JF-17 Thunder – All round view

JF-17 Thunder – All round view

JF-17 Thunder is the emerging Multirole fighter in the world. The dream of a multirole aircraft, was placed on paper more than two decades ago under the name of project Super Sabre-II. Later in 2003, it was renamed to Joint Fighter- 17(JF-17 Thunder). Since the first flight of its prototype in 2003, JF-17/FC-1 has surpassed 10,000 hrs marks recently in November 2011. Over the years Thunder has transformed into a lethal fighting machine and a true Multirole fighter, with various types of state-of-the-art air-to-air and air-to-ground weapons integrated/undergoing integration with it.

A great number of articles and photos on JF-17 are present on internet. Countless writings are also uploaded. The purpose of writing this short book on JF-17, is to provide authentic and factual information about the capabilities offered in the JF-17. This book will provide detailed information about various sensors, avionics, cockpit, aerodynamic design and weapon carrying capability of JF-17.

This book will be uploaded in 8 chapters, following is their contents.

Chap :1 JF-17 Thunder’s radome/nose design

  • Radar
  • AoA Antennas
  • DADS, AIFF, Radar altimeter and Navigational antennas
  • External canopy opening door

Chap:2 Aerodynamic Configuration

  • Air inlets design
  •  Leading edge root extension (LERX)
  • Forward ailerons
  • Backward flaperons
  • Twin ventral Fins

Chap:3 Middle Fuselage

  • Fuel cells on fuselage
  • Gun
  • Navigational lights
  • Baggage compartment
  • Jet Fuel Starter (JFS) point

Chap:4 JF-17 Cockpit

  • Cockpit illustration
  • Stick & right aux control panel
  • Front instrumentation panel and Multi Functional Displays
  • Heads Up Display
  • HUD, Digital video recorder and Cockpit audio recorder
  • JF-17 simulator
  • Ejection seat

Chap:5 JF-17 avionics

  • JF-17’s Weapon and Mission Management Computer
  • Avionics tool kit (rugged laptop)
  • Avionics shelve

Chap:6 JF-17  Threat warning system, tail housing & drogue chute

  • Chaff/flare dispensers
  • Tail housing with MAWS, UHF and electrostatic energy dispensers
  • Drogue chute section, Radar Warning Receiver (RWR) and tail navigational light

Chap:7 JF-17 Landing Gears, Engine, Air Brakes and Horizontal Stabilizers

  • Landing Gears
  • Air brakes
  • Horizontal stabilizers
  • RD-93 Engine
  • RD-93 Engine exhaust and its states

Chap:8 JF-17 Weapon load

  • Weapons Rails/hard points
  • External fuel stations
  • Load diagrams
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11 Responses to JF-17 Thunder – All round view

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  2. Amjad Ali says:

    I like pak Army.

  3. ijaz says:

    I LIKE THE PAK AIR FORC and ilike pak army

  4. Abdullah rabbah says:

    I love paf

  5. jawad fizai'yan says:

    I LOVE PAF AND I PROUD HIM

  6. DRAGOMIR IVANOV-DRAGANOV says:

    jf17 looks good fighter.

  7. This JF-17 Thunder is one of the leading air craft of the world. PROUD OF PAF.

  8. faridullah says:

    my words for our pak land the great gift to us by almighty Allah at the night of shabay qadar in ramazanulmubarak,we have nothing to offer but little blood an sweat.inshallah no body no force can c pakwatan with dirty eyes with the help of almighty .pakistan zindaabad.keep the flag high touching the sky.praying from the core of my heart for the strong army,strong airforce,strong navy which second to non.amin!

  9. usman saleem says:

    I Love Pakistan Air Force & I am proud of PAF. I want to become a pilot.

  10. Saad Bin Munim says:

    Pakistani Shaheens Zindabad…!!!

  11. nate says:

    I am from China.PAF is great.Best wishes to Pakistani people.Friendship between Pakistan and China lasts forever!

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