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That is not true, Russia will sell upgrade kits, France and Germany will sell certain technologies, please research Chinese capabilities before you make a statement like that inregards to their capabilities. And what embargo does everyone have on China, because it is not working. Look at the new alliances that are being drawn together, Russia and France will sell technology to each other, France will turn arund and assist Ukraine and China in FCS advancements, introduce good sound advice on Modular armor design and technologies. China sells reactive armor technologies to Iran and North Korea, the list goes on and on. |
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Germany had absofukinglutely no part in type 99 desing, you're making it up, the turbo charged diesel was rumoured to be based on german technology but in the same fashion it could be indigenous. Ammunition is indigenous and are development of older russian rounds or new developments alltogether. Turret was developed by Shengyang university ( dont remember the name off the top of my head ) and was indigenous, externally it looks like western turrets but the loading and optics are grandchildren of type 98 which in turn got them as evolved versions of russian 64 optics Type 99 uses a T-72 hull which is a bolt for bolt copy of the T-72 hull with the difference that its one meter longer, the 1200 hp engine was replaced by 1500 hp engine. As for projectiles it uses russian refleks missile under license, russian era under license, the turret is welded but the autoloader is an exact copy of 2A46M which is a russian design still found in their T-64s. Dont know where you got Israel or France into the equasion, the only country which in any way contributed was Russia, there's some indigenous technology, most of it based on older russian designs or license russian production, the western elements are the welded turret and arrow shaped armor on it, in every other respect this tank is compatibile with T-72M. |
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No need to talk, you need to do some better research on Chinese capabilities before participating in this conversation. |
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I've adressed your opinion and posts in another topic but i'll do the same here, basically your posts in both our discussions are absolute made up horseshit.
China has 1200 fighter craft active - none stored, 500 of these are antiquated MiG derivatives. Russia has 900 modern fighter craft and an estimated 3000 stored plus 450 ground attack aircraft that can double as fighter craft when compared to older Chinese aircraft. We're not going to touch US airforce because that would be overkill, China as compared to other superpowers or even 1st world western states is technologically some 20 years behind. |
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As for Russia it can cannibalize all it want, they have so much spare hardware they'll be able to flood any one of their neighbours including China for years to come. |
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Nice one pale rider, I agree with you. Just look at the Type 90-II, it's out of date now (came out in the early 90's) but even it had a engine based on the British Perkins CV12-1200 (1,200hp at 2,300rpm) similar to the one in the Challenger 1 & 2 and a French ESM 500 transmission.
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