, TB2 was a preview in Libya and other countries. But when you hit a ship of a Western power it will hurt them. What the outcome will be is difficult to talk about.
There are things to be done with Akya, I would like to call it MkII when those are achieved and that will be far better than any torpedo available for TN to acquire.
One of the most common trigger mechanisms is the magnetic field detector. Although there are others now.
Some would say 'they couldn't dare to hit a real sized warship, so they chose a small one for their first live-fire test'. But man, that was a show-off. Small hulls are harder to break in half, and since the draft of the ship is small, the depth of detonation is small, leaving little space for the shock wave to propagate and reflect. So the bubble around the hull after the negative pressure hit was too shallow, and yet it broke the tiny ship in half! In addition, the triggering mechanism was able to detect the presence of a small amount of steel compared to real warships.
See, you're being a tease again
I'm glad to learn they are not calling it a day after developing Akya as it is though, that is great news.
what an absolutely lousy job blurring the CMS interfaces of the submarine.
such an amazing achievement for the defence industry, such a proud moment, ruined by cheap ass post prod effect. that anybody can achieve with basic level video editing skills.. what a shame. compared the the ANKA 3 video, this is so unfair for the AKYA torpedo and the team behind it .
Being fastest torpedo is a bold claim. DM2A4, BlackShark, F21 all have 50 knots of max speed.
Spearfish is 80 knot
Ehm.. i don’t see they claim being the fastest. Being the best, however, is relative so anyone can claim that.
Maximum speed and cruising speed are different terms. If the cruising speed is 45 knots and it can still have a range of 50 km, yes, Akya may be the best torpedo. This is possible.
LRIP means production. Trial productions for qualification before mass production
Yeah it seems I misread.
