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by prasannasimha
11 Mar 2018 07:48
Forum: Mil-Tech Archive
Topic: Tejas Mk.2: News & Discussions - 25 February 2018
Replies: 1082
Views: 429939

Re: Tejas Mk.2 News & Discussions: 25 February 2018

^ man rated and more importantly man limited aircraft is going to be made pilotkess. Whatever for.? Humans on planes impose far more physiological limitations limiting design. UCAV's are designed with a differing philosophy. Simple question what is the G limitation for a human rated aircraft ?
by prasannasimha
10 Mar 2018 23:31
Forum: Mil-Tech Archive
Topic: Tejas Mk.2: News & Discussions - 25 February 2018
Replies: 1082
Views: 429939

Re: Tejas Mk.2 News & Discussions: 25 February 2018

Why all this open source business. We have IPR and product and should sell it as well as r AMC or ekse we are fools.
by prasannasimha
08 Mar 2018 19:56
Forum: Trash Can Archive
Topic: Indian Space Program: News & Discussion - Sept 2016
Replies: 4447
Views: 1539255

Re: Indian Space Programme Discussion - Sept 2016

Each project has to have ITAR (and some other restrictions) restrictions lifted specifically
by prasannasimha
07 Mar 2018 09:01
Forum: Mil-Tech Archive
Topic: Indian Missiles News & Discussions - May 2017
Replies: 5116
Views: 1899861

Re: Indian Missiles News and Discussions - May 2017

It was not just carbon fibre it was also things like multiaxis 5 and more CNC machines which were denied. Local industries started to manufacture them and now we get imported ones too !
by prasannasimha
06 Mar 2018 08:02
Forum: Mil-Tech Archive
Topic: Indian Missiles News & Discussions - May 2017
Replies: 5116
Views: 1899861

Re: Indian Missiles News and Discussions - May 2017

Yes we were unable to get enough carbon fibre.
by prasannasimha
05 Mar 2018 10:40
Forum: Mil-Tech Archive
Topic: AMCA News and Discussions
Replies: 3310
Views: 889316

Re: AMCA News and Discussions

What I was thinking if you get the shape and avionics first the others will follow
by prasannasimha
02 Mar 2018 19:44
Forum: Military Issues & History Forum
Topic: Russian Weapons & Military Technology
Replies: 2093
Views: 637425

Re: Russian weapons and military technology

Problem is most of these are animations and not real tests so we can only wonder.
by prasannasimha
25 Feb 2018 17:21
Forum: Trash Can Archive
Topic: Indian Space Program: News & Discussion - Sept 2016
Replies: 4447
Views: 1539255

Re: Indian Space Programme Discussion - Sept 2016

Mk3 payload is also going to be increased in stages and next one is by 600 Kg
by prasannasimha
25 Feb 2018 17:18
Forum: Military Issues & History Forum
Topic: UAVs, Drones, Remote Surveillance Tech
Replies: 2937
Views: 1039169

Re: UAVs, Drones, Remote Surveillance Tech

^no it just looks that way from the perspective. There is another video out there showing that it was a proper touch down
by prasannasimha
25 Feb 2018 16:21
Forum: Military Issues Archive
Topic: Indian Military Aviation - 21 Sept 2015
Replies: 4456
Views: 1037471

Re: Indian Military Aviation - 21 Sept 2015

Rustom tested today some pictures http://pib.nic.in/PressReleaseIframePage.aspx?PRID=1521648#.WpKGTyzqEu8.twitter DRDO successfully flew its Rustom 2 today at its Aeronautical Test Range(ATR) at Chalakere at Chitradurga. This flight assumes significance due to the fact that this is the first flight ...
by prasannasimha
23 Feb 2018 16:29
Forum: Mil-Tech Archive
Topic: Tejas Mk.1 & Mk.1A News & Discussions: 09 February 2018
Replies: 3909
Views: 1460536

Re: Tejas: News & Discussions: 09 February 2018

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by prasannasimha
22 Feb 2018 21:06
Forum: Mil-Tech Archive
Topic: Indian Missiles News & Discussions - May 2017
Replies: 5116
Views: 1899861

Re: Indian Missiles News and Discussions - May 2017

^^^ better than screeching global times article isn't it.
by prasannasimha
22 Feb 2018 19:17
Forum: Mil-Tech Archive
Topic: Indian Missiles News & Discussions - May 2017
Replies: 5116
Views: 1899861

Re: Indian Missiles News and Discussions - May 2017

^^ of course but they also send a message that we are here
by prasannasimha
22 Feb 2018 09:38
Forum: Mil-Tech Archive
Topic: Indian Missiles News & Discussions - May 2017
Replies: 5116
Views: 1899861

Re: Indian Missiles News and Discussions - May 2017

All these launches and more so Agni 2 are I feel a reason to raise NOTAM's as silent warnings to lizard. Indian ships around Maldives and missiles coming as they want to steer through Malacca straits. Silent message. I don't need to launch from ITR to cover IOR
by prasannasimha
18 Feb 2018 23:18
Forum: Trash Can Archive
Topic: Indian Space Program: News & Discussion - Sept 2016
Replies: 4447
Views: 1539255

Re: Indian Space Programme Discussion - Sept 2016

The moon rotation and revolution time is the same so the same face faces us all the time so during the new moon period the sun will not light up the moon surface for 15 days so a given point on the moon will be illuminated for 15 days (lunar day) and 15 days will be dark(lunar night)
by prasannasimha
18 Feb 2018 23:17
Forum: Military Issues & History Forum
Topic: India's R&D in Defence DRDO, PSUs and Private Sector
Replies: 5242
Views: 1530374

Re: India's R&D in Defence DRDO, PSUs and Private Sector

CEMILAC certification is for military use. Civilian certification is more stringent.
by prasannasimha
18 Feb 2018 17:55
Forum: Mil-Tech Archive
Topic: Indian Missiles News & Discussions - May 2017
Replies: 5116
Views: 1899861

Re: Indian Missiles News and Discussions - May 2017

The real issue is the weight - an Agni will weigh much more than a windmill blade isn't it? F=ma will rule
by prasannasimha
18 Feb 2018 07:47
Forum: Science, Economics & Technology Forum
Topic: Indian Economy News & Discussion - Nov 27 2017
Replies: 8446
Views: 3027776

Re: Indian Economy News & Discussion - Nov 27 2017

Actually private banks all over the world have caused bigger problems and had to be bailed out by government money when too big to fail or for investor concerns. Thinking everything will be sorted put by privatization is nonsense. Just see the Oh so good service at private banks. Masters at ripping ...
by prasannasimha
17 Feb 2018 22:30
Forum: Trash Can Archive
Topic: Indian Space Program: News & Discussion - Sept 2016
Replies: 4447
Views: 1539255

Re: Indian Space Programme Discussion - Sept 2016

There is no mention as individual components are not mentioned. Pad abort test is going to be done this year.
by prasannasimha
17 Feb 2018 20:15
Forum: Mil-Tech Archive
Topic: Indian Missiles News & Discussions - May 2017
Replies: 5116
Views: 1899861

Re: Indian Missiles News and Discussions - May 2017

This test was likely a tight corner turn test
by prasannasimha
17 Feb 2018 20:14
Forum: Mil-Tech Archive
Topic: Indian Missiles News & Discussions - May 2017
Replies: 5116
Views: 1899861

Re: Indian Missiles News and Discussions - May 2017

^ This is not for cross country mobility like the ones on the Russian Steppe but for cross road mobility in various "depot"s and this will not be the actual open trailer but obviously covered and camouflaged
by prasannasimha
17 Feb 2018 18:56
Forum: Trash Can Archive
Topic: Indian Space Program: News & Discussion - Sept 2016
Replies: 4447
Views: 1539255

Re: Indian Space Programme Discussion - Sept 2016

HUMAN SPACEFLIGHT cancelled.... http://www.indiabudget.gov.in/ub2018-19/eb/sbe91.pdf Notes on Demands for Grants, 2018-2019 No. 91 Department of Space DEPARTMENT OF SPACE DEMAND NO. 91 Department of Space, in the above URL, :D , jingos can replace number 91 in sbe 91 with numbers 19 or 20 or 21 or ...
by prasannasimha
16 Feb 2018 10:18
Forum: Mil-Tech Archive
Topic: Indian Missiles News & Discussions - May 2017
Replies: 5116
Views: 1899861

Re: Indian Missiles News and Discussions - May 2017

^ the entire podcast had nothing in it worthwhile. I wish there was a transcript that could have been glossed over.
by prasannasimha
15 Feb 2018 22:41
Forum: Science, Economics & Technology Forum
Topic: Indian Biotech News & Discussion
Replies: 396
Views: 135388

Re: Indian Biotech News & Discussion

IISc is doing a lot of work on microfluidics
by prasannasimha
15 Feb 2018 08:13
Forum: Trash Can Archive
Topic: Indian Space Program: News & Discussion - Sept 2016
Replies: 4447
Views: 1539255

Re: Indian Space Programme Discussion - Sept 2016

The primary reason for not using parachute landing by SpaceX was the inability to autonomously control the parachute drop due to cross winds for precise landing. Tgey could not do it in initisl tests o opted for vertical landing
by prasannasimha
12 Feb 2018 22:52
Forum: Mil-Tech Archive
Topic: Indian Missiles News & Discussions - May 2017
Replies: 5116
Views: 1899861

Re: Indian Missiles News and Discussions - May 2017

If the payload repackaging came down by 100o Kg then would it be possible using the weight to range curve be calculated ?I think the curves for Agni 1 and 2 were done isnt it.Also could the percentage of net weight reconfiguration in the multistage rocket equation be done to calculate the new total ...
by prasannasimha
11 Feb 2018 08:05
Forum: Mil-Tech Archive
Topic: Tejas Mk.1 & Mk.1A News & Discussions: 09 February 2018
Replies: 3909
Views: 1460536

Re: Tejas: News & Discussions: 09 February 2018

The first aircraft is now in the HAL museum in Bangalore. I think another us on static display in front of the HALoffice in Minsk square
by prasannasimha
08 Feb 2018 22:23
Forum: Trash Can Archive
Topic: Indian Space Program: News & Discussion - Sept 2016
Replies: 4447
Views: 1539255

Re: Indian Space Programme Discussion - Sept 2016

If I remember right LPSC team wants to do vertical landing of the boosters and the RLV team an airbag landing
by prasannasimha
08 Feb 2018 22:20
Forum: Trash Can Archive
Topic: Indian Space Program: News & Discussion - Sept 2016
Replies: 4447
Views: 1539255

Re: Indian Space Programme Discussion - Sept 2016

https://www.gadgetsnow.com/tech-news/like-space-x-isro-working-on-reusable-rocket-stages/articleshow/62831072.cms Like SpaceX, Isro, too, has been working on reusable technology. The Isro chief told TOI, "Our research and development department is working on three technology demonstrators. Fir...
by prasannasimha
08 Feb 2018 07:26
Forum: Trash Can Archive
Topic: Indian Space Program: News & Discussion - Sept 2016
Replies: 4447
Views: 1539255

Re: Indian Space Programme Discussion - Sept 2016

If they are targetting Mars aerobrsking will not be efficient and not possible if they use an interim moon base
by prasannasimha
08 Feb 2018 00:19
Forum: Trash Can Archive
Topic: Indian Space Program: News & Discussion - Sept 2016
Replies: 4447
Views: 1539255

Re: Indian Space Programme Discussion - Sept 2016

I think the reentry with the flip and controlled reentry is having a lesser reentry heat penalty than the glide aerobraking as speeds are different. The retrorocket firing is an active speed dissemination whereas aerobraking relies on friction to reduce speed causing greater heating.
by prasannasimha
07 Feb 2018 22:36
Forum: Trash Can Archive
Topic: LCA: News & Discussions: 15 August 2017
Replies: 3500
Views: 1009405

Re: LCA: News & Discussions: 15 August 2017

^ I think there is an 8 line with 8 planes in various stages and a 1/2 line of 4 per year. here is one picture of multiple planes in various stages of assembly by Tarmak. If we look at that we will probably get an idea.
by prasannasimha
07 Feb 2018 15:58
Forum: Trash Can Archive
Topic: Indian Space Program: News & Discussion - Sept 2016
Replies: 4447
Views: 1539255

Re: Indian Space Programme Discussion - Sept 2016

India is having its own reusable vehicle program. There are two competing teams with one trying rlv approach and the other like Elion musk with either verticle or airbag landing. There are old lot's with the concept planning. More importantly this year we will be having the satellite docking experim...
by prasannasimha
06 Feb 2018 22:59
Forum: Mil-Tech Archive
Topic: Indian Missiles News & Discussions - May 2017
Replies: 5116
Views: 1899861

Re: Indian Missiles News and Discussions - May 2017

Navarea warning was 700 Kms but the test was done upto900 Kms - not sure how it was done or was it lobbed in a nonoptimal trajectory to simulate a 900 Km path ?