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[Flotilla]

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I don't know if anybody posted It. But Gaza UAV is being fitted with up to 8 PGM. The payload is impressive, but also the operational height. Seems that it is just the prototype still, but It is performing really good.

 

[Shafagh]

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I don't know if anybody posted It. But Gaza UAV is being fitted with up to 8 PGM. The payload is impressive, but also the operational height. Seems that it is just the prototype still, but It is performing really good.

Is it a big jump to configure Gaza to launch 358 missiles?

 

[Immortals]

Is it a big jump to configure Gaza to launch 358 missiles?

That would require having more than 2 or 3 GAZA drones. No proof this drone is mass produced.

 

[Flotilla]

That would require having more than 2 or 3 GAZA drones. No proof this drone is mass produced.

Unfortunately it is true.
But this prototyp is performing really well. Check the high altitude (much higher than Mohajer 6 or others piston engined Rotax912/914 UAVs), speed and load are really impressive. As always the bottleneck it is the engine. If Iran can serial producing a turboprop like this, the applications would be incredible. Even Israel has a stealth HALE with turboprop.

 

[Immortals]

Unfortunately it is true.
But this prototyp is performing really well. Check the high altitude (much higher than Mohajer 6 or others piston engined Rotax912/914 UAVs), speed and load are really impressive. As always the bottleneck it is the engine. If Iran can serial producing a turboprop like this, the applications would be incredible. Even Israel has a stealth HALE with turboprop.

There is no point for Iran to produce such a drone when it lacks SATCOMs and high bandwidth secure encrypted data feeds. Ground based receivers are vulnerable and not reliable in war time especially in Iran’s mountainous terrain. Also it would be expensive drone even considering Iran’s economies of scale.

Iran is far far behind in technologies of the future. It doesn’t even make its own semi conductors, GPUs, CPUs, etc. these are the basic building blocks of the next 100 years. Forget about quantum computing because that field it’s even further behind.

 

[Khorasan Black Flags]

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[Persian Gulf]

Has anybody on the planet seen the mysterious S-136b? Any news?

They've paraded this thing a few years ago.......but it has vanished in the online ether.

that would be a nice weapon to use against Diego Garcia. has not been seen since but other drones fulfil the same function for targets within 2000km so I guess it has very limited uses

 

[Hack-Hook]

Has anybody on the planet seen the mysterious S-136b? Any news?

They've paraded this thing a few years ago.......but it has vanished in the online ether.

The question is not its disappearance from media.
The question is if Iran built enough of it or like other Iranian weaopn , they forget to built adequate amount of it

 

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as usual

the first video is comparing s-191 drone to B-2 bomber ... I don't even need to say anything about that

 

[Khorasan Black Flags]

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as usual

the first video is comparing s-191 drone to B-2 bomber ... I don't even need to say anything about that

If the video with 262k views bothers you delete it

 

[Persian Gulf]

If the video with 262k views bothers you delete it

I don't want to delete it I just give my opinion on it for others to consider and make their own mind up

since you posted the video you should discuss it

do you agree there is no comparison between s-161 and b-2 bomber?

 

[BigMela2onin]

Is there even any evidence the RQ-170 derivatives are in widespread use? Why compare them to anything at all if they are not in service?

 

[Khorasan Black Flags]

I don't want to delete it I just give my opinion on it for others to consider and make their own mind up

since you posted the video you should discuss it

do you agree there is no comparison between s-161 and b-2 bomber?

Despite notable differences in scale and capability, the Shahed drone shares several design principles with the American B-2 bomber:

Both aircraft are engineered with an emphasis on stealth and reduced radar detectability

They adopt a flying wing configuration, which contributes to aerodynamic efficiency and radar evasion

Weapons are housed internally in both platforms to maintain a low radar signature

Each is utilized for missions involving high-value or strategic targets

 

[Shags101]

Despite notable differences in scale and capability, the Shahed drone shares several design principles with the American B-2 bomber:

Both aircraft are engineered with an emphasis on stealth and reduced radar detectability

They adopt a flying wing configuration, which contributes to aerodynamic efficiency and radar evasion

Weapons are housed internally in both platforms to maintain a low radar signature

Each is utilized for missions involving high-value or strategic targets

This was actually good and from Iranian military aspect this what they wanted the aircraft to become not going to debate if it ever did become more than what they wanted but I will say again I’d rather read something like this so like I said this was a great reply