September 1, 201511 yr comment_16012 Needless to say, it's extremely impressive: http://foxtrotalpha.jalopnik.com/russias-stealthy-new-fighter-was-ok-but-the-su-35-stol-1727983756 This is from the Russian International Aviation and Space Show, better known as MAKS. Report
September 1, 201511 yr comment_16015 Pretty damn impressive. Now I know what to look for in the flight model in DCS: World 2.0 Report
September 1, 201511 yr Author comment_16016 Pretty damn impressive. Now I know what to look for in the flight model in DCS: World 2.0 Haha, exactly! Report
September 2, 201511 yr comment_16023 I see super maneuverability dogfights with WW1 speeds and turn radius in 20 ton mammoths and high off bore-sight heat seeking missiles Report
September 7, 201511 yr comment_16071 So basically you can depart the aircraft anytime you want, and its FBW is so good and the control surfaces are so big and the engines are impervious to compressor stall so that you can pretty much recover at any attitude with burner and neutral stick/rudder. Well played Sukhoi, well played indeed. Report
September 7, 201511 yr Author comment_16072 Yeah, it's like watching an X-wing. Would love to see it knife fight another aircraft. Plus, I've been reading about the Su-35's BVR abilities. And they're pretty impressive. One website talks about the Russian philosophy regarding missile salvos. http://www.ausairpower.net/APA-Rus-BVR-AAM.html They pack eight to twelve BVR missiles to the Su-35, and then ripple fire them at the target. Even if the target is taking evasive, that target must now jam, decoy or outmaneuver three or four tightly spaced missiles at once. Report
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