Chinese UAV/UCAV development

by78

General

• Nov 9, 2022

• #6,111

JY series of target drones. Sorry, but I've no time to translate the spec sheet.

 

by78

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• Nov 9, 2022

• #6,112

 

by78

General

• Nov 9, 2022

• #6,113

Outside display at Zhuhai.

 

by78

General

• Nov 9, 2022

• #6,114

WingLoong-1E.

 

by78

General

• Nov 9, 2022

• #6,115

Spec sheets on drone swarm systems. We are familiar with system-A, but apparently an entire family is in the works.

 

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banjex

Junior Member

Registered Member

• Nov 9, 2022

• #6,116

I see a scenario where the traditional MLRS transitions entirely to guided loitering munitions.

 

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Clark Gap

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Registered Member

• Nov 9, 2022

• #6,117

banjex said:

I see a scenario where the traditional MLRS transitions entirely to guided loitering munitions.

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No way, too expensive, low speed, small warhead.

 

by78

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• Nov 9, 2022

• #6,118

by78 said:

More Tengden/Tengoen drones.

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The TS10 is an electrically driven loitering attack munition/cruise missile:

TS20 is turbojet powered cruise missile, not really a drone:

 

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by78

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• Nov 9, 2022

• #6,119

The engines for the Tengden/Tengoen TB001A and TB001D have been revealed. The former uses C145HT, and the latter uses C145I. Both engines are made by Chongqing Zongshen Power Machinery Co. (宗申动力).

 

by78

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• Nov 9, 2022

• #6,120

The original CH-4 was rumored to be powered by the Limbach MD550. Limbach started out as a German company, but was bought by the Chinese in 2011. Production now takes place in Xiamen. Apparently an upgraded version of CH-4 was powered by the Austrian ROTAX-915IS. Now, ROTAX-915IS has been replaced by the 118kw Skylark DB416 engine (2nd and 3rd image) made by Hangrui Power (航瑞动力).

 

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