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This engine emerged long time ago but still presented like it is new. Electrification kills many engines.

Rotary engines are powerful but fuel hungry, high on emissions and noisy. The only example in military is the Harop's British made engine.

They simply wanted to advance their Zionist agenda before Türkiye and muslims became too strong to antagonize.

Ethiopia joins the Akıncı club.

Because F35 can kill itself without help :ROFLMAO:

From eating dust to zero competition, it is a miracle.

Will Niron magnets dethrone neodymium magnets? @Bogeyman https://newatlas.com/automotive/gm-niron-clean-earth-magnet-motor/ https://www.nironmagnetics.com/

The US high percentage includes foreign brands operating in the US and is deceptive, Türkiye must be leading already.

And it only gets bigger, these numbers are 2021 numbers.

When will you get the VLS capability in the Navy when we go fully domestic as opposed to a Navantia cooperation. If we can wait then no problem, if we can speed up domestic development again no problem but if we will get that capability 5 years later than when we can actually get it then we may...

Navantia haven't been able to find an export customer for the S80. It has a big overlap of capabilities with our Milden. We want to go fully domestic but the timeframes we are looking at might make a cooperation beneficial. If we can speed up domestic development it would be the best.

Dönmezoğlu made a rotary wing aircraft, so funny. They should add some wings for longer airtime.

Canik MC9 goes TACtical, sweeet. The grip covers two fingers and a half, needs an accessory to make it full.

Is there a precedent to using a gyrocopter in military, I highly doubt.

For military use, cost is not really an issue, but controllability is paramaunt. Too bad in Türkiye helicopter sector is too weak. Until TAI started making them with help from the Italians there was no achievement at all. There were tiny remote controlled recreational models. In Japan they use...

When it comes to unmanned system where pilot skill is not required I would say helicopers is the only way to go as they are fully controllable. Gyrocopters shine for safety as they are in autorotation at all times and are much safer than helicopters for this reason alone. Again, kindo, this is...

Gendarmarie can use it for patroling. I am not sure if they have such a need. But Gyrocopters are more for recreational use than anything. They need a runway to take off and land.

We should sell our uranium.

They wouldn't test two unproven systems togather. This should be a test of the helicopter alone with a proven engine.

Soaring season for Turkish aviation; Kaan should follow suit or Anka3 will overtake already.