Chinese MALE, HALE (and rotary, small, suicide) UAV/UCAV thread

[kentchang]

any details on the mechanism that eliminates recoil?

You should read the article before you ask the question.

"By drilling a hole at the rear of the gun barrel, the team found they could release the gas shock wave from the gunpowder

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. To maintain the bullet's speed, they developed a new design with a high-strength seal at the back and an electromagnetic induction chip inside.
When the firing command is given, the chip ignites the explosive, launching the bullet. As pressure rises, it breaks the membrane and vents through the hole, reducing recoil and maintaining high muzzle velocity."

 

[totenchan]

You should read the article before you ask the question.

"By drilling a hole at the rear of the gun barrel, the team found they could release the gas shock wave from the gunpowder

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. To maintain the bullet's speed, they developed a new design with a high-strength seal at the back and an electromagnetic induction chip inside.
When the firing command is given, the chip ignites the explosive, launching the bullet. As pressure rises, it breaks the membrane and vents through the hole, reducing recoil and maintaining high muzzle velocity."

This explanation is barely coherent. Does anyone have the original paper?

 

[by78]

Mobile ground drone jammer.

 

[by78]

CASIC developed anti-drone engagment system. Capable of controlling, coordinating, and fusing data from up to 20 sub-systems and track and engage 1000 targets.

 

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An assortment of high-resolution images from Zhuhai.

 

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[by78]

CETC's drone swarm launcher and associated command, control, and support vehicles.

 

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The Thunder low-altitude defense system developed by CETC.

A much better image.

 

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More from Zhuhai: WZ-7.

 

[Totoro]

Those long rectangular panels on the lower side slabs look like they could be radar apertures. And there are some other panels which could be glass panels, right behind those. Could those hide optical sensors? But they're pretty small. If the aircraft is indeed 5.4 m high, then i'm getting maybe 30-ish cm high panel. That's way inadequate for long range optical work. U-2's nose optical sensor has mirror diameter of around half a meter.