Indian Missiles and Guided Munitions

[GatlingGunZ]

Don't worry guys. As I posted that LSP was nearly ramping up after last year's op sindoor. Be sure in next volley you will see it landing on your soil as a proof.

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[side-winder]

@Corax - deleted all offtopic posts. No need to engage with this brain dead troll - Report and move on - no more offtopic posts.

 

[GatlingGunZ]

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I never made any comparison with Pakistan's cruise missiles, because there is no comparison, you don't have an operational CM whereas Pakistan has for over 20 years.

How am I mocking you if you've just confirmed you're still "developing" a cruise missile? that's exactly what I said.

What part of Brahmos Supersonic cruise missile you don't understand??
We have Supersonic version of puny CM what you have. We are making subsonic LRLACM for saturation and low value targets.

 

[Corax]

What part of Brahmos Supersonic cruise missile you don't understand??
We have Supersonic version of puny CM what you have. We are making subsonic LRLACM for saturation and low value targets.

Good for you, I merely pointed out that Pakistan has had subsonic CMs for over 20 years, while you're still "developing" yours. But somehow that got you and your compatriots triggered. Copying a Soviet era anti ship missile is one thing, but making a subsonic is entirely different I guess.

 

[CallSignMaverick]

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This should be in the relevant thread.



It's a follow on from the failed nirbay CM. They're still "developing" it, no operational cruise missile.

Nirbhay was inducted in limited service, but never continued due to usage of Russian 36MT turbojet engines. LR-LACM uses Indian made STFE Manik engine, and this new test was on a compact 8x8 vehicle with cannisterised cold-launch mechanism.

Good for you, I merely pointed out that Pakistan has had subsonic CMs for over 20 years, while you're still "developing" yours. But somehow that got you and your compatriots triggered. Copying a Soviet era anti ship missile is one thing, but making a subsonic is entirely different I guess.

Yes because development takes time and effort, while it is easy to assemble imported kits and call it your own.

 

[Corax]

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Nirbhay was inducted in limited service, but never continued due to usage of Russian 36MT turbojet engines. LR-LACM uses Indian made STFE Manik engine, and this new test was on a compact 8x8 vehicle with cannisterised cold-launch mechanism.

Yes because development takes time and effort, while it is easy to assemble imported kits and call it your own.

Yes, that's why it was easy to make the brahmos I guess, a license built Soviet era anti ship missile, but it takes time to develop indigenous alternatives. Not sure why you included the link for drones though, seems like countries with ineffective air forces like Iran prefer to use cheap drones instead maybe.

 

[CallSignMaverick]

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Yes, that's why it was easy to make the brahmos I guess, a license built Soviet era anti ship missile, but it takes time to develop indigenous alternatives.

BrahMos is not license built. BrahMos Aerospace is a joint venture between DRDO and NPO-M. The product is based on P-800 but with various Indian modifications. Almost everything except the LFRJ is Indian. We even made it's air launched version on our own which even Russians don't have, along with it's own heavy weight pylon and wind tunnel testing and R&D work inhouse. Even the BrahMos-NG is being developed by DRDO on its own except the miniaturised LFRJ. Russians don't have a miniature P-800.

Nirbhay underwent a lot of changes, now has our own turbofan engine, and can be cold-launched by an 8x8 cannisterised TEL. Gave us our own SLCM as well.

Not sure why you included the link for drones though, seems like countries with ineffective air forces like Iran prefer to use cheap drones instead maybe.

I just replied beneath my post. As far drones go, well any country that doesn't struggle with making basic 50cc mopeds will be smart enough to mass produce these drones like even the US did with LUCAS to saturate the enemy.

 

[Corax]

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BrahMos is not license built. BrahMos Aerospace is a joint venture between DRDO and NPO-M. The product is based on P-800 but with various Indian modifications. Almost everything except the LFRJ is Indian. We even made it's air launched version on our own which even Russians don't have, along with it's own heavy weight pylon and wind tunnel testing and R&D work inhouse. Even the BrahMos-NG is being developed by DRDO on its own except the miniaturised LFRJ. Russians don't have a miniature P-800.

Nirbhay underwent a lot of changes, now has our own turbofan engine, and can be cold-launched by an 8x8 cannisterised TEL. Gave us our own SLCM as well.


I just replied beneath my post. As far drones go, well any country that doesn't struggle with making basic 50cc mopeds will be smart enough to mass produce these drones like even the US did with LUCAS to saturate the enemy.

Yes, I guess you could spin it like that, after all, you needed the license from NPO-M.
That's a great achievement then I guess, strapping a 50cc moped engine to a kit plane, you should be proud.

 

[GatlingGunZ]

Yes, I guess you could spin it like that, after all, you needed the license from NPO-M.
That's a great achievement then I guess, strapping a 50cc moped engine to a kit plane, you should be proud.

Whatever . You think world doesn't know that your biggest industrial capability is painting imported equipments green.
When your country calls a 150cc bike luxury, You want us to believe that your institutions have done own r&d to build all those missiles.

 

[CallSignMaverick]

Yes, I guess you could spin it like that, after all, you needed the license from NPO-M.
That's a great achievement then I guess, strapping a 50cc moped engine to a kit plane, you should be proud.

NPO-M is not the licensor but the supplier of the LFRJ and a stakeholder in BrahMos Aerospace.

LR-OWA drones don't really fly on 50cc moped engines, they are similar to motorcycle engines but more sophisticated. But then a country that can't indigenously make even 50cc mopeds can't really enjoy raining thousands of such drones to the enemy .

We're just exploiting our ecosystem of being the world's largest 2-wheeler and its engine manufacturer on earth while also making and testing advanced scramjet engines for hypersonic cruise missiles

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