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Most likely they will use the same testbed used for ÇAFRAD.What ship they can use to carry out naval tests of MİDAS after land tests? Could they simulate the tests on land?
Most likely they will use the same testbed used for ÇAFRAD.What ship they can use to carry out naval tests of MİDAS after land tests? Could they simulate the tests on land?
Talked about in Naval programs section, some people just like to make things up, presuming CAATSA to be in action after Biden and his team has came to the power.There is a lot of rumour going on in the media about the VLS purchase from the US for the I-Class frigate that it has undergone embargo restrictions.
The last time I looked in to it, the sale of this VLS via BAE Systems, was approved by the US Senate. Have they rescinded their decision?
Also there is talk about not being able to purchase ESSM from US For the new ships. Again, as far as I know Roketsan is a joint developer and manufacturer of these missiles. Are they doing a F35 style move on these as well?
Have we not produced G40 missile using our knowledge an expertise on the ESSM?
As I can see it none of these rumours have any substance. But then , we were joint partners in f35 Project!!
Bora range is misprinted: Correct range is 80-280km.Looks like Roketsan opened a youtube channel.
TRG 122 Artillery Rocket System
Range : 16-35 KM
Guidance : GPS/INS
TRG 300 Kaplan Artillery Rocket System
Range : 30-120 KM
Guidance : GPS/INS
Bora(Khan) Artillery Rocket System
Range : 80-280 KM
Guidance : GPS/INS
Stated to be around 360km, which makes sense since Bora utilises composite materials and Khan does not.Bora range is misprinted: Correct range is 80-280km.
Guys comparing ESSM which has 4-5 mach speed ( and 40km range) with Barak 8 that has speed just 2mach, we can understand that just lowering speed israelis reach 80-100km range. Is there any information about speed of HISARA and HISAR-O?
Could Hisar + variants reach longer range by lowering speed?
Okay i agree with you. But Barak 8 missiles have 2 mach speed.??Speed and agility are not just about the speed of your arrival. These values are calculated precisely, when you do not need speed, you can hit a cargo plane hundreds of kilometers away by adding a radar seeker head on the Yıldırım or Bora body (it will probably be like the Sonda Rocket because the Yıldırım is thinner).
Have you checked the length and width of both missiles?Okay i agree with you. But Barak 8 missiles have 2 mach speed.??
( However yıldırım, Bora etc artillery rockets can reach high speed 3-4 mach after launching. But they can't be used as SAM because they need to be controlled. When you throughly manage your rocket , it means :you get a missile. Anyway let's talk about Barak 8 )
Did jews find optimal SAM speed for long range as 2 mach?
A high-subsonic MIUS or better a supersonic Goksungur with meteor-like missiles are force-multipliers. With datalink from ground radars and awacs, they can fire their missiles from 200km away without needing on-board radar. But the bigger question is: is this concept reliable enough in terms of communication and data-linkage or are manned fighter still needed in a heavy electronic interference situation?Tubitak is working on ramjet engine. If everything goes well Roketsan can develop AA missiles with ramjet in several years.
I was wondering how much the combination of ramjet missile on Akinci UCAV would help our air defenses
We have the classical thought of fast jet with missile in our mind, but since UCAV's get more and more operational we should switch our mindset as well. Fast jet is not really needed when the missile does the work. Fast jet advantage is only when you want intercept roles.
Ramjet missiles are fast (Mach6) and long range (200 - 300km range or even more). Most problematic part is detection of enemy fighter jet (especially if she is stealth)
Question: is it possible to use Akinci like UCAV's in air defense roles? Say equipped with AA ramjet missiles, but there is a long range airborne AESA radar needed for detection.
Baykar MİUS is already being developed for air to ground bombardment. We need UCAV to be developed for air-to-air warfare. You cannot send UCAV to air-to-air battles at Mach 0.8. That speed should be at least Mach 1.4. This is necessary to maintain maneuverability and high payload in long-range air to air battles. A UCAV should be able to do its job with its electronic warfare capacity, ISR equipment and Soft Kill systems. A UCAV should primarily be highly autonomous with its sensor capabilities and artificial intelligence. You cannot control it from a distance of 400 km like Anka.Tubitak is working on ramjet engine. If everything goes well Roketsan can develop AA missiles with ramjet in several years.
I was wondering how much the combination of ramjet missile on Akinci UCAV would help our air defenses
We have the classical thought of fast jet with missile in our mind, but since UCAV's get more and more operational we should switch our mindset as well. Fast jet is not really needed when the missile does the work. Fast jet advantage is only when you want intercept roles.
Ramjet missiles are fast (Mach6) and long range (200 - 300km range or even more). Most problematic part is detection of enemy fighter jet (especially if she is stealth)
Question: is it possible to use Akinci like UCAV's in air defense roles? Say equipped with AA ramjet missiles, but there is a long range airborne AESA radar needed for detection.
Tubitak is working on ramjet engine. If everything goes well Roketsan can develop AA missiles with ramjet in several years.
I was wondering how much the combination of ramjet missile on Akinci UCAV would help our air defenses
We have the classical thought of fast jet with missile in our mind, but since UCAV's get more and more operational we should switch our mindset as well. Fast jet is not really needed when the missile does the work. Fast jet advantage is only when you want intercept roles.
Ramjet missiles are fast (Mach6) and long range (200 - 300km range or even more). Most problematic part is detection of enemy fighter jet (especially if she is stealth)
Question: is it possible to use Akinci like UCAV's in air defense roles? Say equipped with AA ramjet missiles, but there is a long range airborne AESA radar needed for detection.
An AI sporting unmanned Hürjet fits nicely in the bill. It can be an optionally manned as well. An UCAV that features a full set of sensors and weapons is not far from a Hürjet class plane anyway both in capability and in cost. Therefore Hürjet that leaves the pilot at home is a good option for such a role.Baykar MİUS is already being developed for air to ground bombardment. We need UCAV to be developed for air-to-air warfare. You cannot send UCAV to air-to-air battles at Mach 0.8. That speed should be at least Mach 1.4. This is necessary to maintain maneuverability and high payload in long-range air to air battles. A UCAV should be able to do its job with its electronic warfare capacity, ISR equipment and Soft Kill systems. A UCAV should primarily be highly autonomous with its sensor capabilities and artificial intelligence. You cannot control it from a distance of 400 km like Anka.
We will use them in air defence roles but Akinci will be a big target for fast manned fighters when they are detected. I think the detection ranges of manned aircrafts’ AESA radars will be longer than the one Akinci has so Turboprop Akinci should be operated inside same network with other striking units. Akinci-like unmanned and relatively slow drones should fire the missiles before enemy aircrafts and It is only possible when they are linked with airborne early warning radars. MIUS with 950km/h and 1t missile payload will be more convenient to AA engagagement roles.