Pakleno oružje: Kalašnjikov u UAE-u prikazao svoj model bespilotne letjelice-kamikaze

pismejker wrote:teledirigirane bumbe..eeee davno sam to glerdao kao klinac u crtanim filmovima..

leti bumba jako polako i tik taka kao nas Ezek..i nemos joj nikako pobjeci,zavuce ti se sledja i bOOM..!!!

Leviathan2 wrote:

pismejker wrote:teledirigirane bumbe..eeee davno sam to glerdao kao klinac u crtanim filmovima..

leti bumba jako polako i tik taka kao nas Ezek..i nemos joj nikako pobjeci,zavuce ti se sledja i bOOM..!!!

ma obicni bespilotnik , skopirali ideju od isisa,to skines onom puskom, istom puskom koju je predstavio kalasnjikov prosle godine
ne impresionira me,
sto je glupavi joda uporedio s izraelskom dalilom, pfff, jbte, izraelska dalila je autonomno vozilo koje traga za radarskim zracenjima a moze se i upravljat rucno, moze letjet satima dok ne najde metu, jebeno efikasno oruzje za skidat radare
ovo smece je obicni bespilotnik i moze ga se sjebat elektromagnetnom puskom kao i bilo koji dron, 
mislim, svaka cast kalasnjikovu, ljudi se jebacki trude da reklamiraju svoje proizvode jer su im narudzbe klasicnih kalasnjikov proizvoda dosta opale, trziste je zasiceno

AssadNaPodmornici wrote:vidiš šta je privatizacija kalašnikova napravila od te firme.. firma je doslovno bila u stečaju, a putin dopustio da uđe strani kapital, da kapitalisti re-organiziraju proizvodnju i okrenu se tržištu, i gle.. odjedanput firma radi vrh oružja i razvija nove tehnologije. 

nadmoć kapitalizma. trebaju rusi više manje sve tvornice oružja privatizirati, možda ne 100% ali barem 25-50%

Kalashnikov introduced the KUB-BLA drone at the International Exhibition of Arms and Military Equipment IDEX-2019 in Abu Dhabi. The KUB-BLA has a three-kilogram (6.61-pound) payload, a flying time of 30 minutes, and a 130-kilometer-per-hour (80-mph) top speed. Typically, the payload is apparently a high-explosive charge. The drone is 47 inches wide by 37 inches long and 6.5 inches high. 
According to Kalashnikov, KUB-BLA attacks targets after the coordinates are fed into the vehicle. Alternately, it can attack a target based on an image uploaded to the control system. If true, this suggests that operators could pick an image of, for example, an American M-ATV vehicle and the drone would seek out similar-looking vehicles on the battlefield. That sort of target-recognition system is increasingly common in anti-tank missile

KUB-BLA in essence is a small, slow and presumably inexpensive cruise missile. It apparently is similar in design to Israel's truck-launched Harpy drone, which has been on the market for at least 25 years.
The jet-propelled Harpy however is much heavier than KUB-BLA is, carries a 70-pound warhead and boasts much greater performance.
"The Harpy weapon detects, attacks and destroys enemy radar emitters, hitting them with high hit accuracy," Israel Aerospace Industries stated. "Harpy effectively suppresses hostile SAM and radar sites for long durations, loitering above enemy territory for hours."
If Harpy is a weapon for the suppression of enemy air defenses, KUB-BLA might be, too. A single Harpy reportedly costs around $70,000. A KUB-BLA could be even cheaper. In theory, an operator could purchase hundreds of KUB-BLAs and deploy them by the dozen to swarm enemy defenses.