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2012 chinese J 10 airshow

this is chinese air force showing record, please note the action at 2:28, can someone tell what the name of the movement.

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Added: Jul-17-2012 Occurred On: Jul-17-2012
By: yushengok
In: Weapons
Tags: j10, airshow, pla air force
Location: China (load item map)
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  • looks purdy gay.

    Posted Jul-17-2012 By 
    thevoice213 (833.68)  

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  • A flyby? Didn't notice anything special.

    Posted Jul-17-2012 By 
    One Ballock (422.80)

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    • @One Ballock

      Project cost was something like 70mil and unit price is 25mil. vs 60 billion that US spent on F22 which is discontinued.

      It may not be perfect but its cheap.

      Thats kinda special :P

      Posted Jul-17-2012 By 
      Bleys (1652.70)  

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    • @Bleys I was referring to the uploader's question at 2:24.

      If those numbers are accurate that's incredible. Although most of the Asian countries have done great work reverse engineering tech at the expense of others R&D dollars. No clue if the same applies here.

      Posted Jul-17-2012 By 
      One Ballock (422.80)

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    • @One Ballock

      ohh well i guess he meant 3:24.

      But yeah even if its a stolen technology. Doesnt change a fact that they have it :P

      Posted Jul-17-2012 By 
      Bleys (1652.70)  

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    • @One Ballock The extravagant costs for US planes are more down to the fact that all the great American aerospace companies of the jet age have merged into the giants Lockheed Martin, Boeing and Northrop Grumman with Lockheed winning all the contracts for US stealth fighters.

      When you are the monopoly, you control the price. China has as much as 20 smaller aerospace firms all in fierce competition with an extremely strict government customer that has the power to inflict real consequences on com More..

      Posted Jul-17-2012 By 
      fludblud (175.40)

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    • @fludblud Thanks for the education. I'd +1 you if I could. ;)

      Posted Jul-17-2012 By 
      One Ballock (422.80)

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  • Cool. Way to go Chinese.

    Posted Jul-17-2012 By 
    Bleys (1652.70)  

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  • I was really hoping for a mid-air collision. It never happened.

    Posted Jul-17-2012 By 
    xerodfx (313.90)  

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  • The movement at 2:24 is what we would call in the USAF an "Immelmann turn", hope that helps. It is a high G, airspeed-for-altitude dogfighting maneuver.

    Posted Jul-17-2012 By 
    The_linguist (130.12)  

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  • Looks like a fast forward version for sure!

    Posted Jul-17-2012 By 
    weekendaviator (248.70)  

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  • That's called a 'ground aversion' maneuver. It's used to stay so high above the earth that you appear to be a small dot in the air...

    Posted Jul-17-2012 By 
    Ally_Gator (500.70)  

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  • Fear the unknown...cause that's what creates victories.

    Posted Jul-17-2012 By 
    mannixxx (649.54)  

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  • Ahhh. The only think that I liked is that they were sporting the RED, White and Blue colors. Not to impressed with the J10. If their Jets are anything like the shity merchandise they export, battle in the skies will be a turkey shoot. If and when it ever comes to that. Hopefully it doesn't

    Posted Jul-17-2012 By 
    scottleroy (84.40)  

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  • Yawn... Welcome to 1972.

    Posted Jul-17-2012 By 
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  • Not bad, but...meh...

    Posted Jul-17-2012 By 
    geekydude (28.10)

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  • Thank The_linguist and Ally_Gator for telling me the name of the movement; also thank One Ballock and Bleys' comments. I am sorry I gave the wrong time, it should be at 2:28 when the plane tail fronts forward.

    Posted Jul-17-2012 By 
    yushengok (396.90)  

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