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First thought always comes in mind is that what is difference between these two .
Second, They both are attack helicopters but which one of them is better than other
Its me or even you ,the fuselage length is increased with lot of IR suppressor work has been done nearby engine.
Engine, EW suite, Gun, FLIR etc.While the concept(commonality with the Dhruv) is nice, it seems a little ungainly with the tail wheel being based on an extraneous support. An inspiration for a solution exists with the upcoming AH-64 for the IAF by moving the tail wheel all the way to the empennage.. however that will put greater stress on the tail which will need strengthening.
A different solution would be a tricycle landing gear like the Hind and adding a light tail skid at the end to protect strikes.
I do see a lot of fuel capacity.
I wonder what the gentleman means by Indian components finally? Was it not this way before?
Engine, EW suite, Gun, FLIR etc.
Is the Engine a completely Indian design?
Is the Engine a completely Indian design?
Explaining the new features of LCH TD-3, Unni said that the chopper has a lifting wing now making it on par with the Mi-25 and Mi-35.
In addition, the HAL designers have shortened the length of the chopper to improve the vibration characteristics.
The wings are now sitting slightly on a higher attachment point, compared to TD-1 and TD-2. "The cockpit was glassier earlier and now we have fixed armour plating on the sides, reducing the glass factor. Even the height of the cockpit has been reduced. The LCH TD-3 will be soon be integrated with weapons and it will have a busy schedule ahead carrying out trials. We have improved on many features, including the gear boxes of LCH TD-3," Unni
JV between HAL and Turbomeca.(only on paper)Is the Engine a completely Indian design?