Probably another example like TD220 that I talked about in #3,861.
Chinese UAV/UCAV development
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Indeed, very much likely so.
Looks like a bamboo dragonfly.I think he's referring to a coaxial helicopter UAV from AVIC Beijing.
Interestingly enough, China Shipbuilding Industry Corporation (CSIC) has a similar UAV called HK-20Z with almost identical specs. I wonder if TD-11 and HK-20Z are the same product.
I think he's referring to a coaxial helicopter UAV from AVIC Beijing.
Interestingly enough, China Shipbuilding Industry Corporation (CSIC) has a similar UAV called HK-20Z with almost identical specs. I wonder if TD-11 and HK-20Z are the same product.
That is crazy awesome. Its like from a scifi movie.
That is subjected to interpretation of the report.
The report said (in my translation) in the first half of 2020, the company started various research or contract realization works of 9 UAVs including CH-7. These works include 500 flight tests. This is plain translation without any interpretation.
Here is my thought. Does that 500 flight tests include maiden flight of CH-7? Or the work of CH-7 in the first half of 2020 is only limited to assembling and ground test of it? If I am to be very strict and careful, I think the report did not confirm CH-7's maiden flight. If I am to be more wishful, then I can say that 500 includes the maiden flight.
If I were the alert5 author, I would have said "The latest half-year stock report by Aerospace CH UAV – 航天彩虹无人机股份有限公司 – revealed that the CH-7 stealth unmanned air vehicle (UAV) MAY have flown."
Not much, they are competitors for the same application, just like other CHs and Wing-Loongs.
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