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Deino

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Here's a sight you don't see everyday: AS700 airship and AG600 in the same frame.

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Are these both prototypes of the AS700 together? One in plain white and the other one with the more fashionable blue/red lines?
 

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China Successfully developed T1000 Carbon fiber according to SCMP. I know they have a Carbon fiber industry But T1000 is of higher spec. So in not distant future the C919 wing or J 20 fuselage will use this material
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Despite this situation, China has successfully navigated numerous hurdles in its carbon fiber industry, which by 2022 had grown to represent around one-third of global production, the report claimed.

However, in collaboration with Shenzhen University, Changsheng Technology Co Ltd, renowned for manufacturing fabricated metal products, has finally successfully produced high-performance carbon fiber through a production line that can manufacture 1,874 tons of this material annually.

Before the breakthrough achieved by Changsheng Technology, Beijing lacked the means to mass-produce high-performance T1000 carbon fiber, a particularly robust variant of the material known for its stress resistance.

The country’s carbon fiber production had mainly revolved around the T300 and T700 varieties, leaving the high-performance T1000 carbon fiber to make up only a small fraction.

A one-meter-long (3.3-foot) bundle of T1000 carbon fiber, despite weighing merely 0.5 grams (0.018 ounces), possesses the remarkable ability to endure approximately 500 kg (1,102 lbs) of force.
 

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AC312E remote-sensing variant for conducting geophysical surveys.

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By the way - since this was my first impression - any news about the IFR-capable Z-20 available?
 
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