I always hated this new camo. And I guess they will turn to gray soon
ye, that land forces camo looks bad, they need to repaint them.
I always hated this new camo. And I guess they will turn to gray soon
Ismail Demir stated that the TCG-Istanbul will be ready to join inventory of TN in 2023.What is going to be the interim solution while quadpack capable missile is under development.
Gokdeniz could be replaced with Levent or Gokdeniz-ER
Specialized munitions for MKE 76mm. Fastest solution could be ATOM warhead.
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It's a searching radar not FCRAny info about Cenk-s? When will aselsan unveil it? They need to conduct live fire test using it first right?
Hisar-RF is what Navy seeking forwards (with its latest form), and will be deployed on MIDLAS as Hisar-Deniz as ESSM replacement, however there is some other development with SAGE's G40 but i don't know what is that for, whether an in-house project or they plan something else. The Navy had joined the Hisar-RF project and Roketsan introduced an iteration on the form to make it for Navy's requirements.Ismail Demir stated that the TCG-Istanbul will be ready to join inventory of TN in 2023.
He also said that the Siper missile will be in use in 2023.
In view of these two specific statements made by Ismail Demir, you will come to the conclusion that, by the time the ship is in use it will have Siper missiles on board. At worst case the first ship may be equipped with Hisar RF.
Since the navy is insistent on quad packed missiles, they may not accept the ship without it. This is understandable as it is not logical to have 16 canisters with single missiles in them, when you can have 64 missiles in the same space, in quad-packed. When the ship is fully in use it will have the quad packed Siper/HisarRF Missiles.
I can’t see this ship with an interim solution. Even though the article states that ”at final stage” the quad-pack capability will be given to the MILDAS, that doesn’t necessarily mean an interim stage. One could read it as at final stage of the delivery the MILDAS will have quad-pack capability.
@Anmdt may enlighten us better here.
But it has shorter rang than essm .. cant they use siper block 1 (hisar rf + booster ) giving the fact that the rang of FCR and the searching radar of i class are much longerESSM replacement
Shorter range? Source?But it has shorter rang than essm .. cant they use siper block 1 (hisar rf + booster ) giving the fact that the rang of FCR and the searching radar of i class are much longer
essm has more than 40 km range and essm block 2 will have around 60-70 km range. So you say that hisar-o rf has same ranges or more than this figures? source?Shorter range? Source?
ESSM block 2 to has the same 25 + mile (around 45-50km) range that block 1 has.essm has more than 40 km range and essm block 2 will have around 60-70 km range. So you say that hisar-o rf has same ranges or more than this figures? source?
it does not have same range, Thx to upgrade in algorithms ,it can engage targets at longer ranges. thx to seeker chnage/upgrade , it does not need illumunation.ESSM block 2 to has the same 25 + mile (around 45-50km) range that block 1 has.
The only difference is that ESSM block 2 is much more manoeuvrable and is much less susceptible to electronic interference. This would make it more capable to intercept supersonic missiles too. Block 1 has semi active radar seeker head. But block 2 has a dual semi-active/active radar seeker.
Raytheon set to build more RIM-162 ESSM Block 2 shipboard missiles that offer increased maneuverability
ESSM is a medium-range, semi-active homing missile that makes flight corrections via radar and midcourse data uplinks for ship self-defense.www.militaryaerospace.com
it does not have same range, Thx to upgrade in algorithms ,it can engage targets at longer ranges. thx to seeker chnage/upgrade , it does not need illumunation.
Lets say 50 km, what is the source that hisar -o rf has same range figures or more than 50 km?
If it has longer range as you claim, contrary to what the sources I shared give, can you provide sources that back up this claim please? You are correct. the block two version does not need illumination. But the given range is the same as Block 1.it does not have same range, Thx to upgrade in algorithms ,it can engage targets at longer ranges. thx to seeker chnage/upgrade , it does not need illumunation.
Lets say 50 km, what is the source that hisar -o rf has same range figures or more than 50 km?
Range alone means nothing. Altitude and range should be given together. Hisar-RF is "at least" similar in performance to ESSM 2. Hisar-RF has around 35km range at 10km altitude and at those values the missile still has enough kinetic energy(thanks to dual pulse rocket motor) to preserve its high Pk value. 40km figure for ESSM is for 8km altitude and since ESSM doesn't have a dual pulse rocket motor its Pk decreases when the missile approaches its maximum engagement envelope.essm has more than 40 km range and essm block 2 will have around 60-70 km range. So you say that hisar-o rf has same ranges or more than this figures? source?
They always say. "We dont give up the exact range." Means more than official announcement.If it has longer range as you claim, contrary to what the sources I shared give, can you provide sources that back up this claim please? You are correct. the block two version does not need illumination. But the given range is the same as Block 1.
Everyone speculate with certain logic that HisarRF should have longer range than what the SSB is giving. But at the end of the day it is just speculation. On paper, what SSB says, is valid.
according to below site, Hisar RF missile has a range in excess of 35-40km.
When talking about the range of a missile the altitude at which this range is achieved also plays a big part.HİSAR-RF Hava Savunma Füzesi'nden Tam İsabet!
Milli imkanlarla geliştirilen HİSAR-RF Orta İrtifa Hava Savunma Füzesi, icra edilen atışlı testler esnasında hedefini başarıyla imha etti.www.savunmasanayist.com
Can it be so that, we want our missiles to go as fast as they can and be still under engine power at the terminal phase, to guarantee a hit? Can it also be so that our given ranges are for highest altitude the missile can achieve?
These last two points will show a much more conservative range figure than, may be, under real life conditions.
Also one has to remember that these missile systems will be available to other countries. So the range of Export version and a local version, may not be the same. In fact, it should not be the same. Also the real range of the missiles used by TSK, should not be open knowledge to everyone.
Essm Block 2 has more range and altitude than your figures for hisar Rf.Range alone means nothing. Altitude and range should be given together. Hisar-RF is "at least" similar in performance to ESSM 2. Hisar-RF has around 35km range at 10km altitude and at those values the missile still has enough kinetic energy(thanks to dual pulse rocket motor) to preserve its high Pk value. 40km figure for ESSM is for 8km altitude and since ESSM doesn't have a dual pulse rocket motor its Pk decreases when the missile approaches its maximum engagement envelope.
Source?Essm Block 2 has more range and altitude than your figures for hisar Rf.
Again what is the altitude? BTW ESSM-1 has a ~27nm (50km) maximum range at 5km altitude. 40km range is given for 8km altitude. ESSM-2 has also similar range altitude values. If you do the math Hisar-RF is similar to ESSM-1/2. 35km@10km, 40km @8km, and 50km @5km are the same thing.Essm Block 2 has more range and altitude than your figures for hisar Rf.