It’s same missile. And if su-57 get x3 pylons from su-75, can carry 6 77M internaly
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Cockpit Picture
Thats the Su-75 if i am not wrong
that is the Su-57 HUD
but the cockpit is indeed of su75
they have the same cannopy bow and the IRST in the same place
it is safe to assume that the Su-75 has the same cockpit as the Su-57
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Is the “Su-75” a real flying aircraft or a mockup? If its a mockup, then its a very good one.
still a mockup till now
When will it start flying
russia dosent intend to use the Su-75 from what i know
it is simply a project for export and would probably be a cheaper alternative to the Su-57
but as it stands there wasnt really any interest in the Su-75 from export customers, so i think that project is on hold
if it starts flying this year do you think it can come for russia in the future as a tech tree veichle?,looks cool that y
I don’t think it will fly in the next 5 years
Russia started producing the Su-57M and there seems to be a Su-57M1 variant in development as well.
On top of that there are export orders for the Su-57
Chances are low that the Su-75 will ever go anywhere
so its another russian pipe dream project, got it
Like I said:
It was intended for export but there was no one interested in it
So they just shelfed it
I mean, when you think about it, the logic behind the Su-57 design is actually pretty good. I mean, just look at it; it’s a sub-1 m² RCS. Include electronic warfare, and you get a pretty good aircraft that most modern radars would struggle to get a lock on, so when you think about it, when the two stealth jets fight each other, it’s more than likely that they might get close enough to use IR missiles or maybe even get into a dogfight.
And I have to say, people that hate the Su-57 don’t really see the purpose of it; they just see, Ahh, it’s worse RCS than the Raptors, so it’s just a bad jet. Based on design clues, I can see the Su-57 isn’t really meant to be like a stealth fighter equal to a Raptor; it’s supposed to fight inside of its air defense bubble. And I know I’m not supposed to talk about it, but in certain happenings in Eastern Europe, you can see the Su-57 doing exactly that.
we DONT know rcs of either raptor or su57
those 0.1 to 1m2 were the guessed values of older t50 prototypes with ram only intakes and irst, no radar blocker either.
that was way before serial su57 were a thing are just bs atp imo
it can probably used as a naval jet, russia doesnt have a 5th gen carrier based jet
We actually do know. If you check the guys from the aircraft 101, they did a 3D simulation of the Su-57, and they came up with a 0.1 to 0.5 m²RCS without usage of RAM. Now, I understand it’s not 100% right because, you know, it’s still classified; that’s just a simulation, but it gives us an idea of how stealthy the aircraft is. I do believe that these numbers are right because you have to understand the biggest reflective surface on the Su-57 design is the engine air intakes. But I did hear that they are making an S-shaped air duct for the Su-57 when it gets the AL-51F1.
no they arent
they are using the doors in the intake that are used to control the speed of the air to hide the compressor blades
means that at higher speeds the compressor blades are hidden
which would reduce RCS for a BVR scenario
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No, I’m not saying they’re 100% going to do it; I’m just saying what I heard because apparently AL 51 is going to be much smaller, so they have enough space to put an S-shaped duct. Now That’s What I Saw And of course, because it’s my luck, I can’t find a single picture of a blueprint now.
