I guess we will prob never see it tho the reason gaijin refuses is stupid,saying the J10C doesnt have a way to detect missiles,at least use the right argument to refuse it
Do you happen to have link to the report?
Nvm: [DEV] J-10C’s YINGS-III should have IRCM/DIRCM // Gaijin.net // Issues
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Of course we won’t—it would be foolish to expect full LDIRCM functionality from a targeting pod
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hello, a possibly redundant question, are the canards of J-10 behaving as they should in-game, when compared to IRL? because, when pulling up, canards afaik usually pitch down, whereas J-10’s pitch-up rn
Should be similar to other close coupled canard designs. Unsure why gaijin hasn’t fixed it and considering how China is with their documents too, probably be hard to bug report without “official” source
that is the prototype J-10 with the TVC engine
the canard behaviour should be at least vaguely along the lines of the other family members’, no?
i dont think that the experimental TVC plane is a good indicator for that
Think this image might fit. Hard turning with the vortex trails being formed, slats down, etc.
Little difficult to find clear images though and with AI on the rise, some videos/images are unfortunately AI slop
This dude does really nice clean footage of everything
This is also AI
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triple PL-15 rack?
Looking back at it, I see it now. (damn it AI slop)
I suppose that with how high up the canards are mounted compared to the Rafale and Gripen, they aren’t moving as much despite sharing the same configuration.
Tried getting a better image of the J-10 turning in the video that was posted above, with the turn and canards in view
have you tried aviation spotter web ?