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They have pretty good options.
They got 4 options as far as i know.
Ibris radar / Hawk 2700 / Virupaksha / And the bars upgarded with a aesa disk.
It’ll probably be done a little bit after Al-51.
… anyyyyyyy day now… (never)
i dont know if you guys have seen this, but armenia just intergrated iran glide bomb into their su30sm.
i wonder what other weapons did they intergrated, really hope for a glide ir bomb or a AG missile.
( also sadly i only found the bad quality, feel free to correct me if you got better one)
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This feature makes me really want the Grom-1s…
(You can select multiple GPS targets on the map and release multiple muntitions at the same time onto different targets)
The updated X-ray modules look nice
i think the kh31 is bugged. it says that its 4.5 mach capable but only peak at 3960 km/h.
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What planes do even carry the kh58ushk(e)
su25t, su39, su24.
so basicly, germany / russia / italy all got kh58 / kh25 sead missile with su22m2 / 3 / 4.
sadly su25sm3 didnt get it. ( i think ? i am not sure )
my question is did china get kh31 from russia ?
if yes, why gaijin chose china kh31 for the su30mkk instead of russian kh31.
Yes it is called YJ-91, specifically it is derived from KH-31P
no, i meant the actual kh31. not the made with the chinese tech.
Because the Su-30MKK is an export variant from Russia
Is it me or are the R-73 just not pulling super hard on Dev?
The reasoning is simple: Gaijin needs to create distinctions but doesn’t want to make extra adjustments to the performance data. The YJ-91 is their best choice—identical performance stats, with only the missile’s visual model changed.
The only genuinely Chinese anti-radiation missile is the CM-102, which features an entirely new model and has not yet had its performance data adjusted. The LD-10, on the other hand, is a result of Gaijin cutting corners—it is modified from the PL-12. Currently, the LD-10 also has a bug: its proximity fuze has not been removed, causing it to detonate within 10 meters of the target, which almost entirely prevents it from dealing damage.Plus, the LD-10 is still classified as an air-to-air loadout, but current anti-radiation missiles can’t lock onto airborne targets.
Are we seeing another strengthening of the USSR CAS?