All China's fighter jets Will get Stealth coatings, undetectable to enemy radars

[firohot]

Cool you do know that the F-16’s have been using ferromagnetic coating to improve low observability for nearly 20 years.
I hope you also know that iron is heavy and the coating adds at least a 100 kilograms or more to the empty weight of the fighter.

You do also know absorption of EM waves produces heat and Iron absorbs heat so I’d take the claim of reduced IR signature with a dollop of salt.

But here they are using nanotechnology and laser printing methods to thin that iron coating to nanometers

And claim this also improves the stealth properties

So its a big improvement on older techniques

 

[NGAD IS THE BEST]

lol, I can see US coast in the pic

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Lol this is called trolling you're posting 5-6 years old pics in 2024 lol where these US ships in 2024 and in what conditions

 

[SolarWarden]

Lol this is called trolling you're posting 5-6 years old pics in 2024 lol where these US ships in 2024 and in what conditions

I think he'll quit the trolling on this thread you and dbc pretty much handed his a** to him so much so "they" speed limited you.

 

[100%_Guest]

I think he'll quit the trolling on this thread you and dbc pretty much handed his a** to him so much so "they" speed limited you.

Three stooges Curly larry Moe
By the way most of US ships will be eligible for
pensions within 10 years.

 

[NGAD IS THE BEST]

Three stooges Curly larry Moe
By the way most of US ships will be eligible for
pensions within 10 years.

And your shiny PLAN ships are just for show off in only south China Sea

 

[Beijingwalker]

And your shiny PLAN ships are just for show off in only south China Sea

Don't know Alaska is in south China Sea

 

[silicon0000]

Stealth Coating alone can't make anything completely undetectable to radar. Infact it's not the major contributor. Shaping and many other factors are involved.

 

[100%_Guest]

And your shiny PLAN ships are just for show off in only south China Sea

Why didnt USN INVISIBLE carriers sail right thru Strait of Taiwan during Pepsi hag "visit" like the
good old days in 1996,, instead butterflying back to Guam.
Oh...walking dead order not to not USN cant..ED?

 

[j_hungary]

Don't know Alaska is in south China Sea

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How many trip to Alaska these 075 made?

You are talking about Rust, while you ignore 2 very simple factors.

1.) Average US Warship is 21 Years old, average Chinese warship is around 14 or 17 (forgot which one)

2.) Average PLAN deployment at sea is 120 days, average USN deployment is 180 days.

Sustaining the Chinese Navy’s Operations at Sea: Bigger Fists, Growing Legs - Foreign Policy Research Institute

The significance of underway replenishment ships for out-of-area naval operations was no doubt impressed on the Chinese navy during its rotational deployment

www.fpri.org

How Long is a Military Deployment? - Answered

The duration of soldiers' deployments varies on factors like branch of service, location, and purpose. Discover how long is a military deployment.

www.thesoldiersproject.org

All ship rust, unless Chinese building their ship with wood, it's impractical to do de-rusting at sea while underway, the repair/replenishment cycle for any US warship is about 1 year, while the Chinese is half that. There are a lot of time for the Chinese to de-rust their ship in dock.

This is USS Stout (DDG-55) before deployment in 2020

BAE Systems awarded $76.3m US Navy contract for maintenance of USS Stout - ADS Advance

This is when it returns Home Port in Norfolk in 2021, after 210 days at sea

 

[Beijingwalker]

How many trip to Alaska these 075 made?

You are talking about Rust, while you ignore 2 very simple factors.

1.) Average US Warship is 21 Years old, average Chinese warship is around 14 or 17 (forgot which one)

2.) Average PLAN deployment at sea is 120 days, average USN deployment is 180 days.

Sustaining the Chinese Navy’s Operations at Sea: Bigger Fists, Growing Legs - Foreign Policy Research Institute

The significance of underway replenishment ships for out-of-area naval operations was no doubt impressed on the Chinese navy during its rotational deployment

www.fpri.org

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How Long is a Military Deployment? - Answered

The duration of soldiers' deployments varies on factors like branch of service, location, and purpose. Discover how long is a military deployment.

www.thesoldiersproject.org

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All ship rust, unless Chinese building their ship with wood, it's impractical to do de-rusting at sea while underway, the repair/replenishment cycle for any US warship is about 1 year, while the Chinese is half that. There are a lot of time for the Chinese to de-rust their ship in dock.

This is USS Stout (DDG-55) before deployment in 2020

BAE Systems awarded $76.3m US Navy contract for maintenance of USS Stout - ADS Advance

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This is when it returns Home Port in Norfolk in 2021, after 210 days at sea

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Enjoy your rusty ship and US shipbuilding capability doesn't bode well for future US navy.

 

[j_hungary]

Enjoy your rusty ship and US shipbuilding capability doesn't bode well for future US navy.

Are you for real?

ALL SHIP RUST, that's the chemical properties on high content carbon steel and salt water...........it's (The appearance) the matter of how you de-rust your ship. Chinese ship don't appear rust because they don't have a worldwide deployment policy, which you only spend average 4 months at sea. US spend 6 to 7 months at sea transit between AOR to AOR. Making it impossible to de-rust. This have nothing to do with shipbuilding......

Or are you literally saying Chinese Steel made of magic and DO NOT RUST at all?

 

[Beijingwalker]

Are you for real?

ALL SHIP RUST

Of course, who said otherwise?

 

[j_hungary]

Of course, who said otherwise?

Do tell me how this have anything to do with shipbuilding then?

 

[Beijingwalker]

Chinese ship don't appear rust because they don't have a worldwide deployment policy

Wrong, Chinese ships also rust, espeically fishboats and other privately owned unproperly maintained ships, all ships rust, and all ships can be properly maintained and repainted.

 

[Beijingwalker]

Do tell me how this have anything to do with shipbuilding then?

Shipyards paint ships regularly, common sense, if you don't have enough shipyards and workers, the job will be delayed or skipped.