Curious if two helicopters can carry one hanging payload. Considering elaborate tasks can be accomplished with the help of AI why not several helicopters carry a single payload holding from several points. Have you guys seen any precedence?
They must be mad because Turkey will not play the sick man who can't look after himself anymore. And the recent pull of Turkey out of the Istanbul Convention will have its impacts towards more objection from other nations which doesn't play well with globalist agenda.
Turkey is shaking off the negative foreign influence that weighed us down and is becoming self reliant in technology. We are working hard to realize our potential. Go Erdoğan! make Turkey great again.
People think that Canik managed to differentiate itself quite a bit to earn itself a deserved place in the US market. It has a unique combination of features that is not very similar to any other pistols. Like the cocking indicator and the loaded chamber indicator along with an optic cut and...
This is from 2016, long time ago. Same guy made many more Canik reviews with positive comments afterwards. Initially he was thinking Canik could only afford one injection mold for their production and therefore can not modify their designs. LOL.
Why bother make the off the shelf parts yourself when you can spend your energy in making your end product better. If we had started developing our own engine for the Atak helicopter we could only hope to start making it when the engine is ready while now we have the products half a decade...
Another reason to go nuclear for any capable nation.
https://www.cnbc.com/2021/03/17/uk-changes-policy-so-it-can-use-nukes-in-response-to-emerging-tech.html
Reasons to employ nuclear weapons may include cyber-attacks.
In the US central bank is responsible both for inflation and growth, in Turkey they just want to be responsible for inflation leaving the business of growth to the government. This will not work.
Growth and inflation must be managed in cadence. You can't hike inflation, but you can't hike...
We need civilian support to our small arms industry just like how it is in the US. There should be civilian versions of rifles with the automatic capability disabled. A nation that deeply associates itself with soldiering can not be separated from arms so harshly.
There is a bright future for civilian aviation propulsion. If TEI is wise enough to see the nascent hybrid electric aviation market that has yet to become a thing it can find itself in a propulsion bliss. The coming PD-222 has 200hp continuous rating. This kind of power can support a 5 seat VTOL...
Unlike the past 200 or so years we can counter a possible Russian aggression with our own means, or we can hope to get there in a decade. On the other hand we are increasingly facing conflict of interest from our NATO allies in our backyard. Russia is instrumental in our efforts to fend off...
At a webinar that I was invited to watch today Turkey was cited as an emerging VTOL manufacturer by AviationWeek editor Graham Warwick and some other industry news frontrunners. Nothing that we don't know but it was particularly emphasized as existing makers and newcomer Turkey.
250kg payload capacity with 155hp engine. It should be 350kg with the 170hp engine as announced before. And even more with the PD-222 which delivers 200hp continuous.
Probably the capacity of premises needed for both vehicle and engine production was unknown and the Sakarya facility would be planned as the road-map to production becomes clear.
It is not that they don't have options and their other options can kick us out of the game.
We also need to prove that we are a capable powerhouse that they have to reckon with.
It both shows that we can help them and that they should avoid conflicting us.