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What about a fully loaded TB-3 ?

They wouldn’t do it in poor sea state, at least not for the first tests. But later on a STOBAR system will be necessary, in my opinion.

So a possible order from Malaysia ? At least I hope so.

Oh yeah maybe taking TAI as a consultant, why not.

Why would TUSAS give techniques and info to Baykar ? Aren’t they competitors after all ? It won’t happen in my opinion.

I wonder what they have in mind.

TAI’s number of employees increased to 14,167 from 11,825 previously. https://career.tusas.com/

Correct. Now the question is why ? How are you supposed to sell your products and be known abroad if you don’t advertised yourself adequately ? And it’s not like they don’t have the ressources to do it.

Do they even know that Aksungur exists ? Seems like there is a great lack of marketing / advertising regarding TAI drones.

Yep he said that the TF-X is a joint project between the UK and TR.

That’s what I was thinking too. He talks about hypersonic missile when we don’t even have a ramjet one yet.

The moment you put mines like before nobody will ever try to cross the border again. I wonder who had the bright idea to remove mines from the border, especially with unstable and dangerous countries like Iran and Syria.

So more or less the price of an AMRAAM.

Then again, I doubt the average Syrian bought the citizenship for 250k dollars, cause that’s still a lot of money, that only the wealthiest ones can afford. In my opinion, they were granted citizenship for election purposes. Meaning corruption involved.

Nice, now we can do propaganda in Africa.

The TB3 should be equiped with a PD-220 engine, correct ? At least for the naval variant.

Yeah I think he mixed up the names. ~ 100 Km for Gokdogan and ~ 20 Km for Bozdogan.

So this is not really an indigenous radar. Also does it mean that they will redo the tests when using own GaN modules ? Seems like there is still a long way before MURAD becomes fully indigenous.

Basically an LTE base station attached to a drone. 🙂 This can be helpful in areas with poor mobile phone coverage or during a disaster.