The guy just puts official logos on shite he makes upWhen I read the Tweets from Güçlü Akpinar, I could think he is an Insider.
In the Way he write and with the Graphics.
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The guy just puts official logos on shite he makes upWhen I read the Tweets from Güçlü Akpinar, I could think he is an Insider.
In the Way he write and with the Graphics.
Unreal!
There is no miracle design to reverse engineer. What remains is software, ammunition and war strategy/plan/concept.
Speed isn't that important. B2 can't pass 0.8 mach either, so I hope they optimize the twin engine variant for maximum payload.don't know how credible the account is, so take it with a grain of salt.
"An Official:
- ANKA 3 -
-Cannot exceed the speed of sound. The new version of this, a twin-engine aircraft will exceed the speed of sound.
-We made the 2nd and 3rd and are currently producing them."
I mean, it is official that it cannot go supersonic, it's official top speed is 0.7 mach or something like that on TAI's website and they said before they were planning to make a bigger version (or could make) so second part is also not surprising.don't know how credible the account is, so take it with a grain of salt.
"An Official:
- ANKA 3 -
-Cannot exceed the speed of sound. The new version of this, a twin-engine aircraft will exceed the speed of sound.
-We made the 2nd and 3rd and are currently producing them."
Why not...even though the TB2 isn't necessarily the most technologically advanced UAV out there, it has seen better success both in terms of exports and operational capabilities compared to the chinese counterpartsLmao I hope this is a troll, you think China needs to reverse engineer TB-2? can't be serious
Why not...even though the TB2 isn't necessarily the most technologically advanced UAV out there, it has seen better success both in terms of exports and operational capabilities compared to the chinese counterparts
As I previously mentioned here, Anka 3 is a flying wing. If you try to go supersonic you need to heavily compromise it's structural integrity by making the wings very thin. From engineering aspect it is just not feasible.don't know how credible the account is, so take it with a grain of salt.
"An Official:
- ANKA 3 -
-Cannot exceed the speed of sound. The new version of this, a twin-engine aircraft will exceed the speed of sound.
-We made the 2nd and 3rd and are currently producing them."