J-15 carrier-borne fighter thread

[Totoro]

Plus some 15 j15S. Overall total might be some 80 airframes.

 

[by78]

These are mine so far (updated until today!)
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Two more to add to your list. H1101168 and H1101124(?).

 

[ACuriousPLAFan]

From ETC training MV. Suspected J-15B/T. Posted by @eastwind6699 on Twitter.

 

[Deino]

From ETC training MV. Suspected J-15B/T. Posted by @eastwind6699 on Twitter.

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More a T than B

 

[sunnymaxi]

From ETC training MV. Suspected J-15B/T. Posted by @eastwind6699 on Twitter.

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looks like WS-10 engine..

 

[Deino]

looks like WS-10 engine..

Good observation and indeed the no. 01 prototype aka no. 571 was fitted with WS-10 engines! As far as I remember correctly another one however used again the AL-31F engines.

 

[Atomicfrog]

Good observation and indeed the no. 01 prototype aka no. 571 was fitted with WS-10 engines! As far as I remember correctly another one however used again the AL-31F engines.

Quite impressive that they have been able to switch al-31 and WS-10 in the same hole back and forth. Nice engineering of harware and software.

 

[Deino]

From ETC training MV. Suspected J-15B/T. Posted by @eastwind6699 on Twitter.

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As it seems, - via @FaySue6 on Twitter - is correct ... this J-15 spotted at Dachang is NOT a J-15T:

 

[ACuriousPLAFan]

As it seems, - via @FaySue6 on Twitter - is correct ... this J-15 spotted at Dachang is NOT a J-15T:

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So it is a J-15B prototype? Or a base J-15 prototype?

 

[Deino]

So it is a J-15B prototype? Or a base J-15 prototype?

If this image is legit:



... then the J-15B has the J-11D's canted radome! So more likely a standard J-15, but why a yellow standard J-15 at Dachang?