Latest Thread
Just give them a good engine.It boggles my mind, that TAI is like maybe just two years away from that (well, i hope so)
Delta-wings like Kızılelma do need big-ass engines to overcome the energy bleed issue.Turkey may be requesting using F110 engines in UAVs as well, interesting. Maybe for a bigger KE, or the non afterburner F118 for UAVSOJ or global hawk stand in?
I think this claim was also in Flight Global recently. Probably our aim is not just to supply the engine, but to produce the engine under license with broader rights. The first question I have about UAVs is why the F110 and not the F404? The F110 is a bit of a heavyweight engine for the platforms in prototype phase currently. If we want to use the F110 in a UAV, there is probably another airframe that has not been leaked to the press yet. And on a company basis, I tend to associate it more with TAI. Is something big coming? We seem to be entering a period where we will see a lot of new UAVs again...Turkey may be requesting using F110 engines in UAVs as well, interesting. Maybe for a bigger KE, or the non afterburner F118 for UAVSOJ or global hawk stand in?
Possible. At least for temporarily.Could it be that ANKA-4 needs an engine?
@Terminator in another forum has a better theory though on F110 engine with drone:
![]()
![]()
Could it be that ANKA-4 needs an engine?
We will produce 2 every monthIf Tusaş "reveals" one more prototype without others going into proper serial production I'm going to lose it. This scattergun approach really starting to feel like it is spreading our resources, both material and manpower, too thin and we are barely getting any real work done.
Do not worry. Anka-4 is the last platform included in the informatics above, but the prototype of which has not been produced yet. I think TAI will not announce another platform other than Anka-4 for many many years.If Tusaş "reveals" one more prototype without others going into proper serial production I'm going to lose it. This scattergun approach really starting to feel like it is spreading our resources, both material and manpower, too thin and we are barely getting any real work done.
If Tusaş "reveals" one more prototype without others going into proper serial production I'm going to lose it. This scattergun approach really starting to feel like it is spreading our resources, both material and manpower, too thin and we are barely getting any real work done.