IR video of India's Agni-3 test

[Safriz]

Missile goes supersonic after 30 seconds of launch.
First stage Burnout at 87 Seconds
All stages Burnout at 3 Minute 08 seconds.
Since its a two stage Missile, the second stage burnout time must be 100 seconds.

Start watching the video at 3:27

 

[Safriz]

The same First and second stage is used on Agni-5
Going supersonic after 30 seconds of Launch is too slow and shows weight issues.

 

[Lasit Borphukan]

what is the point of showing a 6 year old video?

 

[Director General]

Far faster than Shaheen-2.

 

[EndangeredSpecies]

The same First and second stage is used on Agni-5
Going supersonic after 30 seconds of Launch is too slow and shows weight issues.

As if you have boost-phase interception capability.
What you are going to do even if it 500 sec to partial orbit? Once its in the space, then time to reach there does not matters. Downward velocity is defined by height it achieves.

And there is more. If the missile is launched from South India, You have no fighter-planes which can reach there to even attempt a boost phase interception. You have no aircraft carrier to launch aircraft from Arabian sea. Not just that, since now JF-17 is you mainstay, you cann't even reach beyond north india. Your JF-17 is too short-legged for anything useful in central to South India.

 

[paritosh]

The same First and second stage is used on Agni-5
Going supersonic after 30 seconds of Launch is too slow and shows weight issues.

Can you provide a relevant benchmark? Can't comment unless the benchmark figures are presented

 

[Broccoli]

Less than 10 AGNI IIIs have been actually deployed.

It is a surprise that the NASIC report only lists “fewer than 10” Agni-2 MRBM launchers. This is the same number as in 2013, which indicates there is still only one operational missile group equipped with the Agni-2 seven years after the Indian government first declared it deployed. The slow introduction might indicate technical problems, or that India is instead focused on fielding the longer-range Agni-3 IRBM that NASIC says is now deployed with “fewer than 10” launchers.

Neither the Agni-4 nor Agni-5 IRBMs are listed as deployed, even though the Indian government says the Agni-4 has been “inducted” into the armed forces and has reported three army “user trial” test launches. NASIC says India is developing the Agni-6 ICBM with a range of 6,000 km (3,728 miles).

https://fas.org/blogs/security/2017/06/nasic-2017/

 

[Safriz]

Can you provide a relevant benchmark? Can't comment unless the benchmark figures are presented

its all in the video?

 

[paritosh]

its all in the video?

Competitive benchmark. Figures for BM in the same category. examples to draw an insight from.
Saying that x seconds is slow only makes sense when you have a benchmark which could be the time a Pakistani BM of the same category takes, or an average figure.

 

[Ultima Thule]

@The Eagle ,@waz please close this useless, flaming and trolling thread thank you

 

[John Reese]

Less than 10 AGNI IIIs have been actually deployed.


https://fas.org/blogs/security/2017/06/nasic-2017/

Lol like fas .org has insight of classified statergic military installations all there assessment are based on knowledge which is published or in public domain

 

[Broccoli]

Lol like fas .org has insight of classified statergic military installations all there assessment are based on knowledge which is published or in public domain

Indians are stuggling with everything else military related (tanks, rifles, ets, ifv's, etc) so those numbers are very likely correct. Same with all the claims about thermonuclear weapon test what fizzled, and soon enough Noko has more capability than India... perhaps it already has.

 

[Director General]

Indians are stuggling with everything else military related (tanks, rifles, ets, ifv's, etc) so those numbers are very likely correct. Same with all the claims about thermonuclear weapon test what fizzled, and soon enough Noko has more capability than India... perhaps it already has.

It is Pakistan who is struggling with everything military related.
For example HIT managed to produce a mere 12 Al Khalids last year.
Pakistan has been unable to licece produce even a light helicopter.
Pakistan Army is still stuck with 60s era G3 rifles.

 

[John Reese]

Indians are stuggling with everything else military related (tanks, rifles, ets, ifv's, etc) so those numbers are very likely correct. Same with all the claims about thermonuclear weapon test what fizzled, and soon enough Noko has more capability than India... perhaps it already has.

Did India struggling in Minuturization reacter
to create nuclear submarines

Do you have that capicity

Tell that when Korea has capicity to design develop it's nuclear submarines

Second missile production has nothing to do with Development

Agni-3 is already a operational product we can create as much production which suits are Budget
Till than STFU

 

[Safriz]

It is Pakistan who is struggling with everything military related.
For example HIT managed to produce a mere 12 Al Khalids last year.
Pakistan has been unable to licece produce even a light helicopter.
Pakistan Army is still stuck with 60s era G3 rifles.

Arjunjk?
Oh sorry, Arjun?