Well that’s the best we’ve got. They are the same ones that do demonstrate dog fight scenarios in exercises also, so could well have represented an IRL thing.
Well it also depends on fuel and aerodynamics. PL15 also has dual pulse so u should also account for that to do a two stage thing where the range would be sort of 250km+.
Even taking into account the two-pulse range, this is no more than 200 km. The battery supply may not be enough. And there are also several conditions for calculating the farthest limit of damage.
The PL-21 is definitely a missile of more than 200 km, a missile with a large elongation of the hull has a good ballistic coefficient. And the far border will be determined by the margin of work.
The missile is designed based on the range of damage. The battery also has a size and weight. Internal volumes are limited. Either you add a battery, but at the same time you remove either the warhead or the engine. You’ll have to sacrifice something anyway
J11 wise, try to head on people before u get all your missiles loaded cause R27Rs are not great kinetically, try to do this within a good 6-8km so that u can comfortably hit and even if u miss u could always use a R73 next. When u get ur R27Ts and more R27Rs u could try to sneak behind enemy lines and shoot them from the side.
Definitely looks like there is more compared to the original J-15, I’d expect J-15T to have a similar arrangement.
Of course, no indication whether this actually saves weight compared to the original J-15 or just mitigates weight gain, after all they added a ton of new systems to the newest J-15s and this is a two-seater as well.