gosto-dz escribió:Hombre modernizaciones siempre han existido , lo mismo podieis haber het cho con los block 50 , es decir comprar viajas celulas y pasarlas a ese block ,pero seria de chiste modernizar celulas viejas al block 60 y comprar block50 nuevos! el contrario hubiera sido mas logico no cres? y una celula vieja ( desgastada ) tiene sus contra partes sino fuera el caso los yankee habrian hetcho como para los M1 , parar la produccion y seguir vendiendo celulas viejas modernizadas.
Ademas la modernizacion sulen costar bastante , asi que pensar que comprar celulas viejas y pasarlas a un block 60 os saldra bratito seria un poco ingenuo .
Para mi el grand problema sigue siendo un problema de pasta para vosotros .
Estimado @gosto-dz,usted mismo sabe muy bien que cuando Marruecos ha decidido adquirir 24 aparatos f-16 block52+,entonces lokheed martin aun no anunciaba esta nueva version de los f-16,la V,a parte de que el f-16 block60 solo supera al block52+ en capacidad de RADAR,el AESA AN/APG-80,este ultimo radar puede ser instalado en la actualidad en los blocks50/52+
La modernizacion de las antiguas versiones del f-16 a la version f-16V,da unos importantisimos cambios a antiguas versiones del f-16,como las versiones A/B e C/D blocks 15/25/40,estas ultimas versiones del caza f-16,pueden llevar radar AESA AN/APG-80,armamento avanzado como los AIM-120 C7,AIM9X-2 sidewinder,tanques conformados (CFT) etc...,cuando sean modernizados a la version f-16V.
Al parecer no tienes idea de lo que dices
Aqui tienes mas informacion !
F-16V – Falcons turn into Vipers
Lockheed Martin unveiled the new version of the F-16 at the Singapore Airshow. The F-16V will feature enhancements including an active electronically scanned array (AESA) radar, an upgraded mission computer, communications capabilities and improved cockpit – all capabilities identified by the U.S. Air Force and several international customers for future improvements. AESA radars offer significant operational capability improvements. Two AESA radar models – Northrop Grumman’s SABR and Raytheon’s RACR are currently available for the F-16V.
Raytheon's RACR AESA radar is positioned as one of two AESA radars configured for the F-16. Photo: Raytheon
According to Lockheed Martin aeronautics VP business development, George Standridge, at present only U.S. made radars are cleared for the package, while insertion of foreign AESA radar is feasible, customers requiring such feature will have to request approval form the Department of Defense.
The F-16V configuration is an option for new production jets and elements of the upgrade are available to most earlier-model F-16s. The “V” designation is derived from Viper, the name fighter pilots have called the F-16 from its beginnings.
With nearly 4,500 F-16s delivered, the F-16V seems a natural step in the evolution of the F-16 ‘Fighting Falcon’. The program has continually evolved as it began with the F-16 A/B as the lightweight fighter then transitioned to F-16 C/D and Block 60 versions as customers’ requirements changed.
In recent years the F-16 has won new orders in Morocco, Egypt, Oman and Iraq carrying the production line through 2015. Lockheed Martin is looking for new opportunities that would carry the line through 2016-17. An upgrading program for 300 aircraft is currently considered by the U.S. Air Force; parallel programs currently underway in several Asian countries, including Singapore, Indonesia, Taiwan and South Korea.
http://defense-update.com/20120220_f-16 ... ipers.html
Larga vida al F-16
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