Baryshx
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Isn't Göksungur Jemsah the one carried by Anka 3? I thought of that as soon as I saw it.
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As far as I know, SSB has set a very strict domestic engine requirement. They did not allow foreign engines. They were also waiting for TEI. I do not know the type or model of the engine used. However, it was said that Anka-3 would fly much earlier if the engine condition were not present. I think it was a necessity rather than a choice for them to make scale models. Because unfortunately there is no turbofan running in the middle.@Bogeyman since Anka-III has gone public,
What the scaled model flied with? With which turbojet? Would be awesome if TJ-90 or 300 (can't calculate which suits to the scaled model since i don't know which dimensionless parameter is used for scaling in aerial objects) adapted for the scaled model.
It could be a a great kamikaze drone as well (the scaled model), TAI should launch a spin-off company like Skunkworks to benefit from side products.
As far as I know, SSB has set a very strict domestic engine requirement. They did not allow foreign engines. They were also waiting for TEI. I do not know the type or model of the engine used. However, it was said that Anka-3 would fly much earlier if the engine condition were not present. I think it was a necessity rather than a choice for them to make scale models. Because unfortunately there is no turbofan running in the middle.
Admit it folks. This internal weapon station cannot be 3.3 m. It looks very small.
Thus it makes sense to be a technology demonstrator.Admit it folks. This internal weapon station cannot be 3.3 m. It looks very small.
Now that we've seen it in real life, anybody want to guess what is what on top of the fuselage? What does the darker shade black rectangle do? In the model photo, it was circular.
What do we really know about Anka-3? Yes, it's a flying wing UCAV, specs we have is that it weighs 7 tons(MTOW?) and can go mach 0.7, well short of transonic area. Nothing so far on the dimensions I believe. It will be low observable as we can see but how will that be achieved? For one, on the top of the fuselage I don't see any serrated/saw tooth edges. Is this the design or just how the prototype will look?
No, I don't think the TF-6000 is ready yet. I think they flew it with a turbojet. UCAV is probably not stable enough to fly hundreds of times anyway. Therefore, if the turbofan did not come from Ukraine, it is more logical to think that it is flying with a turbojet.Are you implying that Anka 3’s first flight will be with a domestic engine I.e TF6000?
I agree 100%. We haven't seen the final design yet.Thus it makes sense to be a technology demonstrator.
I wasn’t referring to the demonstrator but the prototype shown yesterday. It has not flown yet, right?No, I don't think the TF-6000 is ready yet. I think they flew it with a turbojet. UCAV is probably not stable enough to fly hundreds of times anyway. Therefore, if the turbofan did not come from Ukraine, it is more logical to think that it is flying with a turbojet.
2x500 lb bomb payload is enough for its mission, I don’t know what some are expecting.The Anka-3 pionering/demonstrator model shown has a wingspan of around 13-14 meters and a full length of around 8-9 meters.
The geometry of BAE Systems' dead Taranis project is 12.5 meters wingspan and 10 meters full length also there was a target about able to carry 2x bombs in the internal weapon station, while Dassault's Neuron, which is basically the ANKA-3 equivalent, has also been plagued by a host of problems. It has a 13-meter wingspan and a full length of 9.5 meters. It has a 7-ton take-off weight target and a 2x500 lb bomb payload on board.
If i had time i would do it but, can anyone with image processing skills use these information to figure out the dimensions;The Anka-3 pionering/demonstrator model shown has a wingspan of around 13-14 meters and a full length of around 8-9 meters.
The geometry of BAE Systems' dead Taranis project is 12.5 meters wingspan and 10 meters full length also there was a target about able to carry 2x bombs in the internal weapon station, while Dassault's Neuron, which is basically the ANKA-3 equivalent, has also been plagued by a host of problems. It has a 13-meter wingspan and a full length of 9.5 meters. It has a 7-ton take-off weight target and a 2x500 lb bomb payload on board.
Rectangular nozzles are better suited to stealth planes due to their better radar wave deflection parameters.What is the advantage of rectangular nozzle over round ones, which F-117 or B-2 has?
Its not a fair comparison. We must zoom on Anka for that.View attachment 55094
Look at the worksmanship on KE vs ANKA-3
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It tells everything