AVIC developing K800 unmanned helicopter and Blue Whale quad tiltrotor

[cirr]

“Absolute Shadow-8” unmanned helicopter：

Prototype maiden flight planned for 2015.

 

[Akasa]

“Absolute Shadow-8” unmanned helicopter:

Prototype maiden flight planned for 2015.

It's the same as the K800.

 

[cirr]

Turboshaft engines under developments：

WZ-16

WZ-8C

2000KW Class Advanced Turboshaft Engine

 

[AMCA]

“Blue Whale”

Cool Design!!! Man I envy you guys and those who are gonna buy it. This is going to be a hot shot in the world arms market. Good job guys..

 

[cirr]

5000KW Class High-power Turboshaft Engine

 

[cirr]

3-ton AC3X2 under development：

 

[That Guy]

5000KW Class High-power Turboshaft Engine

Okay, THIS is what I'm interested it. Everything else looks nice, but this looks a tad bit shiner in my eyes. What would this engine be used for?

 

[Black Eagle 90]

“Absolute Shadow-8” unmanned helicopter：

Prototype maiden flight planned for 2015.

PN needs to order something similar to GIDS and NESCOM or PAC.....

 

[cirr]

With annual production capacity of over 300 choppers，the Tianjin Industrial Base is one of the three major manufacturing facilites under AVICOPTER CO.，Ltd。

 

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[viper46]

http://www.chinanews.com/cr/2013/0904/1443655898.jpg

pakistan should make these type of unmanned planes and helicopter and name them paplate and rahoo

 

[Penguin]

Bell-Boeing displayed models of its heavy lifters, based on the tilt-rotor technology, already matured with the V-22. The Quad Tilt Rotor (QTR) aircraft is positioned as a "transformational Runway Independent Aircraft". The aircraft will be capable of vertical takeoff, with cargo capacity similar to that of a C-130J. QTR will be able to carry 106 combat troops, vehicles and other loads weighing up to 25 tons. It will be capable of lifting 25 – 30 tons, fly 2,100 nm unrefueled with 11 tons of payload, cruising at a speed of 275 knots. Compared to rotary wing vehicles, QTR will be able to fly at higher altitude, up to 25,000 feet, well above the reach of anti-aircraft fire.

Future Heavy Lift for the Land Forces

Future Heavy Lift for the Land Forces