No. AL-37F (or FU) was a separate engine, but it wasn’t finished. I think several units were produced for static tests but none were installed into the airframe. But developments from this program were used in AL-41F and later in AL-41F1
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I see.
I just remember reading that the Su-37 was equipped with AL-31FP a while ago.
Yeah, Su-37 was using AL-31FP. AL-37FU was said to be an upgrade later down the line, but you know how absolutely sad Russian economy was at the time.
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Does anyone know what this guy is talking about? Is the N001VEP underperforming?
Probably just yapping
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I’m looking on the old NIIP site rn
I found a Flanker with Zhuk.
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Is this the MK3 thing offered to the Chinese?
I don’t think it’s a MK3, but it’s a MK with Zhuk-MF
Apparently a PESA Zhuk at that.
(Yes it’s wikipedia, I’m lazy.)
Taking pics of the former customers plane
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this should be the same radar
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This matchmaker bro…
update:
The Flanker would fix this matchmaker, for sure.
update 2:
I quit after it hit 3 hours.
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That’s exciting news!.I think gaijin will distinguish between two versions of the su35s ,one of the Soviet(AESA),and the otheris for oher countries.(PESA)
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This is the same expo that i was showing screenshots from.
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That depends on how Gaijin feels on the day of implementation, after all:
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Wrong lobby, buddy, we don’t look at legally distinct Flankers here
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Wassup Beijing.
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Can’t wait for J-16 and Su-35 tbh
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