China Flanker Thread III (land based, exclude J-15)

[Blitzo]

If you used a caliper, either hard or soft, it would have helped.

Feel free to have a go.
You will find pretty soon that the issue is about patience.

 

[Blitzo]

If anyone hates themselves, feel free to have a go and fill in the blanks.

There are 41 columns of T/R modules, of which I've counted for 22, but I've reached my limit.

The angle at which the photo is taken means that you cant just copy/paste it over either to get the actual number.

Oh, and to make it more fun, it seems the array itself and its T/R module are actually not symmetrical in their distribution


Happy counting.

 

[by78]

Five images for the weekend.

 

[Jason_]

The way I generated the count is to adjust the contrast and exposure until you see the T/R elements as black dots, then crop out the background, and then use

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to count the dots.

 

[Albatross]

 

[Jason_]

I used a more reliable software with more customization and I think the true number is 1893 modules.

 

[Jason_]

 

[antiterror13]

@Albatross and @Jason_ ... thank you and impressive work ... okay close enough, we can say 1,900 modules

1,900 modules is quite impressive and I don't know whether there is any other aircraft that have AESA with more than 1,900 modules

How about J-20A ?

 

[huitong]

Good question. Let's ask him.

@huitong.

It’s written on that tiny nameplate . You need an image enhancing software to read it. -

 

[by78]

It’s written on that tiny nameplate . You need an image enhancing software to read it. -

Thank you.

Judging by the image below, is it possible the letter G is actually a letter C, so CHW-13 instead of GHW-13? I'm merely asking out of curiosity, as you may very well have better images that confirm it to be a letter G.



@Deino