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Jab Helicopter Land ker jaai to Bolna !!
2006 se , Super Cobra ki Carrot hai
2006 se , Super Cobra ki Carrot hai
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And who told you that they cant ? if the older Cobras can fire TOW then why not Hellfires?
Hi,
That could be due to computer program---.
Sir G, may be this is because of sale promotional package 'Buy 12 + get 3 free'?but we have ordered only 12
Similar to UMTAS, we have Barq missiles.it does seem a bit expensive... and I don't understand why 15 cobras and 1000 hellfires. it's not a 20mm cannon round you don't have to throw an ATGM to everything.
I do believe that Turkey could offer a better deal with a mix of UMTAS and Cirit missiles. UMTAS does the same thing as Hellfire and cirit offers a cheaper, lighter option against lighter targets.
Similar to UMTAS, we have Barq missiles.
But, US never allows integration of foriegn weapons on its platforms... unless you are israel.
Common sense told me so.
Software aside, its hardware related.
So what you trying to say that I have no sense ?
TOW and Hellfire require different guidance and fire-control systems, not to mention even if PA had somehow managed to magically put some laser targeting systems on its Cobras, they would have had to perform integration somewhere as well ... of course with missile they still don't have!!
Of course that implies PA has not only the know-how of the architecture of the hellfire and how to interface it with the hardware in AH-1Fs but can also modify the legacy Cobras for such a feat without any American help or permission.
Lets not forget that while a TOW weighs in around 22lbs each, a Hellfire missile (lets say R version which we ordered for the AH-1Z) is almost 110lb. So did PA modify the AH-1Fs to fire 2 missiles they don't have in the inventory instead of the 4-8 TOW missiles it can carry?
Hence, common sense tells me that no, AH-1Fs in PA cannot and will not at anytime in the future ever be capable of firing the Hellfire and claiming such a thing is utter crap.
As for your question, reflect upon it yourself and reach your own conclusions.
currently no, future probably, i doubt america will have issue for system we already exist unless things are very bad and they want us to buy more gunshipsTOW and Hellfire require different guidance and fire-control systems, not to mention even if PA had somehow managed to magically put some laser targeting systems on its Cobras, they would have had to perform integration somewhere as well ... of course with missile they still don't have!!
Of course that implies PA has not only the know-how of the architecture of the hellfire and how to interface it with the hardware in AH-1Fs but can also modify the legacy Cobras for such a feat without any American help or permission.
Lets not forget that while a TOW weighs in around 22lbs each, a Hellfire missile (lets say R version which we ordered for the AH-1Z) is almost 110lb. So did PA modify the AH-1Fs to fire 2 missiles they don't have in the inventory instead of the 4-8 TOW missiles it can carry?
Hence, common sense tells me that no, AH-1Fs in PA cannot and will not at anytime in the future ever be capable of firing the Hellfire and claiming such a thing is utter crap.
As for your question, reflect upon it yourself and reach your own conclusions.
This Drama of not showing Mi 35 and AH-1z to Public is pretty much getting boring.PA can only hide these choppers from General Public,who only have desire to see them in out colour.