Baryshx
Contributor
There will be several variants of the KE, twin engine, ghost, high speed etc. as. The TF6000 will probably be used in these.If not for KE,what will it be used for? I thought it was designed for drones like KE
Latest Thread
There will be several variants of the KE, twin engine, ghost, high speed etc. as. The TF6000 will probably be used in these.If not for KE,what will it be used for? I thought it was designed for drones like KE
Baykar is developing KE with Motor Sich engines. The final engine to be used is a derivative of the engines used in Chinese twin engined Hongdu JL-10 light attack/trainer jet. But these engines are of Soviet era technology. They were not built to be used in stealth planes. Or used in unmanned craft that can do manoeuvres that no manned jet can do. With sudden requirement of power and heavy loads on engines, the turbine blades and engine parts are going to be subjected to extreme stresses. This is when TF6000’s single crystal blades and new modern tech comes in to play.There will be several variants of the KE, twin engine, ghost, high speed etc. as. The TF6000 will probably be used in these.
Unfortunately it is normal practice for a private company to think of it’s bottom line profit before the needs of the country. If you are buying these engines at a very discounted price and have some form of organic connection with the company too, and the engine sort of meets the needs up to a point, you don’t look at more expensive solutions.Good points but I personally never seen Baykar mentioning the TF6000 even once.
+1Unfortunately it is normal practice for a private company to think of it’s bottom line profit before the needs of the country. If you are buying these engines at a very discounted price and have some form of organic connection with the company too, and the engine sort of meets the needs up to a point, you don’t look at more expensive solutions.
So they won’t mention TF6000 until the TSK and the government tells them to use it.
Or in the case of PD170 when they had to use it due to Rotax supply drying, when Mr Selcuk Bayraktar stated how impressed he was with the power output of that engine.
If not for KE,what will it be used for? I thought it was designed for drones like KE
That was the 1st real prototype,Both I guess. An engine test happened not too long ago, which prototype was that? The first?
I really hope those are place holders. While I found them actually suiting Akıncı, they ruin the look of a pristine jet.That was the 1st real prototype,
They have started or about to start another one.
Those control surfaces and actuators are quite preliminary, Baykar will get them in better shape complying with stealthiness requirements. I even doubt if it will with those control surfaces. Could be place holders.
You are looking at an unfinished work. Artists wouldn't be artists when if looked at their unfinished work alone.I really hope those are place holders. While I found them actually suiting Akıncı, they ruin the look of a pristine jet.
They're probably the actual actuators but they don't have their fairings installed yet. Even the Akinci has fairings for these actuators and it isn't even a stealth plane, so I'm quite certain Kizilelma will have them. I imagine Baykar is working on LO fairings like what the F-22 has. Internal actuators like on the F-35 would've been even better but I guess they would've driven the price up too much for not much benefit over stealthy fairings.That was the 1st real prototype,
They have started or about to start another one.
Those control surfaces and actuators are quite preliminary, Baykar will get them in better shape complying with stealthiness requirements. I even doubt if it will with those control surfaces. Could be place holders.
Enemy from the deep!
Enemy from the deep!
Wait, is that even possible USV with rotating 25mm that pop up ? Or a minigun?
brilliant! but they will need air superiority first to safely conduct this kind ASW operation.
uav launching sonobuoys and listening capability
Yes, but that's the case with manned aircraft even morebrilliant, but they will need air superiority first to safely conduct this kind ASW operation.
I think when fully armed ackinci and mius will be operational in good numbers turkish drone doctrine will be evaluated into the next level.Yes, but that's the case with manned aircraft even more