T129 Atak
Gun will move with the EO so no problem probablyThat cannon needs to be slid further back and not cause blind spots for the E/O....
Gün will move with the EO so no problem probably
They’ll likely correct that issue.There will be occasions when the cannon isn't slewed with the E/O, especially during peacetime flights. That cannon is going to cause issues, the muzzle flash will cause intense blackouts for the E/O which may disorientate gunner.
AH-64 - You can see how far back the cannon is, zero muzzle flash/Black out
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There will be occasions when the cannon isn't slewed with the E/O, especially during peacetime flights. That cannon is going to cause issues, the muzzle flash will cause intense blackouts for the E/O which may disorientate gunner.
AH-64 - You can see how far back the cannon is, zero muzzle flash/Black out
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ATAK-2
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From the production sheet, it looks like EO is a bit further, eliminating(?) Muzzle flash and visibility problemsThere will be occasions when the cannon isn't slewed with the E/O, especially during peacetime flights. That cannon is going to cause issues, the muzzle flash will cause intense blackouts for the E/O which may disorientate gunner.
AH-64 - You can see how far back the cannon is, zero muzzle flash/Black out
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ATAK-2
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This creates some problemsI wish, They put on EO to its side of nose like apache.
What is that interesting curve?
I believe thats' ammunition chute for the cannon is shown
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That looks like a hefty load, perhaps over 2,000 rounds!
Where and how do you find these?
Oh, didn't mean it was classified or so, just wanted to know where and how to find these, for myselfNot confidential information. Anyone can find this information.
Checkout the patent databases with the application code on the paper.Oh, didn't mean it was classified or so, just wanted to know where and how to find these, for myself