In China, flight tests began unobtrusive UAV "Tianyin"

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Chinese media announced the successful start of flight tests of the latest drone long flight duration, developed using stealth technologies. This is reported TSAMTO.

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According to the resource WeChat, associated with the China Aerospace Scientific and Industrial Corporation (CASIC), which is the main contractor and developer of the project, an unobtrusive UAV, called Tianying, recently completed three test flights.

The device took to the air after 4, after the start of the program.

According to the chief designer of the UAV Ma Honzhona, "80% of the technologies used are the latest and most advanced."

He noted that these technologies "have passed extensive ground tests, and all the parameters of the first test flights were carefully calculated and repeatedly tested."

The developers have not yet disclosed the details of the design of the new UAV, and also did not publish images of flight tests.

According to the information resource, the first unobtrusive Chinese-made UAV took to the air in 2013 year. After the first flight of the Liyan drone, the People's Republic of China entered a limited group of countries that developed similar vehicles (USA, Britain, a group of EU countries).
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  1. Vard Rank
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    15 February 2018 12: 50
    By default, any UAV source and consumer control signals ... This makes the very idea of ​​stealth absurd ...
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    1. NordUral Rank
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      15 February 2018 13: 35
      Buddy, like all drones.
  3. san4es Rank
    san4es
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    15 February 2018 13: 10
    hardly noticeable UAV, called "Tianying" (Tianying)

    China will deliver the first Tianin, a new large UAV that was assembled in Taizhou City in eastern China. When flying at an altitude of 3000 meters above sea level, the new UAV can clearly distinguish car numbers.


    CGTN
    Published: 15 Nov 2017
  4. Lexus Rank
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    15 February 2018 13: 17
    "Leaps and bounds" are the Chinese.
  5. Horst78 Rank
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    15 February 2018 13: 29
    He reminds me of someone
    “80% of the technologies used are the latest and most advanced”
    1. NordUral Rank
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      15 February 2018 13: 33
      So what? The main thing is functionality and quantity. Yes, and the laws of aerodynamics force cloning.
  6. NordUral Rank
    NordUral
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    15 February 2018 13: 32
    Well done Chinese! We have to wake up, as if not to sleep. After all, we can, no matter what!
  7. Alex_K Rank
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    15 February 2018 14: 33
    That's what our Su-35 fighters need to be changed for, and not palm oil. And we’ll get the technology, since we don’t succeed and the pilots will be intact, who are monitoring the territory on attack aircraft.
  8. Mentat Rank
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    15 February 2018 15: 37
    Quote: lexus
    "Leaps and bounds" are the Chinese.

    Seven-foot steps minced in line with the American military industry, copying the appearance. American drones are a huge system in which the aircraft itself is only a small part. It is not autonomous, in combat operations it is completely controlled by operators. The functioning of this system requires a huge satellite constellation of colossal cost and control centers. China, producing these outwardly similar things, itself understands that it is not able to copy the entire system. It reminds, unfortunately, the cult of cargo.
  9. stone Rank
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    15 February 2018 17: 04
    China entered the limited group of countries that developed similar devices (USA, Britain, a group of EU countries).

    Well, the United States is understandable and Britain is with the EU countries which similar devices have developed and most importantly operate?