You said it’s not there in the sentence prior to this claim.
Also prove that the Typhoon was never put into service.
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I remember you’ve been talking a lot in the Eurofighter thread. How can you not remember that we found the manufacturer of a mount rail and it stated that it’s compatible with AMRAAMs such as aim-120. it’s just not used this way because of the “mission” restrictions.
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Oh, you didn’t remember, I see.
We found a render by the manufacturer of a potential thing in the Typhoon topic, but that’s it.
Not only that, but Typhoon is a production aircraft.
As for your argument of conjecture; conjecture isn’t evidence.
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compression is so dogshit at these tiers that 141 could gain r-73 and not move in br
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This Prototype that UK gamers doesn’t want much was even show in Farnborough Airshow.
How come they denial a piece of art they also enjoy so close?
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No IRST, No payload, probably no radar here as well. Ok, you can have it.
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The Yak-141 can be balanced with its full armament.
There are similar planes with 4 Fox-3s on 13.0.
The Yak would most likely go to 13.3, it has a far better fm than the harriers at 13.0
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Its current loadout is balanced for 12.7.
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Not only the Harrier has a Fox-3 at 13.0, but also the F-4F KWS LV, the Tornado F.3 late, the JA37DI and the J-8F.
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Ah, tbh i had forgotten that those sat so low in BR. Still, if the YAK received the superior R-77/1 it might go to 13.3 anyway. With standard R-77s it would be fine at 13.0.
The JA37DI at minimum is inferior to the Yak-141.
Tornado F3 Late is inferior in high-altitude BVR as well as the F-4F ICE, and those are under-BR’d IMO. At least due to compression.
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In just glad they didn’t absolutely kill it by giving it r67s and putting it up to a ridiculous br
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forgotten soviet super technology?
Missile that deals psychic damage to people born pre-2000.
A step in the right direction, that’s for sure. Rare gaijin W
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It’s real payload they say
Thing didn’t even have weapons irl Soviet Union collapsed before it even went operational.
Neither it nor yak 38 should be able to thrust vector in forward flight as a maneuvering aid either.
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So, how could they land vertically then? Decelerate to 0 km/h and only then use thrust vectoring?
And how did those planes take off? XD
They slow down to near stall speed then the damns pop open.
They were heavily restricted in there useable envelope. Flap couldn’t be opened above about 200 knots
Couldn’t exceed 10-15 degrees AOA or have any amount of disrupted airflow into the fuselage fans.
There are tons of videos of yak-38s tipping over due to compressor stall.
These things aren’t modeled in game but they very much exist irl.