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Eurofighter has released a series of photographs of the Typhoon fighter aircraft in its heaviest configuration to date as it continues its evolution into a multi-role strike aircraft.
EADS’s IPA3 is pictured carrying four Raytheon Paveway II 450kg (1,000lb) laser-guided bombs, an air-to-air missile fit of four Raytheon AIM-120 AMRAAMs and two BGT IRIS-Ts and three external fuel tanks at a maximum take-off weight of almost 24t.
Eurofighter is now making rapid progress towards achieving an air-to-ground capability on the Typhoon – a capability whose absence was believed to be behind the type’s rejection from Singapore’s fighter competition last year.
Originally posted by Figher Master FIN
many missiles eh... Kinda reminds me of a fully loaded Su-32...
BTW, Anybody of you know if missiles could be placed under the canards...?? (not in the EF, just a general question)
[edit on 25-2-2006 by Figher Master FIN]
Originally posted by waynos
Duh, I know what a Typhoon is dude
heres a thought. Would saudi let the Iranians look at the tech with a view to making a counter measure system to the designator?
Originally posted by ShadowXIX
External weapons are a no no for stealth.
I have to say thats something the F-22 cant do. Even if it had external mounts it would be losing some major Stealth points. External weapons are a no no for stealth.
I have heard of something simmilar for external stores on the F-22