Future RSN

• 38Ž

  4 Jun 05, 23:48

  Originally posted by freeman8:

  Have seen that new destroyers and frigates in China in May 05 (location sensitive). 170 - Equipped with Aegis lookalike Phase Array Radar, Band Stand SSM FCR, Project 956E's SAM FCR lookalike, 8 batteries X 6 cells VLS version of PL-10, 8 X SSM in tubular launcher (Possibly a imp version of C-802) 4 X 2 launchers, 2 X Goalkeeper CIWS (One in front, one at the aft) and one 100mm gun (French Creusot-Loire lookalike). Ka-28 Helo with hanger. CODOG
  
  

  Hmmm.. Freeman, u must be in Hainan island in May? so u viewed the Vessels which belong to China's south Sea Fleet.
  
  However, some of ur info is not correct enough, let me point out:
  
  The Aegis looklike radar is an Active Phased Array Radar works on C-band, based on the technology developed by Ukrainian Kvant and financed by PLA.
  
  The Kvant Bureau of Ukraine disclosed some new details regarding its new active phased array long-range naval radar. In early 2004 reports from the Ukraine noted that China had purchased a Ukrainian phased array radar for a new class of destroyers. This presumably is the new 170-class destroyer, the PLA Navy's most modern air-defense destroyer. While first revealing this radar in France in 2004, Kvant officials at IDEX did not disclose the designation for the new radar, but did provide a photo and some performance details. It is a C-Band radar that has a 150-160km range in broad search mode. In spot mode the radar has a much longer range. It can track about 150 aircraft-size targets. For proper ship defense this centimeter-wave radar should be paired with counter-stealth capable meter-wave radar. China's 170-class destroyer does just this.
  
  So u can recall the PAC-2Â’s MPQ-53 is also an APAR(ASEA) radar works on C-band. The MPQ-53 can do tracking /searching/and missile guiding all in 1, so the new Radar on Type052 No170 DDG does the same job, there are no separated fire-controlling radars(FCR) for Type052CÂ’s long range SAM, believed to a naval variation of PLAAF HQ-9A TVM SAM. ( Not the PL10 u mentioned). PLAAFÂ’s HQ-9A believed to have a slant range up to 150km and Max speed 4-6 M.
  
  However, becoz the Aegis's SPY-1 radar still works on S-band, the radar works on such bandwidth is just not good enough to guide SM-2 , so there'r AN/SPG-62 doing the FCR job....
  
  
• palmerised

  5 Jun 05, 05:10

  Originally posted by rogee:
  Part II
  Basically, our Island states act as a midway refueling center for the fighter jets from Guam and the 7th fleet (in logistic support). Located right in the middle of a Muslim region, it takes more than guts to be a host nation supporting the U.S in the middle of a Gulf war. Hence, being a target for the JI is no surprise to the SAF, it’s merely a trade off for a bigger objective – a calculated moves!
  

  I don't know what you guys are talking about, and I feel so left out, but I just want to say that what is quoted above is damn true. Good first-post man..
• SMAPLionHeart

  5 Jun 05, 13:06

  religiously sensitive now man.
• LazerLordz

  5 Jun 05, 13:24

  Originally posted by SMAPLionHeart:

  religiously sensitive now man.

  The truth shines through all the PC bullcrap.
• SMAPLionHeart

  5 Jun 05, 13:25

  Originally posted by LazerLordz:

  The truth shines through all the PC bullcrap.

  Yeah, take a look at the CARAT thread , ive even dedicated a ship for you
  
• rogee

  6 Jun 05, 15:13

  Thank you for the overwhelming response! I am indeed very pleased that the currently generation are so updated in terms of military technologies are concern, in particularly in the Naval fields. Our RSN has really suffers in terms of attentions, lack of hardware and a decent platform to perform their duties in the 70s, 80s and early 90s. It was the software – the human elements that believes not only in themselves but the entire fleet, that we will defend our sea-lanes against pirates and occasionally unofficial confrontations, let alone on SAR duties and refugee mission.
  
  The RSN pioneer’s contributions are not based on monetary rewards – (with 30 bucks sea allowance?) but national duties. Among the tri-services, I believe the RSN has more conflict encounters as compare to the other remaining services.
  
  I would also like to thanks those that have complimented my writings and I hope to contribute my part III by this week – but first let me finish 2 my tender submission, no choice lah, got 4 mouths to feed, hopefully can produce 2 additional RSN sailors!
  
  Cheers!
  
• LazerLordz

  6 Jun 05, 15:25

  Originally posted by rogee:

  Thank you for the overwhelming response! I am indeed very pleased that the currently generation are so updated in terms of military technologies are concern, in particularly in the Naval fields. Our RSN has really suffers in terms of attentions, lack of hardware and a decent platform to perform their duties in the 70s, 80s and early 90s. It was the software – the human elements that believes not only in themselves but the entire fleet, that we will defend our sea-lanes against pirates and occasionally unofficial confrontations, let alone on SAR duties and refugee mission.
  
  The RSN pioneer’s contributions are not based on monetary rewards – (with 30 bucks sea allowance?) but national duties. Among the tri-services, I believe the RSN has more conflict encounters as compare to the other remaining services.
  
  I would also like to thanks those that have complimented my writings and I hope to contribute my part III by this week – but first let me finish 2 my tender submission, no choice lah, got 4 mouths to feed, hopefully can produce 2 additional RSN sailors!
  
  Cheers!
  

  You're welcome. Best of luck with those tenders.
• freeman8

  9 Jun 05, 12:32

  THree cheers for the Navy...All the way.
• rogee

  9 Jun 05, 15:08

  I will be greatful if someone can advise me how to insert images. Thanks!
• LazerLordz

  9 Jun 05, 15:15

  Originally posted by rogee:

  I will be greatful if someone can advise me how to insert images. Thanks!

  okay, first you need to upload your pics to a site eg. http://photobucket.com,
  
  then you can paste the link with the " here with the same codes.
• rogee

  9 Jun 05, 18:57

  Originally posted by LazerLordz:

  okay, first you need to upload your pics to a site eg. http://photobucket.com,
  
  then you can paste the link with the " here with the same codes.

  Thanks bro!
• rogee

  9 Jun 05, 19:13

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• lionnoisy

  9 Jun 05, 21:33

  1.right click 'Img' on top.the Img will appear.
  
  2.move the cursor to the photo u want to upload. Right click ,
  move the cursor to COPY IMAGE LOCATION,then left click.
  
  3.move cursor back after Img,right click, move cursor to PASTE,,left click.
  
  4.RIGHT click PREVIEW in rigth bottom corner in this box,see if image appear.
  
  5.u cannot insert image in ur essay if u forgot to put.
  then u have to open a word file. Cut and paste the portion, which should follow the image , to the word file.
  
  6.if u forget and insert the image in the middle of the essay,
  'Img' will any how go to the end.That is why u have to cut and paste the portion following the Img u forget to put.
  
  
• rogee

  10 Jun 05, 12:36

  If The RSAF have UAVs, so does the RSN - but in a diff version. proven and deployed to the Gulf and made a deep impact to the rest of the Navies.
  
  http://photobucket.com/albums/a303/Rogee/th_b153e6c7.jpg
  
  thanks to bro "lionnoisy & LazerLordz" for all the help! Being trying to load the pic for few hours, admit I am Stu..., hopyfully it works this time!
  
  Cheers
• coolant

  10 Jun 05, 12:56

  help u post the image
  
  
  
• rogee

  10 Jun 05, 15:55

  Originally posted by coolant:

  help u post the image
  
  
  

  thanks!