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Typhoon: Block 5 standard approved
The Eurofighter Typhoon weapon system has received Type Acceptance from the NATO Eurofighter and Tornado Management Agency NETMA for the final Tranche 1 standard, known as Block 5.
These aircraft represent the last build standard in Tranche 1 and, with the R2 Retrofit programme ongoing across the four Partner Air Forces, will be the standard to which all earlier Eurofighter Typhoons are brought up to. This will also be the capability standard of the 18 aircraft on order to the Austrian Air Force.
The first Block 5 aircraft (Spanish Single-seater SS011) took off for its first flight already on 21 December 2006 from Getafe near Madrid.
The Block 5 capabilities can be described as full air-to-air and initial air-to-ground capability with full carefree handling.
The aircraft is cleared for the 9g envelope as intended, with additional features such as sensor fusion, the full Direct Voice Input, enhanced GPS, the DASS (Defensive Aids Sub-System) countermeasures including automatic Chaff and Flare dispensers, radar air-to-surface modes including ground mapping, and initial FLIR (Forward Looking Infra-Red).
In terms of weapons, the Block 5 Eurofighter Typhoon will be equipped with AMRAAM, ASRAAM, IRIS-T and the proven AIM-9L air-to-air missiles, plus the laser-guided bombs Paveway II and GBU-16.
External fuel tanks are certified for supersonic flight, while air-to-air refueling is cleared for all customer specified tanker types.
Depuis 2001, les 10 Rafale F1 livrés à la flottille 12F, basée à Landivisiau (Finistère), ont été opposés à de nombreux appareil : « On s'est mesuré à pas mal d'avions de défense aérienne, comme le F-14, le F-15, le F-18, le Gripen, le Mirage 2000 et, ce mois-ci, à l'Eurofighter. On voit qu'on n'a pas grand-chose à envier aux autres.
http://www.meretmarine.com/article.cfm?id=104002
Combined with the Type Acceptance of the Block 5 aircraft, the
enhanced ground equipment for use with the Block 5 standard is now cleared
for use, including a more capable version the Ground Support System.
Comander escribió:Tengo dos preguntas.
1ª ¿En que consiste exactamente el sistema Pirates?
2ª En la fotos que se ven de los Eurofighter, ¿que es lo que se vé en los extremos de las alas que parece un misil sin aletas pero no lo es? Además, esos objetos son distintos uno del otro dentro del mismo avión. Yo diría que tienen que ser sensores de alguna clase.
Gracias.
Sabre escribió:Tambien incluye en los aparatos de la RAF al menos el TRD, que es un señuelo remolcado.
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