(robert arndt) wrote in message . com...
Data: F-22 Eurofighter Su-35
Raptor Typhoon Superflanker
Crew: 1 1 1
Engine: 2 P&W 2 Eurojet 2 Saturn
F-119 EJ200 AL-35F
35,000 20,250 28,218
lb each lb each lb each
Max Speed: Mach 1.70 Mach 2.0 Mach 2.35
Gun: 20mm GE 27mm Mauser 30mm GSh-30
M61A1 BK 27 linkless ----
Internal: 3 bays: N/A N/A
4 Sidewinder ---- ----
4 AIM-120A/ ---- ----
6 AIM-120C/ ---- ----
GBU-32 JDAM ---- ----
External: 4 hardpoints 13 hardpoints 12 hardpoints
5000 lb ord. ARM,ASRAAM,IRIS-T * 6 different AAMs
or fuel METEOR,STORM SHADOW, * 6 different ASMs
Features: Stealth (RAM KEPD350,ALARM,GBU-10/12 * various IR/LG/TVG
+ serrated 80% CF construction bombs
edges) * future anti-radar pod * anti-radiation
Supercruise: Yes Yes No
Radar: APG-77 CAPTOR Doppler Zhuk-PH+ rear NO12
Systems: HUD+ 4 LCDs Wide angle HUD HUD+ 3 LCDs
sidestick VTAS (Voice, Throttle, IRST
triplex FBW Stick) Helmet-mounted sight
Helmet-mounted sight quadraplex FBW
IRST ECM pods
DASS
ESM Pods
quadraplex FBW
*future FBL
Initial Order: 295 Units 148 Units None placed

In addition to what others have pointed out....

Most sources I've seen estimate the exact thrust of the F119 to be
close to 39,000lb.

M61A2 (lighter-weight composite barrels), not A1.

The F-22 will be able to carry the 250lb Small Diameter Bomb. Also,
reportedly a cruise missile is under development specifically for the
F-22 that can be carried internally in place of a few AMRAAMs.

The Typhoon and the Raptor both use the same wide angle HUD, and both
aircraft feature HMDs. And doesn't the F-22 use components of the
Typhoon's DASS?

To add to the speed debate... http://www.f22-raptor.com/data.html
lists a top speed of 1.8M, and Bill Sweetman states in his F-22 book
that the heating of the aircraft's skin is what limits its top speed.
FWIW.