Okay i was right for not trusting it, should i just delete it? I got hyped for no reason man.
Okay i was right for not trusting it, should i just delete it? I got hyped for no reason man.
T-7A, IMO. I expect that will be the default supersonic trainer choice for nearly all countries, leaving a small number of sales for Hurjet worldwide.The main limitation with Hurjet is it's engine, you can't sell it to anyone outside of US allies, and there is no program or even any slight talk or hint about a domestic engine for Hurjet(at least not yet) so even if it has the possibility of selling like hot cakes, Turkey won't be able to sell it as hot cakes for the reason i mentioned.
Which is really weird, Hurjet is already finished and will become a mature program much sooner than Kaan, i wonder why they don't consider a domestic engine for it?
Still far behind schedule isn't it?T-7A, IMO. I expect that will be the default supersonic trainer choice for nearly all countries, leaving a small number of sales for Hurjet worldwide.
Yes, but production models should start being delivered in 2026 according to this report from February 2024 :Still far behind schedule isn't it?
To be totally honest Hurjet doesn't need to be successful in exports, being able to export it is always a nice bonus but the current goal is to become as self sufficient as possible, and we won't be able to achieve that without mastering jet engine production.T-7A, IMO. I expect that will be the default supersonic trainer choice for nearly all countries, leaving a small number of sales for Hurjet worldwide.
There's no engine project for Hürjet. And I doubt there'll be one in the next or two decades. TF35000 is all that matters. If that is a success, then embargoing us with engines would make no sense.To be totally honest Hurjet doesn't need to be successful in exports, being able to export it is always a nice bonus but the current goal is to become as self sufficient possible, and we won't be able to achieve that without mastering jet engine production.
I know, the topic was about export potential, which is not possible withour your own domestic engine.There's no engine project for Hürjet. And I doubt there'll be one in the next or two decades. TF35000 is all that matters. If that is a success, then embargoing us with engines would make no sense.
Why is it not possible? Many other aircrafts that use f404 is exported by countries other than the US.I know, the topic was about export potential, which is not possible withour your own domestic engine.
How come?which is not possible withour your own domestic engine
ITAR? Out of everyone which US will allow us to sell it(allies) how many of them will prefer Hurjet over the American or Italian one when we can't offer it with a domestically produced engine?How come?
I remember hearing 8 times rebuilt / redesigned in interview
First time I heard the second prototype. How many prototypes was built for TS1400? If I recall correctly, It might be 6.
I hope we will have some good news soon about this.
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Arat project is not only a turbojet engine project,bu to gain higher compressed air for cumbustion for more power with improved fuel burning efficiency.I think ideal compression ratio of air is around 1:15-17.
Arat is not turbofan and likely will not be used on uavArat is Turbo Fan engine, it will be used on UAV.