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China’s Giant Spy Drone Stalks Foreign Warships

Haha, here we go again.
You would know the name of this drone if you could read, write or speak the Chinese like you claimed. And If you knew the name of this drone then you would not embarrass yourself in front of us. A simple search will tell you this drone's wingspan is over 40 meters.
I can tell you the name of this drone if you ask.

To be honest, I don't care whether or not is this drone span over 40 meters, I am simply raising a question for it, and it is still a legitimate question here. A lot of so called "Spec" is not really up what it is, in Wikipedia, Boeing 737 claimed to have 37 meters wing span, where a Boeing 747-400 goes up to 64 meters wing span, does that means it is true?

Even official source differ, I don't see how "Raising a Question" would embarrasses myself?

I don't claim I speak Chinese, I do speak Chinese, I spoke to you on phone, I am VERY Fluent in Cantonese, I am not so fluent in Mandarin, but again, I fail to recognize what that have to do with this post?

By the way, he claim the drone wingspan up to 50 meters. Not 40.
 
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China has a much longer history of marine navigation in this water than neighbours. And China is the main winner of this region in WW2. Winner got all.

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What do you mean "all" by that picture? Don't you mean just this...

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They got the island of Rhodes back.
Remember this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colossus_of_Rhodes
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seven_Wonders_of_the_Ancient_World
 
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did you actually read my post? My post is not about how grainy the picture is, or is that actually the one that show in the previous photo. My point is, this you claim the drone have a wingspan of 40-50 meters. Which is almost a Boeing 747 wingspan.


HOWEVER, IT DOES NOT LOOK LIKE IT IS BIGGER THAN A BOEING 747, WHICH HAVE 57 MTRS WING SPAN, HENCE MY POINT STILL STAND.

Let us recap what we said last time






Better than someone use a "Altered Cutting" video and claim the queen did not touch Michelle Obama I Guess.

By the way, I hate Tom Cruise

can you show me where i said bigger than boeing jumbo?

it was an estimated wingspan 40~50 m before i saw satellite image

from the satellite image, it looks like around 40 m within range of my estimation, much closer than your eyeballing genius skills. lolz


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how bout this?
wingspan estimated at 40 to 50 m

No way that wingspan is 40-50 meters. You can see the drone did not even take up half of a standard runway.
Dude, you need to take a chill pill..........

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can you show me where i said bigger than boeing jumbo?

it was an estimated wingspan 40~50 m before i saw satellite image

from the satellite image, it looks like around 40 m within range of my estimation, much closer than your eyeballing genius skills. lolz


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I can't, because I NEVER SAID YOU SAY IT IS BIGGER THAN A BOEING 747 JUMBO JET to begin with.

I said "AS BIG AS" both time, which mean they have a similar wingspan outlook, with Boeing 747-300 wing span at 50 some meter, if the drone is like you claim reaching 50 meter, it would be AS BIG AS a boeing 747.

Here are what I said in the 2 posts.

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No way that wingspan is 40-50 meters. You can see the drone did not even take up half of a standard runway.

A Boeing 737 can take 80% of a standard runway and it's biggest wingspan is only 32 meters (Roughly the same span as a global hawk). Even the Jumbo Jet Boeing-747-400 do only have 59-67 meters wingspan, are you saying this drone is as big as a Boeing 747??

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Even if that is a standard runway, it's still only took up 70-80% of it, which means it is no larger than a Boeing 737, which mean it is no larger than a RQ-4 Global Hawk, which is around 30 meter wing span. So, my point still stand, it does not look like it is as big as a Boeing 747 (Which would have taken 110% of a standard runway like this)

Do tell me where I said that drone is BIGGER than a 747 Jumbo Jet
 
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To be honest, I don't care whether or not is this drone span over 40 meters, I am simply raising a question for it, and it is still a legitimate question here. A lot of so called "Spec" is not really up what it is, in Wikipedia, Boeing 737 claimed to have 37 meters wing span, where a Boeing 747-400 goes up to 64 meters wing span, does that means it is true?

Even official source differ, I don't see how "Raising a Question" would embarrasses myself?

I don't claim I speak Chinese, I do speak Chinese, I spoke to you on phone, I am VERY Fluent in Cantonese, I am not so fluent in Mandarin, but again, I fail to recognize what that have to do with this post?

By the way, he claim the drone wingspan up to 50 meters. Not 40.


http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencet...nese-stealth-hunting-drone-pictured-time.html

  • Divine Eagle is estimated to be up to 60ft long (18 metres)
  • It is believed to be the largest ever drone created by China
  • It can detect stealth aircraft and warships at long ranges
By Ellie Zolfagharifard For Dailymail.com
Published: 04:04 EST, 29 May 2015 | Updated: 14:45 EST, 29 May 2015

Images of China’s largest drone has revealed new details on the country’s ‘stealth hunting’ capabilities.

Named the ‘Divine Eagle’, the drone is a high-altitude UAV that can detect stealth aircraft at large distances with radar.

The Divine Eagle reportedly flew in February, but this is the first time images of the drone have emerged online.

PopSci notes that the images follows the release of the first Chinese defence White Paper which calls for improved expeditionary capabilities for the military.

The Divine Eagle is a high-altitude UAV designed to detect stealth aircraft at long ranges, using special purpose radars.

Not many details have been emerged of its exact capabilities, but the prototype seen in the images is a single engine, twin bodied aircraft with two vertical tails that act as stabilisers.

It also has two satellite communications domes, completely vertical tails and an exposed engine intake.

Jeffrey Lin and P.W. Singer at Popsci estimate that the fuselage has a diameter of 5ft (1.5 metres_ and a height to length ratio of 1:12, with length up to 60ft (18 metres).

The wingspan is likely to be 164ft (50 metres) in width.

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It has seven radars which include a X/UHF AMTI Active Electronically Scanned Array (AESA) radar on the front and two X/UHF AMTI/SAR/GMTI AESA radars on the twin booms.

There are another two X/UHF AMTI AESA radars on either side of the engine nozzles, and two more radars on the end of the booms.

The drone’s long range anti-stealth capabilities can be used against aircraft and warships helping intercept silent enemy attacks.

It can also detect anti-ship missile trucks and air defences on land.

In November, that another one of China's ambitious drones, called Dark Sword, is under secret development.

It was unveiled in 2006 at an airshow, but has since disappeared from public view.

Chinese aviation expert Fu Qianshao told CCTV that while he does not know the status of the Dark Sword project, the drone could become the world's first supersonic UAV if it proves a success.

He said he would not be surprised if the project is still ongoing in secret as a lack of transparency is nothing new for the aviation industry and is an approach commonly taken by the Americans.
 
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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencet...nese-stealth-hunting-drone-pictured-time.html

  • Divine Eagle is estimated to be up to 60ft long (18 metres)
  • It is believed to be the largest ever drone created by China
  • It can detect stealth aircraft and warships at long ranges
By Ellie Zolfagharifard For Dailymail.com
Published: 04:04 EST, 29 May 2015 | Updated: 14:45 EST, 29 May 2015

Images of China’s largest drone has revealed new details on the country’s ‘stealth hunting’ capabilities.

Named the ‘Divine Eagle’, the drone is a high-altitude UAV that can detect stealth aircraft at large distances with radar.

The Divine Eagle reportedly flew in February, but this is the first time images of the drone have emerged online.

PopSci notes that the images follows the release of the first Chinese defence White Paper which calls for improved expeditionary capabilities for the military.

The Divine Eagle is a high-altitude UAV designed to detect stealth aircraft at long ranges, using special purpose radars.

Not many details have been emerged of its exact capabilities, but the prototype seen in the images is a single engine, twin bodied aircraft with two vertical tails that act as stabilisers.

It also has two satellite communications domes, completely vertical tails and an exposed engine intake.

Jeffrey Lin and P.W. Singer at Popsci estimate that the fuselage has a diameter of 5ft (1.5 metres_ and a height to length ratio of 1:12, with length up to 60ft (18 metres).

The wingspan is likely to be 164ft (50 metres) in width.

2927330A00000578-3101268-image-a-2_1432835426996.jpg


It has seven radars which include a X/UHF AMTI Active Electronically Scanned Array (AESA) radar on the front and two X/UHF AMTI/SAR/GMTI AESA radars on the twin booms.

There are another two X/UHF AMTI AESA radars on either side of the engine nozzles, and two more radars on the end of the booms.

The drone’s long range anti-stealth capabilities can be used against aircraft and warships helping intercept silent enemy attacks.

It can also detect anti-ship missile trucks and air defences on land.

In November, that another one of China's ambitious drones, called Dark Sword, is under secret development.

It was unveiled in 2006 at an airshow, but has since disappeared from public view.

Chinese aviation expert Fu Qianshao told CCTV that while he does not know the status of the Dark Sword project, the drone could become the world's first supersonic UAV if it proves a success.

He said he would not be surprised if the project is still ongoing in secret as a lack of transparency is nothing new for the aviation industry and is an approach commonly taken by the Americans.
that drawing is old concept. the satellite image don't lie; it's around 40~ m wingspan
 
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You are so lovely bro.

How's that?

Many things that came out "likely" in the end isn't.

B-1B were "Likely" to be Mach 2.2 capable in the design phase, in the end it wasn't
Canberra Class were "Likely" to be build with treated flight deck for STOVL aircraft again in the design phase, you and I both know it wasn't
YF-23 were "Likely" to be pick up by USAF as YB-23 in the Advance Bomber Project, is it the case??

So, if that mean likely, it's not necessarily the truth.
 
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How?by your mouth? If you dare,come and stop us. The little Vietnam should be thankful, We are very merciful compared to British who killed almost all the American natives thousands miles away from their island.

I must say, our Mainland diplomacy has a greater sense of truism. This must be overcome.

Pearl Harbor's size compared to all the civilian stuff is insignificant. That's like saying Shanghai is simply a naval base and not a civilian major city.

Our SCS bases will host both civilians and security, assistance and safety personnel, as well. Sort of Hawaii 2.0 on a smaller scale maybe -- although our islands keep growing.
 
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