Water Car Engineer
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I am not a Aeronautical engineer.
I am a water car engineer
Water is our life!
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I am not a Aeronautical engineer.
I am a water car engineer
Water is our life!
So is air that gets sucked into the combustion chamber of the motors/engines to give it a life of its own and eathlings like us!
What madness do you speak, sir?
Are you denying above facts?
If so.
I should listen your gibberish first - is not it?
Or
If your pony Brain did not understand my one liner, I am not sure where you will be destined for
If I had my own blasphemy law, you'll outta here buddy! Keep that sorcery magic crap outta here!
Welcome to my Ignore/Mute/Garbage list!
Where do you propose to put them?
Rudra has one of the sensors on that very same location.
Other examples
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Iraqi scout's sensor heads
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Turkish T129's sensor heads on the wing tips.
I'm pleasantly surprised (understatement) that the Indian military have adopted such high end tech (Full glass cockpits, FLIR, modern self-defence suite) so readily and made it their standard equipment.
Bro actually I want Apaches on our side parallel to LCH, it will give a good opportunity to look upon by HAL to modify LCH further .Also Apaches are heavy class Gunship,an ideal replacement for Mi 25 and Mi 35.
I wouldn't just give the credit to the forces, but also HAL which constantly improved the Dhruv with every new technical standard:
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That's the learning and improving curve that I want to see in indigenous developments, not the chest bumping and silly promisses about Indian content. Rudra and LCH are just the next step of the Dhruv success and the LUH development gives the prospect for another one. If only we had made LCA in a similar manner!
Where do you propose to put them?
why are we talking Apache? I know I mentioned them, but not to talk about them. 25 regardless of how you justify it is not enough. Else America wouldn't have 600+ of them. But let's drop this, as this isn't that important nor is it the topic.
The question is, would the LCH be taking on a bigger role than the Z-19 you think? If yes, would the comparison be valid. Would the Rudra have more or less load, in terms of missions, than the LCH, and if less, would this not be the candidate to be compared to the Z-19.
We should have continued work on fighters after Ajit....the learning curve would have been a lot more manageable. I guess the lesson is that every time you decide to 'give up' on something, the price is very steep.