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AlbertoRJ escreveu:UK anger as America refuses to share secrets of new radar-evading Lockheed F35 fighter jet... that Britain helped pay for

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article ... z0Y6g7foLd

Fazem isso com o 51º estado!

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Cada um recebe proporcional ao que paga...

The United Kingdom is the sole "Level 1" partner, contributing US$2.5 billion, which was about 10% of the planned development costs[93] under the 1995 Memorandum of Understanding that brought the UK into the project.[94] Level 2 partners are Italy, which is contributing US$1 billion; and the Netherlands, US$800 million. Level 3 partners are Canada, US$475 million; Turkey, US$195 million; Australia, US$144 million; Norway, US$122 million and Denmark, US$110 million. Israel and Singapore have joined as Security Cooperative Participants (SCP).[95]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/F-35_Lightning_II

Nós então, nem avião receberemos, apesar de pagarmos. Talvez um modelinho de prástico...

Lembra da versão FFBR? Viria ôca?

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F-35BRI do Brasil para o mundo. Ôh, se lembro.

Santiago escreveu:

AlbertoRJ escreveu:UK anger as America refuses to share secrets of new radar-evading Lockheed F35 fighter jet... that Britain helped pay for

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article ... z0Y6g7foLd

Fazem isso com o 51º estado!

[]'s

Cada um recebe proporcional ao que paga...

The United Kingdom is the sole "Level 1" partner, contributing US$2.5 billion, which was about 10% of the planned development costs[93] under the 1995 Memorandum of Understanding that brought the UK into the project.[94] Level 2 partners are Italy, which is contributing US$1 billion; and the Netherlands, US$800 million. Level 3 partners are Canada, US$475 million; Turkey, US$195 million; Australia, US$144 million; Norway, US$122 million and Denmark, US$110 million. Israel and Singapore have joined as Security Cooperative Participants (SCP).[95]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/F-35_Lightning_II

Só pode estar a gozar!??? Eles assumiram o risco com 2,5 biliões no desenvolvimento, 10% do total!!!

Carlos Mathias escreveu:F-35BRI do Brasil para o mundo. Ôh, se lembro.

E pensar que ainda me ofenderam por mostrar o irrealismo de tão parva ideia...

soultrain escreveu:

Santiago escreveu: Cada um recebe proporcional ao que paga...

The United Kingdom is the sole "Level 1" partner, contributing US$2.5 billion, which was about 10% of the planned development costs[93] under the 1995 Memorandum of Understanding that brought the UK into the project.[94] Level 2 partners are Italy, which is contributing US$1 billion; and the Netherlands, US$800 million. Level 3 partners are Canada, US$475 million; Turkey, US$195 million; Australia, US$144 million; Norway, US$122 million and Denmark, US$110 million. Israel and Singapore have joined as Security Cooperative Participants (SCP).[95]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/F-35_Lightning_II

Só pode estar a gozar!??? Eles assumiram o risco com 2,5 biliões no desenvolvimento, 10% do total!!!

Vão receber 10% dos códigos

Santiago, o advogado do "diabo com rabo de listras azuis, brancas, vermelhas e estrelas" do DB ...

Vão receber 10% dos códigos

E os EUA então fica com 70-80% ja que é a participação dele! Excelente logica. Todos ficam com pesos de papel de 200 milhões (EUA por ter tantos codigos transforma os F35 em carros de luxo criando sua propria categoria de automobilismo. A Formula 35 )

Santiago escreveu:

AlbertoRJ escreveu:UK anger as America refuses to share secrets of new radar-evading Lockheed F35 fighter jet... that Britain helped pay for

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article ... z0Y6g7foLd

Fazem isso com o 51º estado!

[]'s

Cada um recebe proporcional ao que paga...

The United Kingdom is the sole "Level 1" partner, contributing US$2.5 billion, which was about 10% of the planned development costs[93] under the 1995 Memorandum of Understanding that brought the UK into the project.[94] Level 2 partners are Italy, which is contributing US$1 billion; and the Netherlands, US$800 million. Level 3 partners are Canada, US$475 million; Turkey, US$195 million; Australia, US$144 million; Norway, US$122 million and Denmark, US$110 million. Israel and Singapore have joined as Security Cooperative Participants (SCP).[95]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/F-35_Lightning_II

se o Brasil se esforçar pode ser que tenha F-35BR sem motor

Epá vá ser mais papista que o papa lá na 5ª casa


ps-Boa sorte com o SH

P44 escreveu:

Santiago escreveu: Cada um recebe proporcional ao que paga...

The United Kingdom is the sole "Level 1" partner, contributing US$2.5 billion, which was about 10% of the planned development costs[93] under the 1995 Memorandum of Understanding that brought the UK into the project.[94] Level 2 partners are Italy, which is contributing US$1 billion; and the Netherlands, US$800 million. Level 3 partners are Canada, US$475 million; Turkey, US$195 million; Australia, US$144 million; Norway, US$122 million and Denmark, US$110 million. Israel and Singapore have joined as Security Cooperative Participants (SCP).[95]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/F-35_Lightning_II

se o Brasil se esforçar pode ser que tenha F-35BR sem motor

Epá vá ser mais papista que o papa lá na 5ª casa


ps-Boa sorte com o SH

Não sei porque a celeuma. Esse papo de entregar 100% dos códigos fontes é para lá de suspeito, inclusive aqui no FX-2. Alguns acreditam. Eu não. Qual é o precedente no mundo?

Creio que os 3 vão ceder os códigos para realizar o que se foi pedido (manutenção, upgrades e integração). Chamam isso de "necessário" ou "total". Tendo como referencia o que foi pedido.

Além disso seria entregar bilhões (e muito tempo de P&D) para o concorrente (não inimigo!) na bandeja. Duvido que alguém faça isso. Vamos aguardar...

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Santiago escreveu:

P44 escreveu: se o Brasil se esforçar pode ser que tenha F-35BR sem motor

Epá vá ser mais papista que o papa lá na 5ª casa


ps-Boa sorte com o SH

Não sei porque a celeuma. Esse papo de entregar 100% dos códigos fontes é para lá de suspeito, inclusive aqui no FX-2. Alguns acreditam. Eu não. Qual é o precedente no mundo?

Creio que os 3 vão ceder os códigos para realizar o que se foi pedido (manutenção, upgrades e integração). Chamam isso de "necessário" ou "total". Tendo como referencia o que foi pedido.

Além disso seria entregar bilhões (e muito tempo de P&D) para o concorrente (não inimigo!) na bandeja. Duvido que alguém faça isso. Vamos aguardar...

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Se o Brasil comprar o F/A-18, é porque na verdade o F-35 venceu...

F-35 Tries To Keep Its Secrets
November 27, 2009

Rather than risk having a hostile (or competing) nation obtaining the software that controls the inner workings of the new F-35 fighter-bomber, the U.S. has decided that no foreign country will have access to the source code (the plain text version of the code that is written by programmers, and then turned into the 0s and 1s by a compiler program so that it can operate inside the dozens of microprocessors inside the aircraft). Britain and Israel had threatened to back out of buying the F-35 if they could not get access to the source code (to make their own modifications.) Both nations are expected to buy the F-35 anyway. In return, the U.S. Air Force will set up a fast-response software modification service for everyone using the F-35. Thus foreign users can get custom versions of the software, as least as fast, and at the same price, they would pay if they had the source code and used their own programmers. Israel has been offered the integration, by U.S. engineers, of Israeli software, to the basic American made software package.

The F-35 source code comprises about 8 million lines of code (a file about two gigabytes in size, that could easily fit on a thumb drive). Most modern PC operating systems have source code ten or more times as large. The contractors who created the F-35 software, did not let the source code anywhere near the Internet, to insure that Chinese hackers did not grab it.

The 27 ton F-35 is armed with an internal 25mm cannon and four internal air-to-air missiles (or two missiles and two smart bombs). Plus four external smart bombs and two missiles. All sensors are carried internally, and max weapon load is 6.8 tons. The aircraft is very stealthy when just carrying internal weapons.

Development costs for the new U.S. F-35 fighter-bomber has grown by a third, to $60 billion, over the last few years. That means the average development cost of the estimated 5,000 F-35s to be built, will be about $12 million each. The additional development costs are accompanied by an additional delays before the aircraft enters service. Production costs will average about $84 million. With a share of development costs, that makes the per aircraft cost $96 million.

Like the F-22 fighter, the F-35 is stealthy, and is stuffed with lots of new technology. Most (about 60 percent) of the F-35s will be used by foreign nations. The rising cost of the F-35 brings with it reluctance to buy as many aircraft currently planned. The success of smart bombs in Iraq and Afghanistan has also made it clear that fewer aircraft will be needed in the future. In any event, it's likely that F-35s are end up costing more than $100 million each.

F-35 será o novo F-16 daqui a alguns anos.

GDA_Fear escreveu:F-35 será o novo F-16 daqui a alguns anos.

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