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Bayraktar Operators

Give me an hour.

UAV Exports map changes once again.

Albania is bound to start operating TB2 very soon. https://www.haber7.com/dunya/haber/3263730-arnavutluk-basbakani-duyurdu-bayraktar-sihalar-yakinda-hizmete-girecek UAV exports map updated now.

Kuwait is on the UAV Exports map as a likely operator of TB2.

On the contrary Ukranian engines look too slim for the engine housing.

And now what relevance is there with a past work that has been done. We do have wind tunnels and all of our own. So we can be considered to be able to conduct wind tunnel tests independantly. What matters is the current and soon to be attained state of things, past foreign participation is a...

What does BAE systems own with TF-X, they are only selling engineering service.

Only US has ongoing participation in Turkish aviation industry with partnerships in TEI and Alp Aviation.

Yongatek is working on video processing and communications chips initially and there is the general purpose chip Çakıl. it would be best if chips to power MMU computers can be made locally in Ankara in time for MMU production. I am not sure how critical it would be to use foreign chips for MMU...

Checkout the patent databases with the application code on the paper. Turkpatent Espacenet Patentscope

Looking at Silterra's website they only have 110nm as their most advances process. If a 65nm process is to be acquired it will be new for tem too. Unless the chip factory to be founded in Ankara is meant to involve some other partners than Silterra, that is.

100kg to 300km altitude in 2023. This is just around the corner and means what? 1200km ?

Gökkuşağı I have never heard of this, where and when did Erdoğan mention this.

You won't get twice the success when you put two engine companies togather. Probably it will not give any additional productivity while they will get only half the money each. So, better alone than togather I guess.

If it were so then every plane would have high wings to be on the safe side.

This rocket resembles the Falcon 9 Block 5 for its looks but a smaller one in size. Make no mistake though this is a different one. https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/f/f7/Falcon_rocket_family6.svg

Moon mission's first stage was supposed to be a Space-X Falcon 9.

This rocket seems to be around 230 cm wide. I don't see a reason why they should put a foreign launch rocket in the video. Good thing there is no side boosters. There seems to be spread legs for landing too. I wish all this to be true and this propels us to a next level already.

They have already said that it will be in the first couple months of 2023. But it totally depends on how confident they feel about the success of the integration process. There is the experience gained from previous planes but this is a faster beast so experience can not be totally relied on.