Would smaller diameter mean any of that? We have high velocity 40 mm grenades and 30/35 mm bullets, I don't see what difference 30 mm would make.Long range, high velocity (direct and linear flight path / rapid reaction), high rpm.
Would smaller diameter mean any of that? We have high velocity 40 mm grenades and 30/35 mm bullets, I don't see what difference 30 mm would make.Long range, high velocity (direct and linear flight path / rapid reaction), high rpm.
Would smaller diameter mean any of that? We have high velocity 40 mm grenades and 30/35 mm bullets, I don't see what difference 30 mm would make.
High velocity in that 40mm is compared to other grenade launchers, not cannon sized calibers. As UkroTurk mentioned, 40mm MGL is pretty slow.Would smaller diameter mean any of that? We have high velocity 40 mm grenades and 30/35 mm bullets, I don't see what difference 30 mm would make.
Maybe someone here know more.sauce (source)?
Is the terminology in the tweet correct?
This twitter user is known for huge claims and outright lies from time to time, so this is indeed the best response to it.sauce (source)?
It is indeed EKV and it is nothing new. One has to produce an EKV to develop an MKV. Tubitak SAGE and Roketsan have been developing subsystems and researching base technologies for years. Exoatmospheric interception capability will be introduced after 2028.Is the terminology in the tweet correct?
The device in the picture is an Exoatmospheric Kill Vehicle (EKV).
Multiple Kill Vehicle refers to a US missile defense program that packed multiple EKV's in a single payload
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Gökdeniz is comparable to Rheinmetall Millenium (35mm) and if you look at them you will clearly see that Gökdeniz is the more compact one, the 30x173mm (SeaSnake) you are talking about is not even a CIWS but a RCWS.3 times more velocity makes flight trajectory accurate, doubles the range, increase the rate of fire while keeping compactness.
35mm Korkut/Göker/ Gökdeniz is huge but has 3.5 km effektiv range and 2x550rpm.
Rheinmetalls 30x173mm has 2.5km effective range and 1000rpm though We haven't got it yet.
But we have 30x113mm solution at hands . İt could have 2/2.5km eff range and 1500rpm. 30mm ATOM would be absolutely Better than 40mm ATOM grenades while keeping compactness.
30x173mm (SeaSnake) you are talking about is not even a CIWS but a RCWS.
30x173mm vs 30x113mm
This should prove that 30x113mm is not suitable for CIWS.
30x113mm has a pathetic muzzle velocity, good against land targets but not suitable for CIWS.What makes the ammunition as real CIWS? The number of tungsten balls?
(35mm has 150 pieces tungsten balls. 30mm has 100 pieces tungsten balls.)
According to Swiss logic, yes it is.
Germans and swiss preferred the more number of tiny balls to hit a cruise missiles as well as mortar rounds.
what is the point of of using 20mm cal in Phalanx as CIWS?
If the answer: 20mm bullet is monolithic solid penetrator , then reduce the number of tungsten balls and make them larger in 30mm cal. Anyway they would hit larger area than 20mm Phalanx.
İf 30x110mm bullet had 9 pieces large iron balls( like shotguns buckshot), preprogrammed bullet would be exploded in front of cruise missile and one shot 9 large balls before the target could totally damage the target.
And remember, you shoot several times, 1000rpm.
Why insisting on number zero birdshot pellets?
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Anyway it is a complete science and need deep knowledge of naval Battlefield. German Logic doesn't work well always. 35mm cal aims also mortar rounds.
Different preferences , different armies.
Is this date for EKV or MKV?It is indeed EKV and it is nothing new. One has to produce an EKV to develop an MKV. Tubitak SAGE and Roketsan have been developing subsystems and researching base technologies for years. Exoatmospheric interception capability will be introduced after 2028.
Is this date for EKV or MKV?
This is what FNSS showed as a variant in their Pars Alpha catalogue. I wonder if the vehicle is that one.ASELSAN KORKUT Air Defence Gun System integrated on an 8x8 vehicle will be unveiled at #EUROSATORY2024.
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This is what FNSS showed as a variant in their Pars Alpha catalogue. I wonder if the vehicle is that one.