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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.

It is surely possible and probable in any size of cruise missiles but would be more probable for smaller cruise missiles. They can do such a capacity if they feel the urge to do so. It is a lesson to learn for us too. We need more capacity provided by multiple makers and not just by one. I...

I have been at the ballot boxes. We are yet to see election results.

They can probably make a strip along an orbital path rather than global until they can launch satellites en masse.

"Turkish skies", what part of the sky is that.

GEO satellites have latency. They can control fast planes with minimal latency with LEO satellites. If the cost of launching from İğneada is acceptable then Roketsan've already got a customer who can pay the cost of fast track launch services RD.

If they can build a constellation they can provide sat-com services to less fortunate militaries. I wish their payload is light enough to launch from İğneada.

Resembles an octocopter drone waiting to get its propellers and loaded with a big battery. I have been looking at drones lately.

You are going overboard, if it wasn't for the peace process we wouldn't be able to go hard on terror. Peace process showed who is who and who deserves what so that their treatment could be administered.

He did not waste 40 years of Turkish people, you are mixing and meshing information. He extended a loving hand to his citizens to see if they will hold on to that hand but some didn't. So this provided the pretext where he got to extend an iron fist to those who wouldn't comply.

This should solve the test-bed prıoblem then. Data transmission requirements can be satisfied by employing multiple transmitters I guess..

NATO is the reason we were left in the dust while the world progressed. With good leadership we could be 20 years ahead of where we are now, with local technology above 97%. NATO provided some security but made us farmers and servants that served the rich western alliance.

I wonder if the Murad can be tested on one of the Kaan prototypes skipping a makeshift test-bed plane altogether. Probably a little low on the power supply but isn't there an APU already.

There is ups and downs in everything but navigating to a high ground among too many pitfalls that the enemy paved in many decades is nothing but brilliant. Today Türkiye is at over 80% self reliant and looking to become 95% in the next 5 years. Look at other nations who are in free fall to know...