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Kyrgyzstan procured Bayraktar TB2 SİHA from Turkey. The statement was made by Kamchybek Tashiev, Chairman of the Kyrgyzstan National Security Committee.
The video of kamchybek tashiev where he talks about bayraktar from 0:50 minuteKyrgyzstan procured Bayraktar TB2 SİHA from Turkey. The statement was made by Kamchybek Tashiev, Chairman of the Kyrgyzstan National Security Committee.
According to the information shared by the Chairman of the Kyrgyzstan National Security Committee Kamchybek Tashiev , Kyrgyzstan purchased a total of 300 million Kyrgyzstani Som ($33.4 million) worth of military equipment.
According to Tashiev, Kyrgyzstan announced for the first time that in addition to 40 armored vehicles, they bought Bayraktar TB2 S/UAVs from Turkey. Tashiev also stated that Kyrgyzstan's TB2s are on the production line. Noting that Bayraktar TB2s are in the inventory of only 5 countries, Tashiev confirmed that Kyrgyzstan will join these countries.
“To Be Delivered Soon”
The information that the TB2s produced for Kyrgyzstan will be delivered soon was also shared by Tashiev. Tashiev also noted that they have procured Orlan-10 UAVs from Russia.
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Bayraktar TB2 SİHA'ların Yeni Alıcısı Kırgızistan Oldu
Kırgızistan, Türkiye’den Bayraktar TB2 SİHA tedarik etti. Açıklama, Kırgızistan Ulusal Güvenlik Komitesi Başkanı Kamchybek Tashiev tarafından yapıldı.www.savunmasanayist.com
Sadly it seems that T129 deal with Pakistan is cancelled. They waited too long, can't blame them..
Pakistan already has some Z-10s which donated by China for evaluation purposes. For some time there were rumours about Z-10ME procurement (which is an different version with upgrades different from the ones Pakistan has). It's been years and engine problem hasn't solved yet and it seems it won't.We shall wait for something more official than a Twitter post with pictures, till then;
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You would be right "IF" I say again "IF" Turkiye try to buy products from foreigner.181 billion TL is almost 17 billion euros. Thats not much.
USA: 778 billion
China: 252 billion
India: 73 billion
Russia: 62 billion
AC/DC is relatively difficult.
The whole article does not make any sense as more or less every single electronics equipment in the world have some form of AC/DC, DC/AC or DC/DC converters. These are really easy and cheap to design, specially the AC/DC converters are easy as you need very few parts. I'm sure that every single one of you tons of AC/DC converters in your home right now.
I'm personally working on a 10-30kW passively cooled 3 phase AC/DC and DC/AC converter for 800V DC-grid distribution in micro-grids (including your typical PV installation at home). It is not the best inverter in the world but it does the job for industrial applications. A 500W unit for rough outdoor application would cost $20-200 and maybe $1000 with military or medical grade components.
A company like Aselsan should have zero problem of designing and producing their own AC/DC, DC/AC, DC/DC converters as these must be part of their equipment.
The unit i'm working on have +99% peak efficiency and 98% efficiency at full load. It is a bi-directional 3-phase unit with load balancing with 5-10kW on each phase and up to 30kW on the DC rail at 800V. This unit DO NOT DISCONNECT any phase or DC rail as that would be AGAINST grid-codes (EN50549-1) unless the grid fails. It just shift power between the phases so that the primary energy source can have a balanced load (I assume that you know what the primary energy source is on an air-craft and why it is important with balanced load on a rotary power generator). If needed, software can be used to prioritize certain loads (phase) on the AC side. Additional equipment can be attached to the DC rail to prioritize DC loads. Like I said, it is bi-directional. All this is standard for power electronics and not something very difficult, you can literally find 1000s of schematics on Google for such circuits. Air-craft power electronics is even lighter than grid connected units as they work on higher frequency.I think you should point Main and Important information mentioned. Which is missing at all in you explanation.
Let me give you some directions. It may give you personally some thought for "I'm personally working on a 10-30kW passively cooled 3 phase AC/DC and DC/AC converter for 800V DC" checking it.
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1. Detail is "90+" efficiency. I will try to explain what this mean and it is a BIG FACTOR.
it is a path -> Let say you pass through AC/DC then DC/DC then Impotent is here "LOAD is connected" and test begin if load connected is used as test simulating 100% load for let say 6-7 hours. Then LOSS from AC/DC then DC/DC to provide to LOAD at 100% consumption DOES NOT DROP in ANY TIME bellow 90+% . This thing is hard to achieve (You need to have Software and good design to all above elements to ACHIEVE 90+% Energy conversion efficiency to LOAD connected making All of shits to Device providing the power all time with 90+% Energy conversion efficiency)
2. It is about that they have Control of "RAILS" each "RAIL" provide 2500W. On picture it show 3xRails . They control activating/deactivating each Rail dynamically depending on connected LOAD and if more or less power is need it. Dynamically they connect/disconnect each Rail. This Software contorting the Hardware in such way for LONG period and providing 90+% Energy conversion efficiency on EXTREME.
I would could add more details what they achieved there from share news which got my eye, but I have to stop explaining.
There are imporntent details which it is seems you don't able to see. it is not about AC/DC DC/DC thingy
This is a $1 relay or mosfet you are talking about. not very impressive to be honest.Dynamically they connect/disconnect each Rail.