I think it'll be a bigger Alp-300G variant, basically a perfectly square one with instead of rectangular. Toying around with fotoshop would mean an array 85% larger than the -300G meaning a T/RM count of 7500-8000 and an increase in range to beyond 800km (from 450km).@sequ @CasualObserver news about ALP-310G clarifies why they dropped the AYR from TF-2000. ALP-310G (main search radar of Siper system) can actually provide full data set for the full engagement (Detect, track, guide, intercept) on its own. So my guess is that they dropped the AYR and upgraded the UMR to ALP-510G's naval variant, possibly names Cenk-500N or Cenk-510
ALP-310G currently has the capability to work in "networks" and fuse data gathered by other ALP series radars together and an instrumented range of 1000km. Can't wait to see what ALP-500G is going to offer
According to he wants to achieve the above in 5 years time...Baykar should get the state support they need to be like SpaceX.
Having their own airfield pointed straight at the Black sea for safety purposes, letting a supersonic capable UCAV crash in the water every week, designing and producing their own turbofan engines with initially horrendous endurance, until they've settled on a workable design.
They have founded a JV with Ukrspecexport in ~2019 iirc but they were apparently deeply unsatisfied with the Ukr sidd (and mind you this was before the war).According to he wants to achieve the above in 5 years time...
“After five years, we will also produce our own turbine engine, which has reached the mass production stage. Thus, we will become the country that produces the world's most advanced unmanned warplane, which also has a national engine..."
They have founded a JV with Ukrspecexport in ~2019 iirc but they were apparently deeply unsatisfied with the Ukr sidd (and mind you this was before the war).
It seems like they're moving ahead with their original plans to get into the engine market.
It should also be reminded that Baykar is not just a company that produces drones. They also have products in missile/loitering munition categories and are in fact actively developing small satellite constellations.
Selcuk Bayraktar: We aim to send 120 satellites into space by 2030 by building low orbit satellite constellations. Our goal is to build a global positioning system. Fergani also aims to develop launch vehicles to go into space.