Tejas Mk2 (Medium Weight Fighter) - News and discussions

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No, you need to make it capable of withstanding 1500 kgs. That is 150% more than the certified load limit.

Sir,

What I understand from Limited knowledge of Physics is that weight = Mass X Gravitation or W=M X g. Mass remains same so as g increases, weight multiplies in proportion. At 8 g. weight shall increase to 8 times.
 
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That is true sir but how to determine load limit? Is it like load to be hanged on particular point X g limit X 1.5? is that true?
The load limit is defined by the capability of an aircraft pylon to load a maximum weight for certain specified limits. Normally the pylon load limit is for about +3g. But if you reduce the weight, the lG-limit associated with that pylon can increase as long as the over all structural load limit is reached. No aircraft has ever been designed for full spectrum G-load limits for its MTOW. Its just not possible as it will make the empty weight too high for any usefull combat capabilities. Bombers have very low G-limits as they are not required to do combat and sustain high G-Loads.
 
Geometric shaping came out publicly with USAF's ATF project in 1990.
Many documentaries in 1990s shared interviews of their test pilots, chief designers, engineers, program managers, etc who said geometry alone reduces RCS a lot. Some of those videos are still available on Youtube. So in 30-35 years also MWF didn't get geometric shaping, although TEDBF seems to have some, and RAM paint is ready now. How difficult was this to do in 35 years:
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Geometric shaping came out publicly with USAF's ATF project in 1990.
Many documentaries in 1990s shared interviews of their test pilots, chief designers, engineers, program managers, etc who said geometry alone reduces RCS a lot. Some of those videos are still available on Youtube. So in 30-35 years also MWF didn't get geometric shaping, although TEDBF seems to have some, and RAM paint is ready now. How difficult was this to do in 35 years:
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I'm avoiding DSI due to more stealth hence the only other option is of F-22.
- 1 engine of F414 class or AL-31/41/F-100/110 class initially. If USA gives just the F135 engine then nice :ROFLMAO: But still F-35 TWR is not like F-22.
- 2 side intakes to make some IWB & SWB.
- IWB can carry 4 BVR-AAMs or 2 AGMs. Each SWB can carry 1, may be 2 CCMs, depends on size.
- half length all-moving rudder which can be researched into tail-less or rotating rudder-stab.
- Wing shape & size not determined yet.
- Some people might want canards for Naval model.
The 1st/top one's fuselage outline looks like cousin of Su-75 (F-22 inlet cut half width-wise)
The middle one like child of Su-57 + F-22 🤦‍♂️ (F-22 inlet cut half height-wise)
The below one like younger sibling of F-35 (F-22 inlet reduced to 1/4th quadrant)
NOTE: These are notional & not to scale.
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