HAL LCA Tejas: Updates, News & Discussions

Trials are necessary for stuff that are made indigenously, to reduce import dependence int he long run. I wonder how many countries can even make such milspec radomes.

How long have trials been going on? Are these new radomes?
 
“We are in the process of conducting flight trials. This will be the final assesment, but the crucial thing is that our technology has met all requirements of the IAF during multiple evaluation trials,” a senior DRDO official told TOI.

“The technology has been developed to eliminate dependence on imported radomes and support the growing production of the LCA Mk1A. It complies with all mechanical and electrical requirements specified for the aircraft’s operating environment,” DRDO officials said.
Copy of the ones Cobham made for tejus.
 
Copy of the ones Cobham made for tejus.

Just seems like a never ending round of tests, integrations and trials that seem to go on for years, if not decades, while at the same time we are told dilvery is immiment and never seems to happen....
 
Just seems like a never ending round of tests, integrations and trials that seem to go on for years, if not decades, while at the same time we are told dilvery is immiment and never seems to happen....
And long may it continue.
 
Hence leading to further delays?
No? They will be added in the production batches later. At 24-30 per annum the entire lot will take 6-7 years. Existing lots won't be waiting for it.
Copy of the ones Cobham made for tejus.
Yeah they made one for LCA Mk2 i'm sure. Nice cope tho.
Just seems like a never ending round of tests, integrations and trials that seem to go on for years, if not decades, while at the same time we are told dilvery is immiment and never seems to happen....
And never ending rounds of R&D that reduce import dependence in the long run :)
 
No? They will be added in the production batches later. At 24-30 per annum the entire lot will take 6-7 years. Existing lots won't be waiting for it.

Yeah they made one for LCA Mk2 i'm sure. Nice cope tho.
It's a copy of the one developed by Cobham in the UK, because the ones you little indians developed blocked the radar signal. You acquired the tech from Cobham and made copies in india, and as usual call it "indigenous".

https://defensemirror.com/news/1379...In_Flight_Refueling_Probe_For_India___s_Tejas
 
It's a copy of the one developed by Cobham in the UK, because the ones you little indians developed blocked the radar signal. You acquired the tech from Cobham and made copies in india, and as usual call it "indigenous".

https://defensemirror.com/news/1379...In_Flight_Refueling_Probe_For_India___s_Tejas
Yeah they told you personally about some IPR giveaways... like if the one we made was blocking radar signal long time back it is obvious it would be fixed in the meantime. Idk where you read that though.
 
Yeah they told you personally about some IPR giveaways... like if the one we made was blocking radar signal long time back it is obvious it would be fixed in the meantime.
Then why even bother go begging to Cobham to make a quartz radome? An indian claiming something should have been achieved with the tejus programme lol
 
No? They will be added in the production batches later. At 24-30 per annum the entire lot will take 6-7 years. Existing lots won't be waiting for it.

Yeah they made one for LCA Mk2 i'm sure. Nice cope tho.

And never ending rounds of R&D that reduce import dependence in the long run :)

So how is that Rafale tender going?
 
Begging for what? Do you even read what you post? The report is of R&DE(E)'s radome's trials.

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How is that related to LCA?
Really? that's a coincidence, you "develop" a quartz radome after acquiring the tech from Cobham :ROFLMAO: wouldn't be the first time labeling foreign tech as "indigenous".
 
Really? that's a coincidence, you "develop" a quartz radome after acquiring the tech from Cobham :ROFLMAO:
Where is the deal for acquisition? I mean there must be some press release over IPR transfers and ToT, right? Right?
wouldn't be the first time labeling foreign tech as "indigenous".
Ironic.
 

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