It should have just been a sub-tree of Israel. It would have fit much better there than in Britain.
Nah, India would be bigger than Israel, they shouldn’t be their sub lol
Man Indian stuff is already in Britain, it’s not gonna change
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I’m expressing disappointment.
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I wish India had it’s own tree ngl
(Tbh same with most subs one way or another)
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Low k I agree with you
Just unfortunate gaijin decided India is in Britain instead of Israel, especially considering that Israel is much more in need of Indian/russian stuff instead of Britain
what would india give to israel that greece or singapor wont ?
But then it is going to use an Indian
ASRAAM - British
Meteor - French/British
Astra - Indian
R-37M - Russian
So while Israel have assisted you cannot pick and choose which sub tree you don’t want to have something. Britain has had pure poop from the Indian tree nothing is notable the T-90 is trash the SAMs are fine and the event Jaguar was ok.
We are now getting to the top of the Sub-tree the Su-30MKII and you don’t think it should go to the nation that has the sub tree?
these are not spice
SPICE is a kit added to a bomb.
I don’t use AI like you. I have the actual documents for these munitions.
you mixed spice 250 and spice 1000. not my fault you cant even know your own munition.
still waiting why should israel get india.
SPICE munitions are all run on the same system :|
There is literally nothing stopping it from using it; they just haven’t had a reason to drop them yet.
It appears that a new AESA radar for the Su-30, featuring a swashplate design called the Hawk I 2700, has been unveiled. At the same time, a model for the MiG-29 called the Hawk I 900 was also announced.
Hawk I 2700 GaN-Based AESA Radar Emerges as Strong Contender for Su-30MKI Upgrade, Challenging Virupaksha
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Lmfao 2700 TRMs, really
seems to me a worse missile than even r-77 which is hilarious
kinda impressive replacing r-77 with a missile just simply matches it in performance
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Which specs are inferior compared to R-77?
Main thing is that astra has horrendous off-bore ability, r-77 has 360 degree targeting ability while astra mk 1 is limited to only 90 degrees.
Another major thing is the seekerhead where r-77 has a better seekerhead with longer lock range.
Other than those 2 things, astra mk1 is mostly on par with r-77 with the same battery life, range, etc.
Also I would bet r-77 is more maneuverable than astra mk1 but who knows exactly how maneuverable astra is
Astra uses the same seeker as R-77, and another indigenous seeker
40g but thats by secondary sources
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really?
Its brochure lists a smaller lock range than r-77 (16km) vs 13 km for astra