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Karrar is still decent to be an interceptor drone. I imagine if enemy fighter jets are forced to reveal their locations via the heat signature of a air to air missile it will be easier to shoot them down. Also Iran has the capability to produce this wingman like drone. It just requires a Owj and the stealth tech of a shahed 191. It doesn't have to be anything fancy. Just something that can shoot down drones(the main enemy of missile launchers)Looks nothing like a Karrar and in fact looks like a Wing-man inspired design.
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Also Karrar is just a modified US target drone from the Shah era. It’s not even Iranian. Unless you mean Qaher? Which isn’t even in production.
No. Wingmans operate conventionally from landstrip. This one is JATO take off and can operate autonomally.Looks nothing like a Karrar and in fact looks like a Wing-man inspired design.
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Also Karrar is just a modified US target drone from the Shah era. It’s not even Iranian. Unless you mean Qaher? Which isn’t even in production.
While fielding Karrar has been a failure, the concept IS very good. It is an UCAV that can be launched from any place and has enough speed for intercept not only UAVs but also even Cruise missiles.Karrar is still decent to be an interceptor drone. I imagine if enemy fighter jets are forced to reveal their locations via the heat signature of a air to air missile it will be easier to shoot them down. Also Iran has the capability to produce this wingman like drone. It just requires a Owj and the stealth tech of a shahed 191. It doesn't have to be anything fancy. Just something that can shoot down drones(the main enemy of missile launchers)
No. Wingmans operate conventionally from landstrip. This one is JATO take off and can operate autonomally.
In fact they got an loyal wingman and converted It into a UCAV truck launched, exactly like Karrar.
It even has not satellite link, like Karrar.
They didn't even the field the karrar drone en mass for airspace defense. In fact they barley fielded the karrar drone at allWhile fielding Karrar has been a failure, the concept IS very good. It is an UCAV that can be launched from any place and has enough speed for intercept not only UAVs but also even Cruise missiles.
And that is what EU has copied. And UCAV deployable. Instead of using a modified high speed target drones they just used a loyal wingman. But the concept It is the same.
It even has not satellite link, like Karrar.
No one wingman is launched by JATO system aside this one like Karrar.Incorrect, wingman can operate autonomally and operate from a carrier using the catapult wire system , which is another assisted launch system for short takeoffs.
There are many ways to launch a UAV, runway, catapult, rail, rail + booster, or even by hand. This has existed for years with other types of drones. The launch method doesn’t mean that anything is copying anything. It’s basic physics. The Karrar and wingman and this drone are nothing alike if All you have is they use similar launch methods.
I agree. Nearly no one of them have. High speed doesn´t allow to fit a SATCOM, that probably is the reason why all of them are limited to be loyal wingmans, because they cannot fly beyond line of sight and rely on fighters or force multipliers electronic surveillance aircrafts to act as a node.Karrar doesn’t have a SATCOM data link. Its head is far too small to store the dish. Unless you are talking about GLONASS chips which help it navigate.
We have seen evidences of at least a dozen of them in parades and being deployed.They didn't even the field the karrar drone en mass for airspace defense. In fact they barley fielded the karrar drone at all