theking950 wrote:if russia develop 20 ton ucav why they want to buy from israel?
They don't. Post a Russian source saying they want Israeli UAV's.
theking950 wrote:if russia develop 20 ton ucav why they want to buy from israel?
maybe they wont admit itmiketheterrible wrote:theking950 wrote:if russia develop 20 ton ucav why they want to buy from israel?
They don't. Post a Russian source saying they want Israeli UAV's.
theking950 wrote:maybe they wont admit itmiketheterrible wrote:theking950 wrote:if russia develop 20 ton ucav why they want to buy from israel?
They don't. Post a Russian source saying they want Israeli UAV's.
if russia develop 20 ton ucav why they want to buy from israel?
kvs wrote:Import substitution does not mean 100% in house product purchases. It means making sure that core strategic
industries exist in Russia that can fill of Russia's needs under critical conditions. The Foxconn components are cheap
and do the job. They are also not compromised by backdoors for the benefit of NATO. And Russia buying these
Chinese parts does not mean it is surrendering the capacity to produce such parts.
miketheterrible wrote:kvs wrote:Import substitution does not mean 100% in house product purchases. It means making sure that core strategic
industries exist in Russia that can fill of Russia's needs under critical conditions. The Foxconn components are cheap
and do the job. They are also not compromised by backdoors for the benefit of NATO. And Russia buying these
Chinese parts does not mean it is surrendering the capacity to produce such parts.
that is obvious since we all have the news and even photo/video evidence of Russia's fabrication plants and production of electronic components. But even I think it wouldn't be a bad idea of doing some JV with a Chinese or Korean company in opening up a plant in Russia to build cheap consumer electronic subcomponents and other such things. Could make it even cheaper in long run, employ a lot of specialists, and still keep money internally.
GarryB wrote:The Mi-38 is designed to be operated like a drone, but I have read about special transport drones to fly in food and water and ammo to remote locations like a special forces team in the mountains.
The drone itself has a glide module to fly the last few kms silently with the payload...
powered by an electric motor can fly silently as well
Project Canada wrote:When are we going to see a fully operational Russian MALE drone in service? Altius-M has been in development for more than a decade.
Forpost is good but cannot be counted as Russian since its really just a license produced Israeli drone
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