I will look into it later and post here again.
Will mention you, thanks for sharing.
Working together like this is awesome :D
I will look into it later and post here again.
Will mention you, thanks for sharing.
Working together like this is awesome :D
I’ve got 2 books coming in the mail later this week/2 weeks out; Modern Chinese Military Aircraft 1990-Present & Chinese Air Power: Current Organisation and Aircraft of all Chinese Air Forces. Hopefully they will have some additional information that can be used.

Linked the RWR report by wangkexhzijun in the combined reports RWR section.
From what I can see it likely has enough information to pass now, so it may just be the radar report missing 1 secondary source we have to tackle.
Yeah this is a bit tougher than expected.
Looking for info that originates from Chinese sources is extreme but glad progress is being made.
Any progression is good progression.
If i’m not mistaken the first three images show a missile between the air intakes that is supposed to be (by other people) a r27 training round. I’m totally clueless on this topic tbf.
R77 training round
yeah, R77s. I also saw somebody talk about R27 bc of size issues but at this point im pretty sure its not a PL-12.
4th image does appear to be a Pl-12, same fin structure. The other images I agree that they are R-73 and R-77 training rounds
But it’s not J-11a/a mlu, Chinese wingtip pylons
Can anyone give me the information about the Chinese copy of Fullback? Just curious about Chinese Su-34s.
Thanks.
The PL-12 carring aircraft in the fourth image is a J-11B.
Doesn’t exist.
rwr is not a bug now…
no such things, the closest one is J-16, which is fully capable of using large amount of guided weapons. But SU-34 is too special, it sacrifices some air to air ability to do CAS, parallel cockpit, cockpit armor, etc.
Yeah it seems that the sources aren’t specific enough, on the report the employee said: Sources have been verified. All but the presentation do not even mention the name RWR.
The only source with the name is a photo of the presentation with no attribution, and it is unclear whether the RWR is installed on the J-11A or not. It is not clear how it should differ from the SPO-15.
If there are other sources indicating the characteristics RLK 207C/D and installation of the RWR on the J-11A, create a new report
It may be very hard to find something about RLK207C/D, since this slide is the only source I have ever seen, saying about this RWR.
Same… although I could find other photos of that slide from the same exercise, I could not find the exact one the reporter posted anywhere. It is up to him to find more about it.
The J-11A is starting to look more like a joke than anything at this point lmao.