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Complete information & Analysis on " India's T-90 Tanks"

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Dont wana go into the written detail but can anyone plz tell me what are those sensors at both corner of turret and right above the gun.

I have seen same configuration on an version of Al-Khalid tank as well.
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IR source/illumination...
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Saudi Arabia doesn't have T-90 tanks. And besides a 1000hp engine isn't good for a 45-50 ton tank, not enough mobility. You at least need a 1200hp engine. Also, the tank isn't much different than the T-72 later versions which were only in service of the Russian Army, thus T-90 was only designed for export.
Do not go by the specs...
It is already one the most agile tanks produced..And it can fly too :rofl:
 
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@Major Shaitan Singh An indigenous 125 mm smooth bore gun developed by DRDO for the T-90S's with a 'modified chemistry barrel' of the existing T-72 gun has gone into production having completed trials in 2010. This modified chemistry barrel has also successfully completed a life cycle test conducted at Armoured Corps Centre & School Ahmednagar. The last two years have also seen the indigenization of the T-90S's commander hatch control unit, indigenous production of 50 types of critical optical components of the T-90Sand indigenously developed cable harnesses for the same. Overall the latest batches of T-90Ss will be between 80-90 percent indigenous by value.
 
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An indigenous 125 mm smooth bore gun developed by DRDO for the T-90S's...:o:......When Sir....?
Great News Then......:-)
 
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@Major Shaitan Singh An indigenous 125 mm smooth bore gun developed by DRDO for the T-90S's with a 'modified chemistry barrel' of the existing T-72 gun has gone into production having completed trials in 2010. This modified chemistry barrel has also successfully completed a life cycle test conducted at Armoured Corps Centre & School Ahmednagar. The last two years have also seen the indigenization of the T-90S's commander hatch control unit, indigenous production of 50 types of critical optical components of the T-90Sand indigenously developed cable harnesses for the same. Overall the latest batches of T-90Ss will be between 80-90 percent indigenous by value.

An indigenous 125 mm smooth bore gun developed by DRDO for the T-90S's...:o:......When Sir....?
Great News Then......:-)

The Russian OEM refused to transfer technology vital assemblies such as the gun system (including the barrel) and turret armour plates. This eventually lead us to develop a handful of such critical technologies if not all, by our own. Similar smooth bore guns are to feature in FMBT as well. The Russians are pretty reluctant when it comes to ToT and so are others :sick:

Broadsword: FMBT Part II: India’s future main battle tank now grapples with a weight issue

Thanks to the Arjun MBT project - we didn't had to develop everything from the scratch - In fact other sub-systems developed by DRDO for the Arjun Mk-2 program are to be featured in the T-90S including CVRDE's ERA Mk-II. A DRDO developed commander's non panoramic thermal imaging sight for the T-90S has also entered production with Bharat Electronics Limited and the Ordnance Factory Board. The T-90S will also use indigenous high accuracy fibre optic gyros developed by DRDO's Research Center Imarat (RCI) and feature fire control systems originally developed for the Arjun Mk-2.

The T-90S upgrade path is similar to that followed for modifying T-72M1s to the CIA standard which includes indigenous ERA, navigation aids, an uprated 1000 HP power pack, fire suppression system, new displays and sights...
 
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if we start to compare the two, arjun and T90, can any one precisely tell about the similarities.. like armour capability, range, etc..
 
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The above flowcharts have been officially produced by Rosoboronexport State Corp and Nizhiny Tagil-based Uralvagonzavod JSC and clearly state the obvious. By the way, despite three days of persistent queries sent to the Ministry of Defence's Public Relations Branch, not a single soul has been able to explain exactly why the T-90S MBTs taking part in this year's Republic Day Parade were labelled as 'Bheeshma', while those T-90S MBTs rolled out on August 24 have been labelled as 'Bhishma'. Your guess is as good as mine. In addition, no answers are forthcoming as yet on what exactly is the 'indigenous' content of the HVF-built 'Bhishma', given the fact that both the ERA package and the composite armour panels along with the 12.7mm HMG are being imported off-the-shelf from Uralvagonzavod JSC, while the powerpacks and tracks are being jointly sourced from Russia and Kazakhstan. There also exists another such set of flowcharts comparing the parameters of the OPLOT-M, T-90S and the Arjun Mk1 and needless to say, the conclusions regarding the T-90S are extremely distressing


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The Russian OEM refused to transfer technology vital assemblies such as the gun system (including the barrel) and turret armour plates. This eventually lead us to develop a handful of such critical technologies if not all, by our own. Similar smooth bore guns are to feature in FMBT as well. The Russians are pretty reluctant when it comes to ToT and so are others :sick:

Broadsword: FMBT Part II: India’s future main battle tank now grapples with a weight issue

Thanks to the Arjun MBT project - we didn't had to develop everything from the scratch - In fact other sub-systems developed by DRDO for the Arjun Mk-2 program are to be featured in the T-90S including CVRDE's ERA Mk-II. A DRDO developed commander's non panoramic thermal imaging sight for the T-90S has also entered production with Bharat Electronics Limited and the Ordnance Factory Board. The T-90S will also use indigenous high accuracy fibre optic gyros developed by DRDO's Research Center Imarat (RCI) and feature fire control systems originally developed for the Arjun Mk-2.

The T-90S upgrade path is similar to that followed for modifying T-72M1s to the CIA standard which includes indigenous ERA, navigation aids, an uprated 1000 HP power pack, fire suppression system, new displays and sights...
Thanks For The Info Sir....:-)
 
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