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  1. 23 minutes ago, LoooSeR said:

    LIRD-4 laser sensor

     

     

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    By the way fotona Lird that was first used on M84 -Yougoslav T72 clones , is now being manufactured In iran meanwhile Fotona exited miltary lasers and is now mostly doing medical lasers ,famous for Lasering Kardashians faces and vaginas.

  2. 1 hour ago, Żółć said:

    Arguably, the most interesting part is the financing. Check it out. 

     

     

    Whole package is rather cheap but from what you can find on the net FMF will be something like 288million$ rest comes from Polish budget and FMF is part of Ukraine budget so paying for T72 and stuff donated to Ukraine.

     

    Funding Source: National Funds and Foreign Military Financing (FMF). 

  3. Is this a Russian product as only webpage i could find is some company in Finnland?

     

    I think author is saying it recognises specific devices by their signal , not that it locates them , it just knows from database what kind of laser its detecting , and/or  one of the lasers it has in database is the system that is used to find optics .

     

    Given only two sensors is can really only indicate left , right or center when both sensors detect the laser ,

     

    On tanks slightly more capable systems also identify laser types down to rangefinder, targer designator or missile guidance laser in modern units even  to exact 'weapon system' that laser belong to.

    And because there are more sensors it can point out the source to about 5-10° depending of the number of sensors.  

     

     

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    The DRDO Light Tank will weigh about 25 tons and have a crew of three. The tank is planned to sport a 105mm rifled bore gun. This will be capable of firing FSAPDS rounds with 500mm of penetration, HEAT, HESH and ATGMs among others. The planned gun elevation is between -10° and +42° controlled by an electrically powered gun control system. An autoloader will be provided for the main gun.

    Secondary armament includes a 7.62mm coaxial gun and a 12.7mm RCWS. Surveillance drones will be integrated with the tank. A diesel engine would be provided which DRDO claims would provide up to 32hp/ton at sea level. The amphibious tank can ford depths of 1.5m. The tank can attain a maximum speed of over 65kmph and will use rubber tracks. 

     

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  5. A new Shahed-133 drone was demonstrated in Iran , Armed with Sadid-345 guided aerial bombs with TV guidance and a range of about 6 kilometers. The drone itself is capable of operating at a distance of up to 1,500 kilometers for 12 hours.

    Launcher for drones are pickups with drone cradle, which allows launch drones from any straight piece of road.

     

     

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  6. Probably because first internal plate is angled . 

     

     But still its rather unusual addition if nothing else if hit it will likely blast away tilles its facing , not to mention elevate danger of sypatetic tile explosion 

     

    In any case i dont quite get it why the B3 still uses that stupid ERA layout with considerable gaps in coverage.I just cant imagine ERA being expensive to make in any shape 

     

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    In any case tre project they should be working on is some heavy APC conversions from old T55-72, at minimum equivalent to BMO-T , but should take a peek at Israeli and Jordanian MBT to-APC conversions.

     

     

     

     

  7. Pandurs selling point is fully protected drivetrain , but at least in previous generation hulls we had some fatigue cracks , hulls then had to some reinforcement plates welded on.

    But considering off the charts prices of new 8x8 that are nov pushing 30 tons and pretend to be IFVs , it seems 6x6 are in for a revival as lower cost APCs

  8. Allways amusing to read on how limited access to chips due to sanctions would prevent guided weapons to be built , folks have no clue that most electronic components used in military gear use 80's 90's era chips that might no be limited to latest and greatest in chip manufacturing tech and companies.

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