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Chinese I assume.
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This reminder/info by Kubilay Yıldırım üstat, may indirectly help us to get an idea about TISU.
Can we see a flying wing form with fuselage and wings produced as together?
Can we see a flying wing form with fuselage and wings produced as together?
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Uzbek MoD visits Baykar.
Uzbekistan has not acquired Turkish drones yet.
Uzbekistan has not acquired Turkish drones yet.
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TB3 and kizilelma to fly this year.
Hopefully we see the test flight of the tb3 soon.
Hopefully we see the test flight of the tb3 soon.
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Extremely ambitious. It is probably "A" version without air-to-air capability. It is really difficult if not impossible to integrate AESA+AA missiles and gain the capability for air-to-air engagement in a year.
Akıncı will carry the same AESA radar and has similar avionics as Kızılelma so any weapon integrated on Akıncı can be counted like %80 towards integration on Kızılelma but even then it is really ambitious.
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I don't think it will be aesa at first. F16 and Akıncı are waiting in line.
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Yep. Development of an AI pilot that can match human pilots is difficult and time consuming. Maybe they will manage to integrate a radar by next year but IMO it will only have basic AI and A2A capability (i.e., human operator doing the decision making, can select a target and fire a missile at it - no dogfighting capability or autonomous missions) until a few years later when a full AI pilot upgrade can be done.
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Another thing to note, the model used for this testing is the old model, newer one (without the antennas) should be a bit lower because of the canard placement)
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They already did...
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KE has a much better RCS value than the calculation made above. As you all know KE is not manufactured from metal, it is manufactured from composite materials. Those calculations were made assuming KE is %100 PEC metal.
KE has 8 big main structural parts. All of them are made from composite.
1) Nose
2) Body
3) 2x Canards
4) 2x Wings
5) 2x Vertical tail stabilizers
Depending on what kind of RAM will be used KE might be as stealthy as the F-35.
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What I find baffling is the speed of the drone project where Erdogan says production 2023, has there been any Turkish projects that has been delayed before?(knock on wood it won't happen to this project). not as negative criticism but the timeframe is just insanely fast and I cannot be the only one here that thinks that.
We had the Euros fly the Bae Taranis and neuron and they have never fired weapons or dropped a bomb and still to this day have not set production dates same with the X-47B that got cancelled. The Okhotnik-b had a test fight in august 2019 and a series of more flights and set production for 2023. Now this drone looked like it was to use Ukrainian engines according to Wikipedia but a user told me the TF-6000 engines will be used in which it will have flight before the end of 2022 but a set production for 2023. Does anyone have atleast a little concern with that fast timeframe? If not, Turkey will set a lot of world records on this project. Just want to share this opinion if it has not been brought up before.
We had the Euros fly the Bae Taranis and neuron and they have never fired weapons or dropped a bomb and still to this day have not set production dates same with the X-47B that got cancelled. The Okhotnik-b had a test fight in august 2019 and a series of more flights and set production for 2023. Now this drone looked like it was to use Ukrainian engines according to Wikipedia but a user told me the TF-6000 engines will be used in which it will have flight before the end of 2022 but a set production for 2023. Does anyone have atleast a little concern with that fast timeframe? If not, Turkey will set a lot of world records on this project. Just want to share this opinion if it has not been brought up before.
