what is the price of chinese f-7 fighter?
96441
hmmm probably alot...check ebay
930181
F15 Eagle is hands down but the F22 Raptor is about to be the new UNTOUCHABLE fighter for the next 50 years! USA
83492
That depends on what airport you want to fly in to.  Most (Bacolod (BCD), Butuan (BXU), Cagayan de Oro (CGY), Davao (DVO), Dipolog (DPL), General Santos (GES), etc) are just over $1500.\n\nCebo (CEB) is about $1225
744054
No, less. About 250 USD
368602
Number on enlistees per yer = 30k\nNumber of aircraft available at any one time: 6k
641153
The only info that I know is that it's been out of print for quite some time. Ebay has it going for $200 with no bids.
628571
go to http://www.aerosports.net/ and they will tell you everything about the kite wing and if you want to know the price you will have to go to this part of the web page http://www.aerosports.net/lessons.html#Grouprates\nand that's it \n             Peace out dude!
403591
The same as any other E-7 makes.  Go to military.com and go to paychart to find how much a E-7 makes.
525368
Because in the 1009s the American people - through their elected representatives gutted the military budget while increasing its overseas missions.\n\nOne of the things you decided that you were no longer going to pay for was to have adequate fighter defense of the contenental US.\n\nAs a result there were only 14 fighter aircraft 'on alert' on 9/11.  \n\nYou get what you pay for.
166196
not really sure... I only have a model toy of it... Ratio 1:15\n\nIt coz me around 85$ 4 years ago...
428789
Most modern military fighter aircraft can go almost any climb rate. You would need to specify a specific aircraft for me to better assist you.
309903
To make it simple, just over 8 yuan, or renmenbi (people's money) depending on how you want to say it. \n\nExpect that the value of the yuan will continue to rise against the USD and by the end of the year a USD will only be worth just under 8 yuan.
99373
Actually they are the:\n\nAH-64 Apache Longbow (UH stands for utility helicopter, AH stands for Attack helicopter)\nM1A2 Abrams Tank (Upgrade of original, more features)\n\nGranted the Chinese have a bigger gun, but the Abrams can shoot farther, and has a lot more upgrades and features the Chinese don't have. Plus they don't have that many of them. Oh and the prototyped the one guy is talking about was called the Comanche, and it got scrapped by the Pentegon, if he ever read the news.
766193
If it's not on the 10K, then maybe you'll have to look at something like Gartner Dataquest to find estimates for microprocessor sales in China and then assume a marketshare number and an average selling price.  That should give you a decent idea.  You could also build an estimate by looking for numbers about PC sales in China.  I would think most would be run by Intel processors.
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£11.99\n\nhope you buy it
464218
Never, people really need to do their research on China, instead of letting the media whip them up into a frenzy. Here are some facts,China's GDP, from their so-called vaunted economy ,is a little over 3 trillion dollars per year, our GDP  is over 12 Trillion dollars per year.We are one-third of the world's economy! We spend 40% of the world's military budget at 504 Billion dollars ayear.70% of the world's military budget if you throw in our Allies. China spends 39 Billion dollars a year on their military, they won't spend 125 Billion dollars on their military until 2025! They just put a man in space, we've been doing it for 40 years. Of the two major triads of war, surface Naval craft and submarines, the Chinese basically have none of the latter, and few of the former. There is a lot of bottled up internal dissension in China, much of it over the one-child policy,and the government taking people's homes and lands to build on.They basically have no tactical nuclear weapons, and ,yes, we'd go nuclear on China. By tactical nuclear weapons I mean cruise missiles and drone and submarine launched and the like.Believe me , if China didn't already know this they would have gone after Taiwan years ago!
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This one sold on ebay for $154.27.  Look at the specs and this might help you determine a good price.  The fact that the auction has 21 bids means several people thought this was a good price.\n\nebay item number: 8764127217