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Ukraine operating Bayraktar Mini UAV
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New Bayraktar UAVs Spotted In Ukraine

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The wing shape/ its placement is really really weird. Looks nothing like the renders. Interesting choice I must say. Are they trying to channel air inwards with this design or something? They might be trying to form a little vortex. Because the separation is insane... Just look at it. This whole section of the aircraft might be there to act as a flow conditioner (or a vortex generator). Difficult to tell. (And I'm probably so unbelievably wrong with my assessment :D) Or it might be a limitation caused by the canards? But J-20 exists... Thus this argument goes down the toilet. It's seriously messing with my head at this point. Can any members please enlighten me?

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MADDOG said:
View attachment 42297 The wing shape/ its placement is really really weird. Looks nothing like the renders. Interesting choice I must say. Are they trying to channel air inwards with this design or something? They might be trying to form a little vortex. Because the separation is insane... Just look at it. This whole section of the aircraft might be there to act as a flow conditioner (or a vortex generator). Difficult to tell. (And I'm probably so unbelievably wrong with my assessment :D) Or it might be a limitation caused by the canards? But J-20 exists... Thus this argument goes down the toilet. It's seriously messing with my head at this point. Can any members please enlighten me?

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maybe both sets of wings are actuated? main wings are certainly too slim to carry any fuel.
 
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MADDOG said:
That would be the twist of the century
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it makes SO MUCH sense.
  • KIZILELMA doesn't have a pilot in it, so as long as the airframe is up to the task, 20-30 G's could be achievable and beneficial.
  • KIZILELMA is designed to be STOBAR compliant, that means aircraft launching on its on power, with only the ship's speed assisting take-off. having the entire wing actuated is bound to help with lift. Might also help with landing.
Honestly the wings doesnt even have to move that much. Rear-wheel steering racks in modern cars turn 5 degrees at most and the difference it makes is STAGGERING.
I hope BAYKAR patented this. its a really innovative approach to making planes and the potential makes me drool.🤤
 
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