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using japanese made engine is cost effective indeed especialy for maung class vehicle but they have less power compare to euro engine for upper class vehicle cmiiw

There is higher power of Japanese engines used to powered high performance off road vehicles or heavy duty truck
 
if you wanted higher power output from japaness car, install Land Cruiser Engine :cheesy:
yah setidak nya itu yg saya rasakan saat test drive menggunakan mercy lalu scania dan hino juga ural truck dan renault di ranpur elang terutama saat beban penuh dan menanjak juga saat cruise mereka terasa lebih bertenaga utk kendaaran sehari hari saya pilih pajero saya dan kl ada touring saja pakai ford ranger terutama saat touring dan bawa trailer utk motor trail. itu juga menerangkan kenapa rekan Paskhas memilih turangga yg berbasis ford f 150 dr pada menggunakan basis Hilux atau land cruiser sekali pun nah kl maung ini dalam range dan prospek yg berbeda jadi menggunakan mesin hilux dan basis hilux adalah pilihan yang tepat menurut saya semoga anda paham yang saya maksud regard
 
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There is higher power of Japanese engines used to powered high performance off road vehicles or heavy duty truck
pertama bukan saya menentang ya tapi malah setuju bila mesin " astra " bisa dan di perbolehkan utk armored nya TNI they tough relaible and cheap olso easy to mantain kl yang di cari ekonomis nya ga ada yang lawan lah tapi kl utk performa yg di cari just wanna say that utk spesial purpose car or truck kita ga bisa ingkar atas fakta kl mesin eropa lebih bertenaga setidak nya itu yg di rasakan truker kita yg biasa bawa angkutan berat keliling jawa dan sumatra regard
 
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Happy Idul Adha everyone, wished a good rendang for you all
"Mom can we have rendang.'

"We have rendang at home."

Rendang at home
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" Both the Hawk and Scorpion deals were underwritten by the ECGD. Indonesia has never paid for the aircraft and vehicles, as the payments were rescheduled in 1998 following the Asian financial crisis. After 1998, the ECGD paid out £645 million for bad debts relating to arms sales to Suharto—about £400 million to BAE Systems for the Hawks, £93 million to Alvis for the Scorpions, and £150 million to other UK arms companies (Guardian, 20.12.04). Currently, Indonesia owes the UK £551 million in military-related debt (Hansard, 10.1.05). Of this, £80.7 million is for the Scorpion and Stormer vehicles and £382.7 million for the Hawks (Hansard, 13.1.05). Payment of the debt by Indonesia to the ECGD is not expected to finish until 2021, and there is every likelihood the money will never be recovered "

https://publications.parliament.uk/...YOR89crZAfgTuBFpCN_6v1bVZYys5digIq8mO6w6smd9U

From House of Commons, seems alike we never pay our Hawks & Scorpion.
 
If they wanted something more advanced than the 2RI's we already have we can always just go back to Rheinmetall for their MBT Advanced Technology Demonstrator concept, which essentially a Revolution package Leo 2 on roids. Arguably it would be cheaper too compared to buying a new platform.


There is ZERO reason for us to go to another country for MBT's unless some guy high up wants to buy a 2021 Maybach S-class...
 
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" Both the Hawk and Scorpion deals were underwritten by the ECGD. Indonesia has never paid for the aircraft and vehicles, as the payments were rescheduled in 1998 following the Asian financial crisis. After 1998, the ECGD paid out £645 million for bad debts relating to arms sales to Suharto—about £400 million to BAE Systems for the Hawks, £93 million to Alvis for the Scorpions, and £150 million to other UK arms companies (Guardian, 20.12.04). Currently, Indonesia owes the UK £551 million in military-related debt (Hansard, 10.1.05). Of this, £80.7 million is for the Scorpion and Stormer vehicles and £382.7 million for the Hawks (Hansard, 13.1.05). Payment of the debt by Indonesia to the ECGD is not expected to finish until 2021, and there is every likelihood the money will never be recovered "

https://publications.parliament.uk/...YOR89crZAfgTuBFpCN_6v1bVZYys5digIq8mO6w6smd9U

From House of Commons, seems alike we never pay our Hawks & Scorpion.

Should we paid it or not? Better not to settle the score
 
Quite funny yet inspirative video, seems our Army Litbang focused on rocket technology

 
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