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It does highlight that local manufacturing has been achieved and demonstrated.

Something that design centres can eventually leverage. A nascent ecosystem is forming.

Can you share the 4 engines pics or details?

The correct order is a) invest into universities and education to build a large pipeline of engineers, b) to build a local manufacturing ecosystem of other peoples designs, get manufacturing sites set up, people trained and still maintain defensive capability, c) work on selective parts substitution of strategic items eg GaN etc. d) At the "mid point of the manufacturing buildout stage", create "design centers" to create new designs that these manufacturing sites can then build using a combination of COTS and local manufactured items. This is the approach Türkiye took and is why they have had so much success.

Sure a more fine grained list can be done, but this is a start.
 
the predator relied on a 114hp rotax plant, the tb2, on the rotax 912 with 100 ish HP.
Benchmarked it against our needs for S3 170 HP.
 
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The correct order is a) invest into universities and education to build a large pipeline of engineers, b) to build a local manufacturing ecosystem of other peoples designs, get manufacturing sites set up, people trained and still maintain defensive capability, c) work on selective parts substitution of strategic items eg GaN etc. d) At the "mid point of the manufacturing buildout stage", create "design centers" to create new designs that these manufacturing sites can then build using a combination of COTS and local manufactured items. This is the approach Türkiye took and is why they have had so much success.

Sure a more fine grained list can be done, but this is a start.
Our way of doing things. We will get there (eventually, following a very random path, full of pitfalls and stupid avoidable failures):
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If am not wrong all our uavc drones will be for defense purpose but real investment would be on suicide drones.
 
This confirms a quiet but evidently big shift in nat-sec policy. Some weeks ago MoDP called a meeting with private UAS firms (co-chaired with a Lt. Gen, so a real meeting) to tell them they’ve got the reins to develop and build for armed forces requirements. Basically, SOEs were not necessarily going to get in the way for certain classes of UAS development and production. Between AKAL, Woot Tech, Sysverve and a bunch of others, it seems they meant it.
 

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