R-37M replacement? Is that the one for the internal bay?
yea, they are working on a new missile to fit in the bay. maybe @kizvy could have more info about it
Izdeliye 810 Iirc
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What are you talking about?
did you forget already ?? wow
Frameless canopies 😔🥀
He’s lost it
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watch the next cope is about landing greas.
Because you do?
Yeah no. There is no you and Engineers XD
Nevertheless, you can see how the canopies of these aircraft are designed.
Not much different.
Fantastic observation! Now you can compare them to the Su-57’s canopy.
They are completely different. In the image above, whether it’s the J-20, F-35, or KF-21, all of them feature integrated or reinforced integrated canopies. Their reinforcement ribs are located inside the cockpit rather than exposed externally.
The Su-57D retains the traditional Flanker-series cockpit design. Similar to most other fourth-generation jets, it uses a traditional two-segment rear-flip canopy (Su-57 features a single-piece rear-sliding canopy.), with reinforcement ribs fully exposed on the outside. Although the twin-seat versions of the KF-21 and J-20S also have exposed reinforcement ribs, the KF-21 is currently not considered a stealth fighter (as stated by South Korean officials), while the J-20S’s reinforcement ribs feature noticeable serrated stealth treatment.
In contrast, the Su-57Ds cockpit is almost entirely carried over from the Su27ub/30sm.
Plane just has to work Frameless canopy or not hit the stats get it done all that matters.
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Lol, the main criticism of this aircraft is that it fails to perform its primary tasks.
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