Yeah, but at the time F reached service the bulk of the Sabre's were E models(Which unlike the A had hydraulic controls, a BIG advantage), although as you pointed out there were still some A's left.
The hydraulic controls and the automatic-slats introduced in the E made the Sabre more maneuverable than the MIG, and the introduction of a new and more powerful engine in the F gave the Sabre complete superiority over the MIG.
The hydraulic controls and the automatic-slats introduced in the E made the Sabre more maneuverable than the MIG, and the introduction of a new and more powerful engine in the F gave the Sabre complete superiority over the MIG.