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IMO, delayed mass production is not a problem, but delayed BATU&UTKU Power Pack is a big problem. I question the necessity of a heavy tank, but not the necessity of a power pack that is powerful enough to move heavy tanks and at the same time compact. Because we will need that power package and...

I couldn't understand what was meant by "flight". Flight in a business jet converted into a test-bed airplane is one thing, flight in a Ozgur F-16 block 30 is another thing... That radar and the TF-10000 engine made me a stress cube, I swear!

This part of your message made a lot of sense to me, although I still think the power is insufficient. If T925 is designed with 3 engines from the beginning and the engine chambers are kept large, the capacity of the helicopter can be easily increased in the future.

No, power is insufficient. Considering that the helicopter will be 11 tons or even 12 tons, 3x1400 = 4200 HP means insufficient power. Especially if high&hot performance is sought. I think 6000 HP is what she needs.

Nice nice, but which engine? ;)

Yes, nonsense. Which platform, whose development has been completed, did TAI not produce at a sufficient speed? T-129? Anka? Aksungur? Which one? If you do not want to hear personal insults, do not accuse TAI employees, who are exhausted from working hard, of laziness without any evidence.

Excellent news.

It must take a special effort to talk so much nonsense.

More importantly, which engine? How many Ukrainian engines do we have?

Bad news! BMC's CEO Prof. Murat Yalçıntaş resigned! What a bad luck you have, Altay! My friends, there is a big problem somewhere. First G. Okumuş from Tubitak Sage, then M. Yalçıntaş from BMC... Moreover, these problems are happening at a very dangerous time when mistakes can never be...

True. However we use drones so intensively and we will soon reach PT6's flight times. For this reason, IMO we can achieve the engine reliability required for trainer customers in a short time and cost effectively.

NO. (with big capitals) This is almost final design.

IMO, the reason for the delay in the delivery of the Gökbey helicopter is the LHTEC CTS-800 engine, which is planned to be used in the first batches. I don't have any proof, but I feel like there is a deliberate delay in the license for that engine. I think if the TS-1400 engine enters mass...

Why didn't they take our TFX project seriously? Did they think we weren't serious or did they think we didn't have the ability? And what interests me more is this: Why did they take it seriously now?

Think of it like an aerial sniper team. As the team's spotter, Akıncı will search&track the target as a member of the herd of AWACS-UAV. Anka-3, on the other hand, will fire very long-range AA missiles like a sniper wearing ghillie camouflage. Kızılelma, on the other hand, will engage the enemy...

I once said about Akıncı, "We will benefit greatly from the meat and feathers of this bird." I said so, and so it happened. Akıncı even became a test plane for radar, what else can you ask for? I expect Akıncı to become the "flying Gökhan launcher" within 1-2 years. Launching Siper HSS missiles...

Yes! I am as happy as if Kaan had flown! :D We can now deliver our much-desired "love" packages to the herd of hyenas&jackals around us, of course if the TF-6000/10000 engine enters mass production.

Our geography is boiling. In this geopolitical environment, we urgently need functional air power. The only way to do this is through domestic radar and domestic engine. If we had not been proactive and developed Hisar/Siper, Hürjet, drones and guided munitions, our situation would have been...

I am more excited to see the news (TEI TF-6000 engine ignited for the first time & Aselsan Murad AESA Radar is ready for mass production) rather than KAAN's maiden flight.

I have a radar project, the details of which I will not share here. I am thinking of retiring in August 2024 (in an EYT style). I can deal with that project at Teknokent. I think that with a software update and some minor hardware changes, I can bring the underpowered radars deployed on drones...