Reconnaissance and strike drone "Altius-U" received satellite communications

Russian drone "Altius" became the first domestic droneequipped with a satellite communication terminal. This was announced by the chief designer of the project "Altius" Ilya Matveev.

Answering the journalist's questions on the air of the Russia-24 TV channel, Matveev explained that the Altius UAV was the first of the Russian drones received a satellite communication terminal developed in Russia, the receiver is located under the head fairing of the drone.

This onboard satellite communications terminal was developed in Russia, including for use as part of our aircraft. Our drone is the first to be equipped with this kind of radio communication capabilities.

- he said.

Earlier it was reported that thanks to the installed equipment, the drone can be controlled via satellite, which makes the range of its use almost unlimited.

Altius-U is a drone created as a result of the development and testing of a number of prototypes within the Altair project. The newest unmanned complex is capable of performing the entire range of reconnaissance missions, as well as using aviation means of destruction.

The Altius UAV has a wingspan of 28,5 m, a length of 11,6 m, and a take-off weight of 6 tons. The flight altitude is 12 thousand meters, the flight range is up to 10 thousand km. In this case, the UAV can stay in the air for up to 48 hours. The installed equipment allows reconnaissance at a great distance.

In February of this year, it became known that the Ministry of Defense had ordered a pilot batch of Altius reconnaissance and strike drones. Delivery times and the number of drones in the batch were not reported.

Comments

[svp67]

This onboard satellite communications terminal was developed in Russia, including for use as part of our aircraft.

That is, "Altius" will become one of many. It's good

[Mountain shooter]

Quote: svp67

That is, "Altius" will become one of many. It's good

Distant, heavy, armed. Moreover, it is difficult to drown out the connection ... We harnessed it for a long time, so let's go ... We wind up the lag in DRONs.

[Civil]

9 years ago, a lot of people here on VO were laughing when they wrote about the UAV ...

[Monster_Fat]

And now some are "laughing". However, after the "last Karabakh", the neighing has subsided a little. But Orion received satellite communications only now, when Global Hawks have been using it for more than 15 years. Given the speed of technological progress in recent times, this is simply a colossal lag.

[Monster_Fat]

"Altius-U" -pardon.

[lego2]

Well Duc, yesterday there was a lag, today not, tomorrow, God forbid, we will overtake by twenty.

[alexmach]

Sorry, but satellite communication is not easy at all. And it's not about drones, but about the fact that for this you also need to have communication satellites, and in sufficient quantities.

[orionvitt]

Quote: Civil

a lot of people here at VO were laughing when they wrote about the UAV ...

And now I'm laughing. Drones, for all their merits, are not a panacea. Maybe against Armenia, or they are good, but against a normal opponent they are useless. Technologically equipped army, knocks them down in ten minutes.

[Volper]

Is Iran's army technologically well equipped? However, American UAVs both knocked down and landed

[orionvitt]

Quote: Volper

However, American UAVs both knocked down and landed

So I am about the same.

[KVIRTU]

Who is it good for? The Germans. Diesel on it they produce ... we can not ... that's the problem ...

[TerraSandera]

This is glorious. We hope they will finally debug and purchase. A good car should be. Without communication with a satellite, such a class in my suitcase without a handle. The main thing is to increase the satellite constellation.

[Vladimir_2U]

Quote: TerraSandera

Without communication with a satellite, such a class in my suitcase without a handle.

Why without a handle, with a handle. Even without using range due to communication, barrage time is still a very useful thing.

[TerraSandera]

But this can be performed by lighter and cheaper models, and that loitering, 200-300 km or 2-3 thousand.

[Vladimir_2U]

Quote: TerraSandera

But this can be performed by lighter and cheaper models, and that loitering, 200-300 km or 2-3 thousand.

No, at an altitude of 10 km and 48 hours.

[hagen]

Quote: TerraSandera

Without communication with a satellite, such a class in my suitcase without a handle.

To control the Russian-Ukrainian border, satellite communications would not have been particularly necessary. The same on the Russian-Polish border ...

[TerraSandera]

And UAVs of this class are not for these tasks. It's like buying a soda truck instead of a 0.5L bottle to get drunk. It is for more serious work

[hagen]

Quote: TerraSandera

It is for more serious work

Redzikovo 220 km from Kaliningrad. From a height of 12 meters, Altius can view the territory adjacent to our border to a depth of 000 km. Do you think Redzikovo is not a serious object? I think it's more serious than a soda truck. From our territory he can view Poland right up to the border with Germany. I think it's worth it.

[VO3A]

Think for a long time and in the wrong direction! Donbass should be looked at 400 km, the Turkish-Syrian border should be watched and many more places for a long time and in real time, but we find ourselves only on the first UAV satellite channel, and before that we did not watch anything further than 150 km in real time, yes and is not looking now ...

[lucul]

To control the Russian-Ukrainian border, satellite communications would not have been particularly necessary. The same is on the Russian-Polish border.

There is no, but the sea border of the Russian Federation can easily - with a range of 10 km, the combat radius is up to 000 km. We take Kamchatka, Sakhalin and circle a radius of 5 km from them along the ocean. This is now roughly the border into which the AUG is better not to meddle if they want to live))))
Altius -U is an excellent target designation tool for our Zircons.

[hagen]

Quote: lucul

Altius -U is an excellent target designation tool for our Zircons.

Targets such as Altius will be destroyed immediately upon detection. And the AUG has something to identify them.

[lucul]

Targets such as Altius will be destroyed immediately upon detection. And the AUG has something to identify them.

Can you tell me the detection range of a UAV with a radio-transparent body? ))) Moreover, Altius prefers to work in the optical range, and accordingly, nothing will emit)))
And he will find Hokai earlier than that one - Hokai generally glows like a Christmas tree when the radar is on)))

[hagen]

Quote: lucul

Can you tell me the detection range of a UAV with a radio-transparent housing? )))

I won't say anything about the hull, but the two engines are quite visible at a considerable distance, I think. Whoever sees whom before, my grandmother said for two ... I would not throw Hokai with caps. There, too, not done with a finger.

[lego2]

To destroy, you need to use a weapon, and this unmasks. No one bothers to use them in pairs or triplets, for greater combat stability. Well, the very fact of destruction can say a lot about the intentions of the enemy and lead to an adequate response, right up to the start of hostilities.

[Barberry25]

it is important that having received satellite communications, such UAVs can be used for many tasks, the same fleet would not have given up on such reconnaissance UAVs

[113262a]

And the motors remained enemy?

[lego2]

Don't bother, huh?

[Holuay T.O]

40 years could not make a UAV
In the USA, the UAV is perfect and beautiful, our copy

[Flooding]

Quote: Holuay T.O.

our copy

not yours, but ours
not a copy, but an original

[Leon68]

Quote: Flood

not yours, but ours
not a copy, but an original

[Victor Tsenin]

Have you heard about Soviet drones?

[SIT]

Was the space shuttle Buran not a drone? The Turks will definitely not make such a UAV as Buran for the next 100 years.

[Prisoner]

Do you have your own UAVs? And then what do you buy from the Turks?

[Souchastnik]

40 years could not make a UAV

They did not do it, not because they could not. The opinion of the management decides a lot, but they considered it unnecessary. some didn’t believe in the possibilities, etc. At VO, there is also no unequivocal opinion: who scolds the UAV, who considers it "a universal remedy for all diseases."

[tralflot1832]

This is definitely not without Israel. The first time we received from them. A big human thanks to the assembler, who left the connectors for control from the satellite.

[Flooding]

Quote: tralflot1832

Without Israel, this is definitely not without. For the first time we received from them

UAV "Forpost"
Length: 6 m .;
Wingspan: 9,1 m .;
Height: 1,22 m .;
Maximum takeoff weight: 130 kg .;
Cruising flight speed: 150 km \ h .;
Maximum flight speed: 200 km \ h .;
Maximum flight distance: 250 km .;
Maximum flight height: 7000 m.

Just a twin brother

[kventinasd]

Isn't it too late? Those same Turks are moving by leaps and bounds in the development of such drones, but we only woke up after Karabakh. For the second strongest army, this is unforgivable.

[alexmach]

Isn't it too late?

And what do you suggest? Don't do it at all because it's late?

Do Turks have communication satellites?

[kventinasd]

Quote: alexmach

Do Turks have communication satellites?

But what about - Gokturk 1A, 1B. I think the Americans also provide their services when needed.

[V1er]

Isn't it too late? Those same Turks are moving by leaps and bounds

We are creating our own drone in the era of sanctions, technological famine and devastation after the collapse of the USSR. Did Turkey collapse the country into several parts? Or did the West impose sanctions on the development of military technologies and the supply of components?

[Piramidon]

Quote: kventinasd

we only woke up after Karabakh.

You have just come to your senses, but we had them long before your Karabakh.

[ccsr]

Quote: Piramidon

You have just come to your senses, but we had them long before your Karabakh.

In the Soviet Army, drone squadrons have been in service since the 70s, but local "specialists" simply do not know this.

Only Tu-143 drones were produced about 950 pieces. Enviable "circulation" even at the present time. ... Tu-143 "Flight" - Soviet reconnaissance unmanned aerial vehicle, was adopted in 1976.

[kventinasd]

Quote: ccsr

Only Tu-143 drones were produced about 950 pieces. Enviable "circulation" even at the present time. ...

What is the use of a reconnaissance drone that is in the air for no more than 15 minutes and with a practical ceiling of a kilometer? Now quadcopters fly higher.

[KVIRTU]

Do not compare Swift, Reis, with modern ones. Technologies are too different.

[ccsr]

Quote: kventinasd

What is the use of a reconnaissance drone that is in the air for no more than 15 minutes and with a practical ceiling of a kilometer?

Awesome efficiency and inconspicuousness, and at the same time a large amount of photographic materials or television images of areas - no more is needed for operational reconnaissance. Having 12 drones in a squadron, they can be launched every half hour and get everything that is needed in the offensive or defensive zone of an entire army - and even now these are excellent results for such equipment in combat conditions.

Quote: kventinasd

Now quadcopters fly higher.

Are they all-weather?

[Jacket in stock]

Quote: kventinasd

we only woke up after Karabakh.

Yeahhhh?
And right in half a month they did it, tested it and put it in the troops.
Funny.
Even Wikipedia knows that the Altius program started in 2011. Finally, they did it.

[kventinasd]

Quote: Jacket in stock

Even Wikipedia knows that the Altius program started in 2011. Finally, they did it.

Well, they will now give birth to one and a half pieces a year.

[Barberry25]

hmm ... and you are funny ... do you seriously think that this UAV was developed and assembled yesterday?

[lego2]

Long ago from Turkey?

[Incvizitor]

The drones of the Turks from the Turkish corps are one.

[evgen1221]

The trouble is that the development is by and large concentrated in the units of firms in the country and most, if not all of the suppliers are state-owned (which is good when you need to issue a large circulation). But after creating the conditions and mechanisms for eliminating leaks of sectarian information, the private could present many interesting ideas and developments, and then, as in the whole world, we collect the designer that most meets the given conditions.

[hagen]

Quote: evgen1221

private could present many interesting ideas and developments

Any private trader can generate ideas commensurate with their budget. Do you want to say that the possibilities of a private owner are wider than the state ones? One should also bear in mind the fact that in some of the enterprises working in this direction, the state has only a controlling stake. I don't think that private capital is much more creative than the state structure.

[evgen1221]

I meant that private traders will have more ideas, given the proper number, because there will be more people with innovative ideas. At state-owned enterprises, even so, conservatism rules, although there is more money, but for something that will definitely work. Would it take Nii to reinvent the PC Spectrum from scratch when it does well on PC lamps? navryatli or quietly and nizenko so. Plus, it is easier for young people to sell themselves with their idea, in my opinion, to a private company (when there are a lot of them). Something like this.

[Barberry25]

could not from the word at all .. you say "private traders and a lot of ideas" .. well, give 10 companies that have competence in aircraft construction and uavs?

[lego2]

Exactly, you give a hundred thousand drones!

[cniza]

The Altius UAV has a wingspan of 28,5 m, a length of 11,6 m, and a takeoff weight of 6 tons. The flight altitude is 12 thousand meters, the flight range is up to 10 thousand km. In this case, the UAV can stay in the air for up to 48 hours.

Already impressive ...

[Alien From]

Good afternoon! there would be more such products, they are the future.

[cniza]

Good time!

Yes, a little late, but already impressive ...

[HAM]

That's when the Altius starts roaming along Texas and Alaska, that's when we'll be impressed ... it's time, oh, it's time !!!

[tarakan]

Quote: Holuay T.O.

40 years could not make a UAV
In the USA, the UAV is perfect and beautiful, our copy

Yours, STE where?

[Prisoner]

Where is where? I know where. Do not go to the fortuneteller, from the "ceevropa".

[Gennady Fomkin]

Quote: kventinasd

Isn't it too late? Those same Turks are moving by leaps and bounds in the development of such drones, but we only woke up after Karabakh. For the second strongest army, this is unforgivable.

Main question. The upkeep of a modern army is a huge amount. As I understand it, there is no oil for sale, Turkish iPhones and all sorts of Turkish Toyota's are also not very common in the world. Where does the money come from?

[Jacket in stock]

Quote: Gennady Fomkin

The upkeep of a modern army is a huge amount. As I understand it, there is no oil for sale, Turkish iPhones and all sorts of Turkish Toyota's are also not very common in the world. Where does the money come from?

Turkish exports in 2019 - $ 180 billion.
Including means of transport 26 billion, of which 12 billion are cars and other passenger cars (the auto industry is the 5th in Europe, much more than in Russia).
Textiles and clothing -16 billion, metallurgy -10 billion, plastic products 6 billion (makes from our gas / oil and sells to us) and other-other-other.

[Souchastnik]

plastic products 6 billion (makes from our gas / oil and sells to us) and other-other-other.

Turkey is also a leader in the supply of flour made from grain purchased in Russia.

[ZAV69]

Quote: Gennady Fomkin

Main question. The upkeep of a modern army is a huge amount. As I understand it, there is no oil for sale, Turkish iPhones and all sorts of Turkish Toyota's are also not very common in the world. Where does the money come from?

Truck of the Year 19 Ford F-max is produced in Turkey. And in general, all cargo Fords. Russia is already full of them on the roads. Half of the complete set on the Mercedes is also Turkish.

[Tusv]

What are you? Even the bourgeois won't believe this crap. Yeah, so I fly at a kilowatt with a range of up to 70 km. Wai wai already in Kata up to 250 km is released 15 years ago

[Tusv]

Yes, to hell with them with cons. Wi-Fi is only 250, and who hung over Dor Zora? There are shots. Wai Fay will definitely not reach it. So what kind of connection did you get? Not well, of course, Rus' bast shoes, only one bast shoe weighs kilotons. Moreover, he knows how to separate and show two false goals

[businessv]

Quote: Tusv

Wai wai already in Kata up to 250 km is released 15 years ago

Wi-Fi works only in the line of sight, so don't mislead people. For example, to ensure communication between objects at a distance of 25 km, you need to raise the antenna to a height of approx. 35 m, provided that there are no high-rise buildings on the way, for 250 km you can calculate it yourself. Data transmission equipment has existed for a long time (bridges), but the implementation of projects to provide communication over such distances using Wi-Fi is very costly and not economically logical.

[Gennady Fomkin]

Quote: Gennady Fomkin

Quote: kventinasd

Isn't it too late? Those same Turks are moving by leaps and bounds in the development of such drones, but we only woke up after Karabakh. For the second strongest army, this is unforgivable.

Main question. The upkeep of a modern army is a huge amount. As I understand it, there is no oil for sale, Turkish iPhones and all sorts of Turkish Toyota's are also not very common in the world. Where does the money come from?

I honestly don't see any Turkish military-industrial complex. Full license from us, Ukrainians, Koreans and Europeans. As soon as you start to fight with at least someone, ask for a good half of the military-industrial complex. Without export, not a single sample can be produced, except perhaps for hand weapons. Here the engine is German, there is a Korean diesel, a European cannon. Much ado about nothing) But the loot is sawed and parades go.

[mvg]

Full license from us, Ukrainians, Koreans and Europeans

Understand the meaning of the word "license". Has Turkey been producing anything from Russia for a long time? Anything that comes to mind? bp pyfxbvjuj? this is F-110 for F-16 Block 52, The rest is just purchases, in the form of South Korean engines for Altai, or just cooperation with the British branch of BAE System / So are the Canadian engines for Bayraktar.

[Gennady Fomkin]

Turkish propaganda tries to convince its own public that they are wholly produced in Turkey by "national and local" means and capabilities. However, in reality, these UAVs are not entirely local, as their production depends on irreplaceable and powerful components that are imported from abroad, such as engines, cameras, satellite communication systems, transmission and reception by GPS. The Bayraktar TB2 is equipped with a gasoline engine with a capacity of 100-horsepower "Rotax 912" from the well-known Austrian company Rotax (full name Bombardier-Rotax GmbH, which in turn is part of the Canadian company Bombardier) Recall that on October 23, the vice-president of the Canadian company - representative of the company Martin Langelier announced that suspends the export of engines to countries that use them for unknown purposes. He noted that the engines of the Austrian "Rotax" were developed and produced only for civilian purposes. According to him, the company recently received information that its production engines are used in military UAVs. The Bayraktar TB2 and other Baykar Makinası models mainly use a Canadian-made L-3 WESCAM CMX-15D camera, which includes a laser guidance system. The Bayraktar TB2 is equipped with MAM-L high-precision anti-tank missiles MAM-C air-to-surface class manufactured by the Turkish company Roketsan. The MAM-L is based on another Roketsan product, UMTAS. According to some reports, the OMTAS և UMTAS Roketsan missiles are the result of a joint production with the German company TDW. It is clear from other sources that a German company developed the warheads and licensed them to Turkey. Defenseturk confirmed that the warheads are manufactured by the German company TDW. TB2 satellite communication systems are also imported from abroad, in particular from the United States. "The American company Viasat, which supplies the systems, also announced that it is suspending supplies to Turkey after the Armenians of America held a peaceful demonstration in front of the company's office for two days."

Ken Peterman, public relations manager for Viasat, who met with protesters in Armenia, said the company did not know for what purpose Turkey was using its technology and promised to contact the US Department of Defense and demand an explanation of how Turkey, a member After the publication of a number of photos of Bayraktar TB2, damaged in recent days by the air defense systems of the Artsakh Defense Army, it became clear that the American company GARMIN (location: Diamond Bar, California), one of the leading manufacturers in the field of navigation devices, is supplying navigation receivers for this The Bayraktar TB2 UAV uses the GARMIN GNC 255A model, which costs $ 4495. The gyroscope, LN-200 IMU, on the UAV control panel is manufactured by the American company Northrop Grumman, which has also become popular recently. This is especially important because this is the device on which the drone's flight control is based.

[Jacket in stock]

Quote: Gennady Fomkin

Turkish propaganda tries to convince its own public that they are wholly produced in Turkey by "national and local" means and capabilities. However, in reality, these UAVs are not entirely local, as their production depends on irreplaceable and powerful components that are imported from abroad.

And how much imported in "our" Altius do you know?
Whose engines are they?
Electronics?
Optics?
For ten years the plane was being developed, why do you think?

[DymOk_v_dYmke]

Quote: Jacket in stock

And how much imported in "our" Altius do you know?
Whose engines are they?
Electronics?
Optics?
For ten years the plane was being developed, why do you think?

Do you know? So enlighten.
And then there are too many who believe that the USSR / Russia could not do anything but galoshes and does not know how.

[Gennady Fomkin]

Quote: Jacket in stock

Quote: Gennady Fomkin

Turkish propaganda tries to convince its own public that they are wholly produced in Turkey by "national and local" means and capabilities. However, in reality, these UAVs are not entirely local, as their production depends on irreplaceable and powerful components that are imported from abroad.

And how much imported in "our" Altius do you know?
Whose engines are they?
Electronics?
Optics?
For ten years the plane was being developed, why do you think?

Ural Civil Aviation Plant, which, by the way, has good experience in creating UAVs and among the achievements can be considered the complete localization of such a drone as Forpost-R. Initially, it was a licensed copy of an Israeli drone, but later it was completely redesigned, and version P unofficially means Russian - all components are now exclusively our production and development, plus weapons and a more powerful engine were added to it. Roughly speaking, only the glider and the concept remained. And they could not help but pay attention to this - at the end of 2018 the plant received all the documentation, and already in 2019 the first fully functional prototype of this extremely complex machine was handed over to the military. That is, in less than a year, UZGA did a great job and brought the car to mind, which the previous developer could not cope with. Yes, they did not just bring it - in the course of the work, multiple modifications appeared. Now we know about such machines as Altius-U, Altius-M and Altius-RU. Together, they are sometimes referred to as the Altair UAV. whistle further

[Gennady Fomkin]

How did the Russian designers manage to bring the flight duration to 48 hours, while the RQ-4, which has larger fuel tanks, is only 36 hours? Paradox.
At the beginning of October 2011, the Sokol Design Bureau won the competition of the Russian Ministry of Defense for the creation of a UAV with a take-off weight of up to 5 tons. The development of the Altair UAV began as part of the Altius-M research and development project (a contract for 1 billion rubles) of the Sokol Design Bureau (now the MP Simonov Design Bureau) together with the Transas company (now Kronstadt). Alexander Vladislavovich Gomzin became the chief designer.

In 2011-2012, the V.M. Myasishchev EMZ began the development of the onboard control complex for UAVs "Altius", "Orion".

On February 5, 2013, a model of the UAV was publicly shown during the visit of the Minister of Defense of Russia S.K.Shoigu to the KAPO named after S.P. Gorbunov.

As of March 2014, the UAV prototype was being assembled in the slipway shop "KAPO-composites"; a little later, it is likely that UAV tests began.

In 2015, KRET began testing the navigation system for the UAVs "Altius", "Walker", "Okhotnik" [1].

On August 13, 2016, the first reliable information about the tests of the Altair UAV appeared; the device made its first flight in July 2016.

The second stage of flight tests, stopped in December 2016, was continued in March 2017 [2].

On May 19, 2017, the second prototype was spotted among other samples of aviation equipment at the Kazan aircraft plant during a visit by the Secretary of the Security Council of Russia Nikolai Patrushev and the plenipotentiary of the president in the Volga Federal District Mikhail Babich

On April 22, 2018, Alexander Gomzin, General Director of the Design Bureau named after M.P.Simonov, was arrested and charged with theft of 900 million rubles allocated for the development of a drone

On October 9, 2018, there was a message about the termination of the development of "Altair"

On December 19, 2018, the Deputy Minister of Defense of the Russian Federation Alexei Krivoruchko stated that “reports of the termination of the development of Altair are unreliable”. But he confirmed that there were problems and there was a change of contractor. The first flights of the modified UAV Altair should take place during 2019, and already in 2020 the final version of the machine ON FULLY DOMESTIC components can be demonstrated .

[Jacket in stock]

Quote: Gennady Fomkin

How did the Russian designers manage to bring the flight duration to 48 hours, while the RQ-4, which has larger fuel tanks, is only 36 hours? Paradox.

Yes, just everything is clear.
The American is jet.
Altius piston (diesel).

[Jacket in stock]

Quote: Gennady Fomkin

ON FULLY DOMESTIC components

Ага.
Only German engines.

[ism_ek]

Quote: Jacket in stock

German engines only

Engine developer Vladimir Reikhlin graduated from Kazan Aviation Institute with a degree in aircraft engine engineer. After college, he worked for some time at the VAZ. In the early 2000s, he founded the company RED (Raikhlin Engine Development) in Germany.
The engine was developed by RED Aircraft GmbH at the expense of the Russian holding "Finam"

[mark1]

Not really, Constantine - developed by our (albeit a former) man, for our money, but in Germany. Production is completely localized in Russia.

[Jacket in stock]

Quote: mark1

Production is completely localized in Russia

I am very glad if so.
Only Google did not find anything to me about this.
We can be the intrigues of enemies, of course. But I only read about localization sometime later.

[Barberry25]

even if there are Raikhlin engines, they are at least assembled in Russia on the same Russo-Balta

[Gennady Fomkin]

Quote: Jacket in stock

Quote: Gennady Fomkin

How did the Russian designers manage to bring the flight duration to 48 hours, while the RQ-4, which has larger fuel tanks, is only 36 hours? Paradox.

Yes, just everything is clear.
The American is jet.
Altius piston (diesel).

http://erazvitie.org/ Fucked up polymers

[Gennady Fomkin]

Quote: Jacket in stock

Quote: Gennady Fomkin

ON FULLY DOMESTIC components

Ага.
Only German engines.

At least piss in his eyes all the dew of God And how many "German" companies work for ..... he probably would have shot himself

[businessv]

In February of this year, it became known that the Ministry of Defense had ordered a pilot batch of Altius reconnaissance and strike drones.

very well!

[Tagan]

Quote: Holuay T.O.

40 years could not make a UAV
In the USA, the UAV is perfect and beautiful, our copy

And, well, yes, we copy everything from the penguins. They say so. And you say so. Are you singing?
You have bad taste)))

[Gennady Fomkin]

Quote: mvg

Full license from us, Ukrainians, Koreans and Europeans

Understand the meaning of the word "license". Has Turkey been producing anything from Russia for a long time? Anything that comes to mind? bp pyfxbvjuj? this is F-110 for F-16 Block 52, The rest is just purchases, in the form of South Korean engines for Altai, or just cooperation with the British branch of BAE System / So are the Canadian engines for Bayraktar.

Valery Pobezhimov, Director - Chief Designer of Enix Kazan JSC: Can Russia get any valuable information if it is allowed to the shot down drones? “No,” Pobezhimov is sure. “For us in the UAV, the most important thing is a used, mass-produced engine, and everything else is in our hands.” Frolov adheres to a similar point of view: “I think that in Syria and Libya we received all the information on Bayraktar. As for the Israelis, then yes, we better understand what is attached and where, but what is the value of this? " According to the expert, this information will not solve. According to Pobezhimov, such a statement of the question is fair. The Turks made a serious breakthrough in this area, reached the level of China, while doing almost everything themselves. “At the very beginning of their unmanned programs, they offered cooperation to Enix, and they were all interested, since they started from scratch, from unmanned targets, but we replied that we were not working with NATO countries,” he recalled. Nevertheless, according to the expert, in the near future the Russian attack UAVs "Orion" and "Corsair" will go into series, and the Kazan "Altair" (the whole complex is called "Altius-RU") will sooner or later be brought to mind. Pobezhimov suggests realizing a fundamental thing: "There is a Turkish film on the Internet about unmanned programs in this country, and it repeatedly emphasizes that everything starts with children's hobbies, with aircraft modeling."

[yfast]

Did you do it well with encryption? Open encryption algorithms are the most promising.

[Evil 55]

Wow. These characteristics make this drone the largest and most powerful drone in the world .. Good weather and high-quality missions ..

[Gennady Fomkin]

Quote: ZAV69

Quote: Gennady Fomkin

Main question. The upkeep of a modern army is a huge amount. As I understand it, there is no oil for sale, Turkish iPhones and all sorts of Turkish Toyota's are also not very common in the world. Where does the money come from?

Truck of the Year 19 Ford F-max is produced in Turkey. And in general, all cargo Fords. Russia is already full of them on the roads. Half of the complete set on the Mercedes is also Turkish.

Fords? We have more Koreans

[Gennady Fomkin]

Quote: Gennady Fomkin

Quote: Jacket in stock

Quote: Gennady Fomkin

ON FULLY DOMESTIC components

Ага.
Only German engines.

At least piss in his eyes all the dew of God And how many "German" companies work for ..... he probably would have shot himself

Do the miners have doubts? Something lately it seems to me that the editorial board of VO is behind okiyan

[Gennady Fomkin]

Quote: Jacket in stock

Quote: mark1

Production is completely localized in Russia

I am very glad if so.
Only Google did not find anything to me about this.
We can be the intrigues of enemies, of course. But I only read about localization sometime later.

Do you rely on Google? Use Yandex.

[agond]

Quote: Gennady Fomkin

Ага.
Only German engines.

Today, the manufacture of a small series of such diesel engines is available to many countries, there would be a desire, by the way, a diesel engine is not the most suitable engine for a high-altitude drone, while heights like those of Global are generally not available to imu

[agond]

It seems that in the Arctic, a drone with solar panels could hang in the air for more than a month in the summer, provided that it is high enough above the clouds.

[Zaurbek]

This, probably, and Calibers later, can be retargeted in flight.