preparedness.
The JAS-39 Gripen jet fighter has been deployed by the air forces of South Africa, Hungary and the Czech Republic, and is used for training by Britain. JAS Gripen is also vying to supply jets to the Danish and Norwegian air forces. |
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can we chose hornet or su30 mkm and stick with 2 with hawk..3 type of jet ? |
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Reply #35 belacan79's post
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Rasa nyer Hawk perlu tukar ler... Xbest... |
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Reply #33 yaminz's post
sure or not? |
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Reply #38 yaminz's post
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For the long-term future, Saab is reported to be looking at a new engine − such as the General Electric F414 or a thrust-vectoring version of the Eurofighter Typhoon EJ200 engine − and conformal fuel tanks or a fuselage stretch for greater range. |
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Reply #39 yaminz's post
tapi tuhler gripen nih...single engine aa.Pak Saab takde plan nak buat 2 engines ker...???
technology wise kalu,mmg aku akan gantung bendera bergambarkan gripen.... |
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Post time 20-2-2008 01:14 PM
