Mirage 2000 question

[Steven]

How much would it cost a country like Peru to upgrade their Mirage
2000-P's to full 5 standards without spare parts and training, thanks
Steven

[machf]

On 16 Oct 2003 12:44:00 -0700, (Steven) wrote:

>How much would it cost a country like Peru to upgrade their Mirage
>2000-P's to full 5 standards without spare parts and training, thanks
>Steven

Let me ask, I think a friend once told me how much it was supposed to be...

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[Steven]

machf > wrote in message >...
> On 16 Oct 2003 12:44:00 -0700, (Steven) wrote:
>
> >How much would it cost a country like Peru to upgrade their Mirage
> >2000-P's to full 5 standards without spare parts and training, thanks
> >Steven
>
> Let me ask, I think a friend once told me how much it was supposed to be...

Do you know if Peru's air force upgraded their Fulcrums? I wanted to
know if the Russian upgrades really work and can they supply spare
parts. I wonder why more countries don't upgrade their Fulcrums.

Another question if you can answer how does Peru's Mirage 2000 match
up against their Fulcrums? I'm sure they train against each other.
I always read mix resuilts on this matter. Thanks again Steven

[machf]

On 17 Oct 2003 05:24:56 -0700, (Steven) wrote:

>machf > wrote in message >...
>> On 16 Oct 2003 12:44:00 -0700, (Steven) wrote:
>>
>> >How much would it cost a country like Peru to upgrade their Mirage
>> >2000-P's to full 5 standards without spare parts and training, thanks
>> >Steven
>>
>> Let me ask, I think a friend once told me how much it was supposed to be...
>
>Do you know if Peru's air force upgraded their Fulcrums? I wanted to
>know if the Russian upgrades really work and can they supply spare
>parts. I wonder why more countries don't upgrade their Fulcrums.
>
Not yet, that I know of. They were considering the latest Russian offering
(the one I can't remember).

>Another question if you can answer how does Peru's Mirage 2000 match
>up against their Fulcrums? I'm sure they train against each other.
>I always read mix resuilts on this matter. Thanks again Steven

From what I've heard, they're pretty even, meaning the ratio of MiG to
Mirage victories is 50-50. In the end it all depends on the pilots' skills.

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__________ ____---____ Marco Antonio Checa Funcke
\_________D /-/---_----' Santiago de Surco, Lima, Peru
_H__/_/ http://machf.tripod.com
'-_____|(

remove the "no_me_j." and "sons.of." parts before replying

[Steven]

machf > wrote in message >...
> On 17 Oct 2003 05:24:56 -0700, (Steven) wrote:
>
> >machf > wrote in message >...
> >> On 16 Oct 2003 12:44:00 -0700, (Steven) wrote:
> >>
> >> >How much would it cost a country like Peru to upgrade their Mirage
> >> >2000-P's to full 5 standards without spare parts and training, thanks
> >> >Steven
> >>
> >> Let me ask, I think a friend once told me how much it was supposed to be...
> >
> >Do you know if Peru's air force upgraded their Fulcrums? I wanted to
> >know if the Russian upgrades really work and can they supply spare
> >parts. I wonder why more countries don't upgrade their Fulcrums.
> >
> Not yet, that I know of. They were considering the latest Russian offering
> (the one I can't remember).
>
> >Another question if you can answer how does Peru's Mirage 2000 match
> >up against their Fulcrums? I'm sure they train against each other.
> >I always read mix resuilts on this matter. Thanks again Steven
>
> From what I've heard, they're pretty even, meaning the ratio of MiG to
> Mirage victories is 50-50. In the end it all depends on the pilots' skills.


Do you know of any countries air force that had the Fulcrum upgrades?
I wanted to know can the new radar really pick out targets at a 100
miles away? Does the new D-33K engines(I think) really last longer?
If it's true then why don't more countries have their Fulcrums
upgrades. I've read depending on the aircraft that the upgrades go
for around 2 to 5 $ million per. Thanks again Steven