Well they do increase the RCS profile, but the real hurt comes from the C2 RF emissions when it comes to drones AFAIK. It could be resolved through making it fully autonomous which I believe Skunkworks already it has up its sleeve waiting to try it out on the nearing Pacific theatre.
OK, let me get this straight the frontal value was the only thing that was measured for the F-22 giving a value of .0001m2 the F-35 was given a .001m2, then some air force general said the F-35 is stealthier than the F-22 so there are a lot of contradictions on claims. The Kizelelma is smaller and has less surface area than the F-35 so that is something that cant be overlooked and hence more stealth by default. I wouldnt even give a shit if the U.S. had 40 years of experience in RAM since they spent more money on drones and had more years of experience on that field yet for some reason they have Turks and Russians already beating them with the ambitious projects they are pursuing. There are still reported crashes of the F-35s which i guess makes sense why they wouldn't want to go pursue any big drone project. These drones will also have better radars and modules and there are no reports yet of the F-35 getting newer radar modules.
Selcuk Bayraktar said in a television program (KE) that it includes the systems found in Akıncı, so we can actually say that (KE) Akıncı is a jet engine model.
The vehicle is called Ravn X. A drone that launches satellites to LEO?
Whats this
I was gonna write just that
Satellite launching drone from an American company
Isnt this the Boeing loyal wingman?
To be fair, that UAV is already a modified Cri-Cri manned which is the smallest twin-engined manned aircraft in the world. Made in France.
I really have my doubts that greece have potential to build own UAV.
Never! A Proud plagiarist always rips off the original directly
The prototype will literally run on Akıncı avionics and actuators, but if their plan has not changed the ultimate KE that will go through serial production will have its own actuators and avionics. I once hear they plan to introduce an actuator similar to the ones on fighter planes but this is not my field so i went "whatever".
They have people who can do that, but definitely not the ones who made TALOS.
nah thats exactly how its supposed to be...
its all conceptually legit, but i personally draw the line at "yeşil vatan". what the hell is even that?
