India Validates Next-Generation Rotating Detonation Engine with Pressure-Gain Combustion, Delivering Higher Power with Less Fuel

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[hussain0216]

Moderators:: get a handle on this please, otherwise we will have random Indians post crap about India reaching the sun or something

 

[onlinpunit]

Moderators:: get a handle on this please, otherwise we will have random Indians post crap about India reaching the sun or something

Cope harder !

 

[hussain0216]

Cope harder !

If we had Indians posting Tejas advancements,

Think about how much endless crap will be posted whilst the Tejas program remaining a dud year after year

If you have a actual development, then great, post it

But if it's some Indian sensationalism of Indian wunder weapon that is a to-be-seen then it's better you save the crap to yourselves and your own boards

 

[Thinking]

If we had Indians posting Tejas advancements,

Think about how much endless crap will be posted whilst the Tejas program remaining a dud year after year

If you have a actual development, then great, post it

But if it's some Indian sensationalism of Indian wunder weapon that is a to-be-seen then it's better you save the crap to yourselves and your own boards

It is one of the most popular thread on PDF, populated not by Indians. Such is life. you give life to "Tejas", you get these too. So design of early systems is not news? We can't all just test "finished" product without doing any intermediate steps.

 

[NeptunesVortex]

It is one of the most popular thread on PDF, populated not by Indians. Such is life. you give life to "Tejas", you get these too. So design of early systems is not news? We can't all just test "finished" product without doing any intermediate steps.

Back in late 2014, Brazil expected to have all 36 Gripen jets by 2024 under its $5.4 billion deal. That never happened. Budget constraints, funding cuts and the financial impact of COVID-19 slowed down the programme. As things stand, the last jet won't arrive until 2032, eight years later than planned.