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That makes 400000 cars at 50kW battery capacity.

2 million cells per year.

No one wants an immature product, Israel got early because they can modify the plane.

Yes there is, they will probably pick someone who can do space research.

Qatar is included in the 8 export countries already, try again.

That would be bearings, magnetic or air bearings are best for maintenance free applications but ceramic ones are good for medium workload, steel ones are the least durable.

We We only know of eight of them. We need to guess 5 more closed sales.

https://defencehub.live/threads/cartography-section.1187/post-134197

A map of Turkish made UAV operators Romania added to upcoming TB2 users group. PM Edi Rama of Albania "TB2s will come online very soon". Malaysia is confirmed to get their Ankas, map is turquoise now. Indonesia is interested in Anka and Aksungur, map is light blue.

Turns out that Kazakhstan is buying Anka. I wonder if they are still looking for TB2 for variety. https://haber.aero/savunma/tusas-kazakistana-anka-satisinda-sona-geldi/...

Finally a good use for the TJ90 engine which can enable its serial production and more affordable price. They should also turn it into a simple turbofan engine which will enable longer flight times and possible civilian applications.

He is checking the thrust not the temperature. Temperatures are metered using a probe when necessary but not needed all the time.

It goes up to 750 C at the power turbine but far less at distance.

These are common practices working with such small turbines.

People doing the research there are not idiots. Safety precautions are for every kind of work that involves risk of injury. Yet people wear working jet turbines on their arms and fly with them. Those people doing the actual work know better what to do.

Happy now?

It is a ready made base map acquired from western sources. I am not aware of the land disputes there, and between whom. Why not you enlighten us, briefly.

This size of turbines are in the realm of RC planes and amateurs dealt with them regularly in the near past and still. There is not much hazard to it, there is no point to being overcautious.

Fixed now, you can barely see Rwanda on the map.

A thought is was Algeria, lets check to be sure. EDIT: I fixed it.