Plays no role, because none of them will be produced. At least Su-47 was able to make takeoff.
[edit on 23-11-2004 by longbow]
Originally posted by engineer
Originally posted by titus
Mig MFI - Phazotron N-014 Passive Phassed Array Radar has a range of 400+ km against 6m^2 targets, 250km gainst 1m^2 targets (such as Eurofighter and Rafale) and about 140km against 0.1m^2 targets. It is able to track up to 40 targets and engage 12 at once.
Can you provide us with a source on this?
Originally posted by longbow
I think that Mig-1.42 didn't take off. I know Mig officials were claiming that it flew for 15 mins, but it was not confirmed by ministry of defense and NO ONE (meaning some journalist or goverment representative) saw that
flight.

In early 2002 Sukhoi was chosen as prime contractor for the planned Russian fifth-generation fighter is called the PAK FA
Like the American F-22, the MFI has a thrust vectoring system that allows it to make sharp turns. It also has similar stealth capabilities, with the canard, wing and fuselage structures incorporating carbon-fiber and polymer composite materials. Other stealth features include radar-absorbing covering, screening of radar-visible structure elements, and reduced heat signature. The fifth-generation pulse-doppler radar has a phased-array andtenna with electronic scanning to simultaneously attack over 20 targets. The aircraft can carry long-range air-to-air and air-to-surface guided missiles, and it is armed with a 30-mm cannon.
Originally posted by titus
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now, do you believe that MIG MFI took off![]()