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LOS limits your operation to 150km to 300km.

You simply turn a drone into a flying relay radio station and everything else stays the same. Ground station sends signals to the flying relay station and it sends the signal to the operated KE and the signal follows the same path back. You can even employ multiple relay drones for longer range.

Energy weapons directed towards Europe, then.

The photographs are taken from an unflattering angle with a wide angle lens which distorts the view, Kargı looks better from a distance and from top view.

TB2 deal was made way before the start of the war, and Kirpi is not a weapon but a carriage, not offensive while Kargi is nothing but offensive, no offense.

Russia is a good trade partner for Türkiye otherwise we have many new weapons to try.

If we can reduce our energy bill we will have a huge industrial advantage.

Spain is the 5th largest ceramic tiles producer of the world and that industry uses natural gas for production. Ceramic prices have risen 1047%. Stop dreaming redoing your bathroom.

Drones changing the game.

@Combat-Master clarifies the situation John Wick style, this means bloodbath. I am out of here.

Baykar actually said that Kızılelma will cost 1/7th to 1/8th of a manned fighter jet. This does not look realistic, perhaps this is the cost of making it and not the sales price.

Surprise surprise, we were thinking they never started development of a military version for the TS1400 but turns out they did. Anyway, I guess lessons get learned when challenges emerge and hopefully once the first of the turbine classes get inducted following developments get quicker.

With the quickly changing international politics of today you never know what gets the priority. A marine engine is a lesser technology than an aviation engine. The TF6000 will get its first ignition in around six months from today. I don't see why it should take more than an additional full...

A few steps after a chip a computer is a natural follower. With system on a chip approach computers can be made, the example of which is the smart phone. Some people may argue that Çakıl is a RISC CPU but so is Apple's latest chip M1 which is a top performer.

It will be fantastic if a set of TF6000 engine marine derivative is used in this project.

Comparing to existing capabilities is not good enough, Milden must include every capability that Turkish industry can provide in it.

In today's speech at the Technofest President Erdoğan mentioned making our own computers and chips in a single sentence. I am thinking that his statement means there is some ongoing intent in this field.

A twin engine MIUS should be somewhat larger to take more fuel to say the least. It can still keep the same form though.

Semiconductor technology in Türkiye only serves the defense sector. There isn't any civilian sector to the best of my knowledge that benefits from domestic production. However there are several companies that can design chips and get them produced abroad. Yital, Yongatek, AB MikroNano, Aselsan...

We have the tech of 25 years ago and we are looking into moving up to tech of 15 years ago.