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They are using a startup company engine. The company existed but they started making this engine recently. This is a 12hp engine where PG50 is 50hp.

Kalkan drone will probably be enlarged when larger engines are provided.

Turkish Airlines have flown around 340 destinations at its peak.

There is no telling. Engine supply is critical. I expect 3 engine types in the TF6000 family, the TF10000 and an additional medium bypass engine. This last engine makes planes fly high.

Kizilelma full steam.

What about Libya?

I assume he didn't give more detail you can share.

This reminded me of a dream I had seen about Covid-19. Before that, I was one of the very first people who caught the disease in Türkiye as when I started coughing nobody had heard the word Covid-19 in the World. I caught it from a neighbor of mine who traveled from Singapore to Istanbul. Seeing...

There is no short life engine in this class.

In what way is it better than a TB2 while TB2 itself was developed using an LSA as a test plane. It is like undeveloping a TB2 to get an LSA which is far behind TB2 which has an optimized aerodynamics and everything else. An LSA only helps if you already have them in stock and want to trick...

Of course you can not employ one company to do everything but what the Uçaksan Company attempted to do requires way more effort that that small company can afford. That's because they wanted to make a training aircraft that requires a rigorous certification process. I have to repeat the saying...

If something requires a big goverment support it is best a government company like TAI make it.

You can take out expensive parts from inside a TB2 and use it instead with better success if you need a large drone.

Of course that pressure is the movement of water and can be utilized to turn a turbine. That's how the proposed HES uses the existing moving water in water systems. But it can't be used when the water does not have any potential or kinetic energy.

I don't want to be the person breaking the news but simply put energy comes from movement or heat (including photovoltaic). If you do not have these you don't get energy. The HES in question uses running water. It is best to develop small nuclear power-plants that are easy to deploy.

This consumes energy.

This needs running water.

We can be skeptical but we know that it is also possible. Even humanoid robots are on the verge of becoming real. Looking at levels of automation in other fields if they want to go to that extents in one field they can do it but there is a multitude of weapons to make and going to full...

Alas, China uses robots to do this.