its a changing world, better face the reality and do course correction, or you are also welcome to make and live in your own world like our neighbours .
You sir ......
Before telling me about this super duper new advanced satellite, go check out Chinese DFH-4 which is roughly comparable spec, we had it since 2006, that's a decade ago.
Since when did I rant about your Russian copy clone 'indigenous' CE-20? Btw, cryogenic engines is almost a 40 year old technology for China and you are still testing it now? Pathetic! SUPAPOWAH MY AS*!
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Your first lithium battery production line started in JUNE 2016, that's a month ago.
http://gadgets.ndtv.com/mobiles/new...ce-its-first-lithium-ion-battery-cecri-844142
When you said BHEL made it since 2004, what exactly is 'made' in India. Is it buying Chinese lithium battery, assemble it together, add some power controller? For you to produce lithium batteries, you need to produce lithium. Can you tell me which facility produces it in India? The same goes for solar panels, you can buy Chinese cells and stick it together into one module and claim it's made in India. Can you tell me which facility in India produces high purity silicon ingot? In other words, your 'indigenous' satellite is most probably full of Chinese stuff. LOL!
If I am not mistaken, I-6K is a 6 tonner, another Indian poster said it is 1-4K, I agreed with him and suggested that certain technologies for 1-6K might be tested there.
Read my post carefully, I did mention the max your pathetic GSLV can take is 4 tonnes, which is what you repeated again before blurting out all the sh*t above. Nobody in their right minds would load a carrier up to the max, there is normally a safety factor, my guess 3.5 tonnes max for a 4 tonner?
Growth path? Another will, shall, could, would? Can't believe how fast you Indians come up with another future tense proposition. There is also a growth path for LM-9, 130 tonnes to LEO, 50 tonnes to GEO, you don't see me boasting it here. Get it done first, then you talk, see how many times your GSLV failed.
Before telling me about this super duper new advanced satellite, go check out Chinese DFH-4 which is roughly comparable spec, we had it since 2006, that's a decade ago.
Since when did I rant about your Russian copy clone 'indigenous' CE-20? Btw, cryogenic engines is almost a 40 year old technology for China and you are still testing it now? Pathetic! SUPAPOWAH MY AS*!
When you have a 6 tonner, China would have completed DFH-5, a 9 tonner. I realise there is a pattern I am seeing here, for most technologies, India is almost always a generation or more behind China, be it aircraft, space or RIFLES. I actually did not want to give a sh*t about this until you Indian BOAST again that you have the most advanced satellites in Asia.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/YF-73 Cryogenic rockets are not really a new thing.
Read my posts again, I hate repeating myself.
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Your first lithium battery production line started in JUNE 2016, that's a month ago.
http://gadgets.ndtv.com/mobiles/new...ce-its-first-lithium-ion-battery-cecri-844142
When you said BHEL made it since 2004, what exactly is 'made' in India. Is it buying Chinese lithium battery, assemble it together, add some power controller? For you to produce lithium batteries, you need to produce lithium. Can you tell me which facility produces it in India? The same goes for solar panels, you can buy Chinese cells and stick it together into one module and claim it's made in India. Can you tell me which facility in India produces high purity silicon ingot? In other words, your 'indigenous' satellite is most probably full of Chinese stuff. LOL!
If I am not mistaken, I-6K is a 6 tonner, another Indian poster said it is 1-4K, I agreed with him and suggested that certain technologies for 1-6K might be tested there.
Read my post carefully, I did mention the max your pathetic GSLV can take is 4 tonnes, which is what you repeated again before blurting out all the sh*t above. Nobody in their right minds would load a carrier up to the max, there is normally a safety factor, my guess 3.5 tonnes max for a 4 tonner?
Growth path? Another will, shall, could, would? Can't believe how fast you Indians come up with another future tense proposition. There is also a growth path for LM-9, 130 tonnes to LEO, 50 tonnes to GEO, you don't see me boasting it here. Get it done first, then you talk, see how many times your GSLV failed.
Before telling me about this super duper new advanced satellite, go check out Chinese DFH-4 which is roughly comparable spec, we had it since 2006, that's a decade ago.
Since when did I rant about your Russian copy clone 'indigenous' CE-20? Btw, cryogenic engines is almost a 40 year old technology for China and you are still testing it now? Pathetic! SUPAPOWAH MY AS*!
When you have a 6 tonner, China would have completed DFH-5, a 9 tonner. I realise there is a pattern I am seeing here, for most technologies, India is almost always a generation or more behind China, be it aircraft, space or RIFLES. I actually did not want to give a sh*t about this until you Indian BOAST again that you have the most advanced satellites in Asia.
The first successful engine firing was in 1975, so it's 40 years. The first test flight was 30 years ago, It depends how you want to look at it, but if it makes you happy, then fine it was 30 years ago.
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Read again, first flight was 1987. When was the first successful test firing of an 'indigenous' Indian engine?
