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Means, the consumption and range depends on flying route (altitude ).
1.17 kg/h/daN is sea level SFC unless stated otherwise. It is also mentioned in the infographic as SLS (Sea Level Static, max rpm) so if you put 51kg of fuel and run the engine for 15 minutes Çakır will travel 225km at worst.
 
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1.17 kg/h/daN is sea level SFC unless stated otherwise. It is also mentioned in the infographic as SLS (Sea Level Static, max rpm) so if you put 51kg of fuel and run the engine for 15 minutes Çakır will travel 225km at worst.

Let's say Cakir carries 80kg fuel. The range will go beyond 300km...
 

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Let's say Cakir carries 80kg fuel. The range will go beyond 300km...
It can easily travel past 300km but I think this extra range will be used as loitering capability. And note that Çakır doesn't need to travel at Mach 0.8 constantly it will probably be able to throttle down to Mach 0.3-0.4 while loitering to conserve fuel. Çakır will probably have man-in-the-loop capability with a 2-way datalink for the IIR version and a data-link range of ~200km. There is a good reason why an EW version of Çakır is planned. The missile will have top-class endurance for its class.

Roketsan is underselling/sandbagging Çakır by a huge margin.
 

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Multi-Barrel Rocket Launcher [MBRL], is capable of providing precise fire on critical targets between the ranges of 10-280 km.

The MBRL is a highly maneuverable fire support system that can fire TR-122 & TRB-122 Unguided Rockets, TRG-122, TRLG-122, TRG-230, TRLG-230, TRG-300 and KHAN Missiles. A MBRL battery is composed of a Command & Control Vehicle, Launching Vehicles, Ammunition Supply Vehicles, a Meteorology Vehicle and a Maintenance & Repair Vehicle, as well as other mission vehicles that are needed.

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https://www.roketsan.com.tr/en/products/multi-barrel-rocket-launcher
 
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Atmaca test fire with a KTJ-3200. This will be a busy week for us :)



And oh my godness, it has a new BMC Tuğra 8x8 as TEL!!! Old Barbaros tests were made on Roketsan's Kamaz truck. This could only mean Barbaros is maturing for induction into service...
That looks like ATMACA RF to me, what do you guys think? If so, this is technically first live-fire test of ATMACA with the indigenous engine.
 

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That looks like ATMACA RF to me, what do you guys think? If so, this is technically first live-fire test of ATMACA with the indigenous engine.
Yup, this is indeed the first Atmaca test with KTJ-3200. Per news from january KTJ-3700s for Kara Atmaca were also to be delivered soon so we should see a Kara Atmacca test in the near future as well.
 

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What's the difference between Atmaca and Kara Atmaca?
Atmaca is the Harpoon equivalent we have for naval vessels with an RF seeker.

Atmaca on the Barbaros Coastal Defence System(video above) is the land based Atmaca missile to be used for coastal defence duties mostly against naval targets. and will also be delivered to navy.

Kara Atmaca is a bigger, longer and heavier Atmaca with an IIR seeker that will be delivered to the land forces. It's a ground launched cruise missile.
 

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Atmaca is the Harpoon equivalent we have for naval vessels with an RF seeker.

Atmaca on the Barbaros Coastal Defence System(video above) is the land based Atmaca missile to be used for coastal defence duties mostly against naval targets. and will also be delivered to navy.

Kara Atmaca is a bigger, longer and heavier Atmaca with an IIR seeker that will be delivered to the land forces. It's a ground launched cruise missile.
Who wants to bet that we are also going to get an Hava Atmaca 😂
 

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Atmaca is the Harpoon equivalent we have for naval vessels with an RF seeker.

Atmaca on the Barbaros Coastal Defence System(video above) is the land based Atmaca missile to be used for coastal defence duties mostly against naval targets. and will also be delivered to navy.

Kara Atmaca is a bigger, longer and heavier Atmaca with an IIR seeker that will be delivered to the land forces. It's a ground launched cruise missile.
Thank you for the explanation. Kara Atmaca sounds really good, can't wait to see it.
 
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