Chapter 438: Build a museum

"The second is that, naturally, because the money is in my hands, I can continue to produce money, and the rate of production will become faster and faster, but if it is handed over to you, it can only be a pile of dead things."
Tan Zhenhua replied.
Zhan Nuozhu knocked on his head and said: "The children's family, nonsense." However, he then said with a deep voice, "There is a certain truth to what you say. That's fine. This is not the case. I can make a decision. After I return, I will report the truth to it, but success or failure is not my responsibility."
Tan Zhenhua said with joy: "Brother Zhan, it is enough to have your help. You can tell from the above, just say that I am willing to use part of my equity in the "Red Flag Fund" as collateral. These are all highly liquid assets. , I think they will agree."
Zhan Nuozhu sighed: "I really don't know how your kid's brain grows. If the above really agrees to lend you money, it will not be like using our own money to build our own airplane, and then you will get half of the score. , Do you still have exclusive foreign trade rights?"
Tan Zhenhua said sternly: "Brother Zhan, what you said is wrong. I want to invest in real money. It just needs time to turn around. It's not an empty glove white wolf."
Zhan Nuozhu raised his hands and surrendered: "I can't play with these minds, I can't play with you, so you can just toss, don't toss yourself to fall apart, but then again, what do you buy these fighters for? Really curious! Could it be that who are you planning to go to war with?"
Tan Zhenhua said seriously: "I actually just want to wait for Xiaobao to learn how to fly, and send him a few planes for fun, and fire a few more missiles as fireworks by the way."
"I bah, I'm really stupid if I believe you!"
He just said this, when the door was pushed open, Chen Yijian walked in again, and smiled and apologized: "We are too late. Let's just keep it."
He said this, followed by a kitchen master, carrying a large plate with three head-sized sea bowls on it, and smilingly greeted: "Come and come, try our Xijing Special product biangbiang noodles."
Tan Zhenhua took a look at this bowl of noodles. Good fellow, this noodle can have the thickness of his belt!
After pouring a bowl of oily pepper, the three of them ate a sea bowl with sweat on their foreheads. After eating, Zhan Nuozhu touched his round belly and sighed, "This The noodles were so good, it was even better than the wine last night."
Chen Yijian quickly wiped out the bowl of noodles in front of him, and slowly took out a handkerchief and wiped his mouth: "By the way, Mr. Tan, you haven't given me the radar parameters yet."
Tan Zhenhua put down the bowls and chopsticks. To be honest, the food was a bit rough for him. As far as his appetite was concerned, basically a single noodle was knocked down.
He thought about it, and asked Chen Yijian for a piece of paper, and wrote a few lines on it. When Chen Yijian took a look, he saw it read:
When RCS&>1, the air detection distance is not less than 60 kilometers;
The detection range of ground-to-sea targets is not less than 40 kilometers
X band;
Including continuous wave illuminator;
The average power of the transmitter is not less than 300W, and the weight is less than 50 kg;
Full waveforms of HPRF, MPRF, LPRF;
MPRF requires 8 pulse repetition frequencies to overcome distance ambiguity and speed ambiguity;
Flat slot antenna;
...
After reading it for a while, Chen Yijian asked puzzledly: "Mr. Tan, what you wrote, 4014 can really do it? Although I am not a professional radar, but I also know that just what you wrote is comparable to the "232H" of 3607. The index parameters mentioned are too high. According to your request, I think it is quite difficult to use the current domestic technical strength, especially this continuous wave illuminator, which should be to hit the "sky flash" you want to buy. Is it prepared for medium-range bullets?"
Tan Zhenhua gave a thumbs-up and praised: "Chen Suo deserves to be the master of China's aircraft industry. I understand at a glance that the function I want is indeed for this."
"Mid-range bomb, tusk, when will our country be able to make a fuss!" Chen Yijian sighed.
He sighed this way, and he really felt it. Since China’s air-to-air missiles were introduced from Lao Maozi in 1955, the "K-5M" was copied and named as "PL-1". It has been more than 20 years. The difficult process, "PL-1" was dubbed "out of reach" by the Air Force because its rocket engine has a very short working time and an effective guidance time of only 12 seconds, and it can only illuminate along the beam of the aircraft with extremely small radar waves. Seek ground within the range, so the soldiers would rather use machine guns or rockets than use them, at least, they don’t need to stay where they are to irradiate the target.
The development process of the subsequent "PL-2" was quite dramatic.
On September 24, 1958, the "J-5" formation of China Mainland and 24 "F-86" formations of the Taiwan Air Force encountered an encounter over Wenzhou, Zhejiang. Pilot Wang Zizhong was besieged by 12 "F-86s" because he was left behind. After he calmly shot down two enemy "F-86s" in a single plane, he was finally outnumbered and was shot down by the AIM-9 "Sidewinder" missiles carried by the latter. This is the world's first actual combat record of air-to-air missiles.
One of the AIM-9 launched by the "F-86" that day did not explode. After falling into the sea, it was discovered by Huaxia fishermen and salvaged it. Of course, if Huaxia had obtained the treasure, it immediately organized a series of tests and research on it.
At that time, it was the time when China launched an unprecedented controversy with Soviet Russia. But when it comes to the relationship between the two countries, it has not been completely torn apart, and it is in a state of disconnection. Therefore, this matter was not unexpectedly known by Lao Maozi. , And immediately sent two groups of experts to China one after another and quickly reached an exchange agreement. China gave the basically intact "wreck" to Soviet Russia to subsidize a portion of grain and other light industrial products. The exchange condition was that Soviet Russia would "MiG The -21" full set of production materials was provided to China, and it promised to provide the full set of materials for the Soviet-Russian imitation version of this missile.
Lao Maozi did not break his promise this time. They quickly developed the "K-13" air-to-air bomb on the basis of this wreckage, which was named "PL-2" after China imitated it.
The performance of this mysteriously sourced air-to-air bomb has improved a lot compared to "PL-1". Therefore, the phrase "Mi Di masters core technology" is reasonable in certain specific timelines. .
However, this is only an infrared ground-seeking close-range fighting ammunition, and Lao Maozi’s imitation technology has become a bit trendy, and was tossed by China’s more fashionable technology. Therefore, the finished product is better than "PL-1". Some, but also limited.
However, China’s first attempt to develop a medium-range bomb dates back to March 1966. It was originally a supporting R&D project for the "J-8". Unfortunately, after more than ten years of technical research, it is still Did not toss to understand.
So when Chen Yijian heard that Tan Zhenhua was going to buy a few shots of "Sky Glitter" back, he couldn't help but think to himself that if this is done, depending on everyone's relationship, please take the last one to open the "reference reference". Didn’t you see the dawn for the mid-range bomb?
Tan Zhenhua can of course guess Chen Yijian’s current thoughts. In fact, this was originally one of the things he wanted to do. Planes and bombs are the organic whole that constitutes the air force. In fact, in a sense, , The bomb is more important. Therefore, in China's secrecy system, there has always been a fine tradition of "opportunity is confidential, and bombs are top secret".
So, he looked at Chen Yijian’s expression and said with a chuckle:
Mid-range bombs, in fact, I’m just trying to collect them and build a museum...