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Small arms from Russian Izhmash and Swiss Brügger & Thomet

Machine guns, sniper rifles and dual grenade launchers :D


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PostPosted: 01 Apr 2012 19:30 
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Defence Expo 2012. Unmanned BMP2 MUNTRA

Mission UNmanned Tracked or MUNTRA is unmanned version of BMP2 consisting of two different unmanned BMPs. Muntra B is the control vehicle from which Mantra S the unmanned surveillance vehicle is controlled. The system has an indigenous Battle Field Surveillance Radar (BFSR), day/night camera, thermal imaging camera and a laser range finder. A variety of targets can be tracked from ranges 50m to 12km.


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Defence Expo 2012. Armour by Starwire

Star Wire manufactures the following bulletproof vests and helmets along with many defensive products. Following are all made of Kevlar. First helmet looks like German helmets of WW2. The jacket and the armour plate weigh approximately 7 kg and 2 kg respectively.


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PostPosted: 04 Apr 2012 15:44 
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My Defexpo pics are here - http://s1250.photobucket.com/albums/hh530/Jai203/?albumview=slideshow


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PostPosted: 05 Apr 2012 19:57 
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Def Expo Pics

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PostPosted: 07 Apr 2012 11:42 
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My favorite LSV from Tatra Vectra

http://unicornindia.blogspot.in/2012/04 ... 2-new.html


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PostPosted: 07 Apr 2012 12:11 
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TeamBhp review of Tata Defence Vehicles @ Def Expo 2012.

http://www.team-bhp.com/forum/commercia ... icles.html
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Vehicle specification of the Tata 12x12 Prahaar Missile Carrier:

Application:
• Prahaar Missile System Carrier and Launcher Platform
• Brahmos Missile carrier

Mobility:
• Power to weight ratio of 10.1 Hp/Ton
• 525 Hp @ 1800 rpm BSIII
• 2000 Nm @ 1200 RPM
• Automatic Transmission system with 7 forward and one reverse gear
• Gradability of 30 deg under full payload
• Max Speed of 80 kmph in top gear
• Ditch crossing ability of 2000 mm
• Vertical Step climbing ability of 600 mm
• Fordability of 1200 mm with stop and 1400 mm with pass
• Ground clearance of 400 mm
• Payload of 33 Tons

Utility:
• One Platform, Many variants: Prahaar Missile system Carrier
• Launcher vehicle and command and control unit for various missile systems

Crew Capacity and comfort level:
• Driver and co driver plus 3 person in drivers Cabin
• HVAC Climate controlled tiltable cabin


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Vehicle specification of the Tata 8x8 Water Purification system:
Application
• 7 KL Water Decontamination System
• Reverse Osmosis Purification Technology
• Capable of Purifying any form of impure water including one with Arsenic poisoning

Mobility
• Power to weight ratio of 13.4 Hp/Ton
• 375 Hp @ 2100 RPM
• 1548 Nm @ 1200 to 1400 RPM
• Manual Transmission system with 10 Forward and 2 reverse gears
• Gradeability of 25 Deg under full load
• Max Speed of 80 kmph in top gear
• trench crossing ability of 2000 mm
• Vertical Step climbing ability of 600 mm
• Fordability of 1200 mm with stop and 1400 mm with pass
• Ground clearance of 350 mm
• Payload of 17 Ton
• Range of 600 km at GVW

Utility
• One Platform Many Variants : 7 KL WEW Water decontamination system
• HMV 8x8 with MHC
• Command and control Unit and Launcher vehicle for Rockets

Crew Capacity and comfort level
• Driver and co Driver plus 3 persons on Drivers Cabin
• World Class HVAC Climate controlled tiltable cabin


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Tata 8x8 Pinaka Container:

Application
• Pinaka missile system Carrier

Mobility
• Power to weight Ratio of 13.4 Hp/Ton
• 375 Hp @ 2100 RPM
• 1550 Nm @ 1300 to 1400 Rpm
• Manual transmission system with 10 forward and 3 reverse gears
• Gradeability of 30 Deg under full load
• Max Speed of 80 KMPH in top gear
• trench crossing ability of 2000 mm
• Vertical Step climbing ability of 500 mm
• Fordability of 1200 mm with stop and 1400 mm with pass
• Ground clearance of 400 mm
• Payload of 18 Tons

Utility
• One Platform Many Variants: Pinaka Missile Carrier container
• HMV 8x8 with MHC
• Command and control Unit and Launcher vehicle for Rockets

Crew Capacity and comfort level
• Driver and co Driver plus 3 Person on Drivers Cabin
• HVAC Climate controlled tiltable cabin.


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PostPosted: 07 Apr 2012 23:32 
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Surya wrote:
thanks Jamwal

Is there a clearer shot of the wheeled BMP!!! :((


anyone - some more details please

I am not a mechanical engineer, but i do know that this is not what a wheeled infantry carrying vehicle should look like, looks like they wanted to make a plane towing tractor out of a BMP :YUCK:

see some photos for your self
http://img88.imageshack.us/img88/3697/dsc02667p.jpg

http://img560.imageshack.us/img560/289/dsc02666ha.jpg

http://img208.imageshack.us/img208/6209/dsc02668a.jpg

http://img269.imageshack.us/img269/1020/dsc02671i.jpg

fixed axles?? was the engineer too drunk???


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PostPosted: 08 Apr 2012 06:25 
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rajsunder wrote:


This could be a battlefield tourism vehicle - judging by the size of those windows.


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PostPosted: 08 Apr 2012 07:21 
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rajsunder wrote:
Surya wrote:
thanks Jamwal

Is there a clearer shot of the wheeled BMP!!! :((


anyone - some more details please

I am not a mechanical engineer, but i do know that this is not what a wheeled infantry carrying vehicle should look like, looks like they wanted to make a plane towing tractor out of a BMP :YUCK:

see some photos for your self
http://img88.imageshack.us/img88/3697/dsc02667p.jpg

http://img560.imageshack.us/img560/289/dsc02666ha.jpg

http://img208.imageshack.us/img208/6209/dsc02668a.jpg

http://img269.imageshack.us/img269/1020/dsc02671i.jpg

fixed axles?? was the engineer too drunk???


Here is link to for BMP wheeled workaround video I had post it in multimedia section

http://youtu.be/oE3MVaEfJLY




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PostPosted: 08 Apr 2012 12:23 
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That seriously looks like a airport tractor mated with a BMP.What the hell was the designer thinking ??
It's like a tractor with a turret on top and doors at the back.
BTw was there anything about Abhay IFV at the def expo ??


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PostPosted: 08 Apr 2012 14:19 
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BMP WHEELED
This is utterly waste of money and time somebody should supervise them before making it, but look they bring in to the world class defence expo, damn. all those delegates smiling on it what Indian engineers doing and keep them in business.


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PostPosted: 09 Apr 2012 12:43 
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Crosspost from Military Multimedia Content (youtube video by torqueaviation) DEFEXPO-2012 India


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PostPosted: 10 Apr 2012 17:08 
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Was this posted
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ziK54V_uuZM


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PostPosted: 10 Apr 2012 21:49 
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vic wrote:


Thanks - is there any way to zoom them up?


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PostPosted: 10 Apr 2012 21:59 
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shiv wrote:
rajsunder wrote:


This could be a battlefield tourism vehicle - judging by the size of those windows.


yes...quite true... what a big joke ..this vehicle with horrendous finishing and everything ...just some lazily put together piece of metal....more like result of inbreeding between an airplane tug and some cheap BMP


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PostPosted: 10 Apr 2012 22:00 
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1)
Very interesting: a C Band Tx/Rx module:
https://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/N ... Jy0liipFm0

The LBand mentioned above would be for the LRTR. The C Band...

2)
https://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/1 ... Jy0liipFm0

This is for the FLR, aka the Rajendra.

3)
https://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/e ... Jy0liipFm0

BEL logo and what appears to be the L3 logo below. Licensed assembly of the L3 ATAS
http://www2.l-3com.com/os/pdfs/LFATS_VD ... 07_low.pdf

4)https://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/m4evs_h_5RqCfVpu2Bfq09MTjNZETYmyPJy0liipFm0

For the CLGM


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PostPosted: 11 Apr 2012 13:08 
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shiv wrote:
rajsunder wrote:


This could be a battlefield tourism vehicle - judging by the size of those windows.


Thats going to be a DDM carrier in a battlefield.


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PostPosted: 11 Apr 2012 15:39 
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MN Kumar wrote:
Thats going to be a DDM carrier in a battlefield.


:rotfl: Indeed, I hope they get to sit in the front, where they can get a good view of the battlefield through those big plate glass windows. I'm sure all the terrorists will smile at the cameras.


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PostPosted: 12 Apr 2012 15:07 
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Some of Indian weapon systems in Defence Expo 2012

Part 1

Part 2


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PostPosted: 12 Apr 2012 18:21 
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Jamwal, thank you for taking the time to post those pictures. I was saddened by the overall lack of pics from jingos here on BRF :(


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PostPosted: 13 Apr 2012 10:10 
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Can't the chakra rath be used for second line dutie like ambulances, mobile C2 centre, comms relay, etc???


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PostPosted: 13 Apr 2012 11:00 
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Bala Vignesh wrote:
Can't the chakra rath be used for second line dutie like ambulances, mobile C2 centre, comms relay, etc???


Dear whole concept is flawed Because weight issue. let me give you one hint that wheel of Chakra rath is regular one which is use by indian truck + suspension is also same and Tyre cant hold such a weight and look deflated if look at my video carefully you can also see two set of fresh pair which is their i think to replace deflated one, also ground clearance is very poor you can see it yourself + old Indian suspension.

Bha.aaaa


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Artillery systems on display in Defence Expo 2012



tejas wrote:
Jamwal, thank you for taking the time to post those pictures. I was saddened by the overall lack of pics from jingos here on BRF :(

How many pictures do you need ? :P


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PostPosted: 13 Apr 2012 12:42 
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Was going through Jamwal's Pinaka pics below.
DRDO L&T Pinaka
TATA Pinaka

Found some differences between the L&T DRDO versionand TATA ones.
Tata launcher has a stabilizer in the middle and back. It trades off the extra Fuel tank. Also the rotating platform have some minor differences. Overall the TATA launcher looks more refined and well built. JMO.


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PostPosted: 13 Apr 2012 13:01 
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True. TATA has made a few changes to the original and was on display as the upgraded version


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PostPosted: 13 Apr 2012 13:36 
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Jamwal is it from the production lot or being given as an option?


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PostPosted: 13 Apr 2012 13:59 
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I have a different view of the chakra rath. its faster and cheaper than a tracked BMP in opex.
could be use for force and base protection duty.


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PostPosted: 13 Apr 2012 16:41 
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Defence Expo -2012. Some more Indian weapon systems

There are still quite a few left.




Singha wrote:
I have a different view of the chakra rath. its faster and cheaper than a tracked BMP in opex.
could be use for force and base protection duty.


According to it's designers, it's meant for urban warfare and peace keeping missions. I don't think they intend to use it in a conventional battlefield role like it's tracked version.

MN Kumar

Sorry. Didn't ask any questions there.


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Hi

Did anyone take a picture of the IAF MAFI model/poster at the TATA SED stand?


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PostPosted: 13 Apr 2012 18:27 
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How many pictures do you need


You can never have too much eye candy, boss. :)


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PostPosted: 13 Apr 2012 22:03 
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Singha wrote:
I have a different view of the chakra rath. its faster and cheaper than a tracked BMP in opex.
could be use for force and base protection duty.


Singha ji "Chakra rath" per ek kaahwat yaad aati hai "dobi ka kuta na ghar ka na ghat ka"

with so many basics flaw it no use other than exhibition


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PostPosted: 13 Apr 2012 23:04 
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MN Kumar wrote:

Thats going to be a DDM carrier in a battlefield.


Remove the turret and put a JCB shovel on top and space inside can accomodate a garbage compactor. Can be used for urban cleaning operations. Name can be changed from chakra rath to kachra rath.


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Any pics and/or news on Astra missiles?


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sarabpal.s wrote:
Bala Vignesh wrote:
Can't the chakra rath be used for second line dutie like ambulances, mobile C2 centre, comms relay, etc???


Dear whole concept is flawed Because weight issue. let me give you one hint that wheel of Chakra rath is regular one which is use by indian truck + suspension is also same and Tyre cant hold such a weight and look deflated if look at my video carefully you can also see two set of fresh pair which is their i think to replace deflated one, also ground clearance is very poor you can see it yourself + old Indian suspension.

Bha.aaaa


Don't take me wrong Sabarpalji, but a deflated tyre could be because of a multitude of reasons.

Based on your video, I am guessing that the Chakra rath is basically a modified body of a BMP-2 mounted on the chassis of a stallion 6*6. Now if that is true, the chassis of the Stallion is designed to carry a gross weight of 14.5 tons, which is around the total weight of the BMP2. If we are to subtract the weight of the tracked drive, say around 500-600 Kgs, it becomes lighter than the original BMP, which weighs in at 14.3 tonnes.

Based on the above, IMO, the Chakra Rath, ugly as it is, could be quite useful in urban warfare, base protection and many other second line roles.

Gurulog, please correct me if I am wrong.

References:
BMP-2 Wikipedia Page
http://www.ashokleyland.com/sites/default/files/media-kit/STALLION_6X6_FINAL_v3.pdf


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Bala Vignesh wrote:

Don't take me wrong Sabarpalji, but a deflated tyre could be because of a multitude of reasons.

Based on your video, I am guessing that the Chakra rath is basically a modified body of a BMP-2 mounted on the chassis of a stallion 6*6. Now if that is true, the chassis of the Stallion is designed to carry a gross weight of 14.5 tons, which is around the total weight of the BMP2. If we are to subtract the weight of the tracked drive, say around 500-600 Kgs, it becomes lighter than the original BMP, which weighs in at 14.3 tonnes.

Based on the above, IMO, the Chakra Rath, ugly as it is, could be quite useful in urban warfare, base protection and many other second line roles.

Gurulog, please correct me if I am wrong.

References:
BMP-2 Wikipedia Page
http://www.ashokleyland.com/sites/default/files/media-kit/STALLION_6X6_FINAL_v3.pdf


Dear First my name is Sarabpal.
second This Axel shaft+ transmission did not have any truck chassis as a Base And Shaft + transmission is wielded to Modify body of BMP.
Third is that if you look at the pics i am posting now you understand how bad suspension is

Image
Image


Urban warfare still has bump on the roads so how can you protect Suspension in this condition which is hold by Few bracket and bear the whole weight of BMP.
Did you notice That suspension in truck is above axle shaft but in BMP it is below shaft Because of low sleuth of BMP.

This is just discussion, nobody is wrong you are welcome


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PostPosted: 15 Apr 2012 08:47 
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Looking again at this "Chakra Rath" I am reminded of the interview with Mahindra boss man on a video posted earlier in this thread. He said that in earlier years Mahindra (the company) had tried to modify an existing chassis to suit what the army might want. He went on to say that this has now changed after they realised that such an approach was wrong. They now create dedicated designs for army use. This "Chakra rath" looks like a "Churkendoose" a fairly tale animal consisting of parts of a chicken, turkey, duck and goose stuck together.

Some company has taken parts from 2-3 existing assembly lines and welded them together as a "concept vehicle" - and a pathetic looking one at that. But clearly some executive in that company has given permission for someone to "play" and innovate and has sanctioned several lakhs/tens of lakhs for that. Even if it is very ugly and looks dysfunctional, play/experimentation is the first step towards serious innovation. So I would stop my mocking at some laxman-rekha.


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PostPosted: 15 Apr 2012 10:04 
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shiv wrote:

So I would stop my mocking at some laxman-rekha.

Dear who is mocking???

we are discussing about it for uses in current scenarios, nobody say that they should stop innovating but There should some proper guidance what to and how to do it in practical.

This is Indian Juggad but need some refining.


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