The other platform that somehow reminds us of stealth design carried out on Qaher F-313 is the Lockheed 'Have Blue' aircraft.
Have Blue's concept including its goals are very similar to what Iranian scientists were trying to achieve through Qaher's concept.
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Have blue used 2 J-85 Turbojet engines almost similar to, if not the same, power plant of Q-F-313.
This aircraft was the first step towards developing a complete stealth aircraft in United states. The leading engineers of this concept didn't pursue an advanced aerodynamically designed plane but rather they looked for its radar based features hence the plane aerodynamically looks ridiculous and unrealistic. But in fact it follows a radar-based design that allows its developers to analyze it and finally find a completely radar evading shape for future aircrafts.
This concept was the basis of American stealth platform studies. It led to multiple results that American airforce currently boasts about.
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Lockheed F-117 a direct result of studying and improving concept of Have Blue
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Similiar to Have Blue, Q-F-313 greatly reduces its RCS by deflecting electromagnetic waves in directions other than that of the radar emitter.
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However, Q-F-313 is designed based upon insisting on concept of ground affect. That's why we saw edgy shape at the end of its wings.
The air intake on the new version of Q-F-313 that performed Taxi-Test, is improved compared to the previously unveiled fighter jet almost one and a half decade ago. Also the nozzles were seen to he different and size wise the new version of it was improved.
To be continued .....