Indian Review on the Burraq UAV

[Ind4Ever]

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Yes We Can

 

[Sage]

Yes We Can

 

[Ind4Ever]

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Bhuhahahaha next term test flight Ur drone over her head

 

[Sage]

Bhuhahahaha next term test flight Ur drone over her head

Nah man ....she is cool ...I like her ...when she was young she was damn hot

 

[janon]

published at this blog first : Life of Soldiers: Reviwing the Bakistani Burraq UAV

BTW Mr. Naeem is also an Indian so I guess title is right ...

The title would be right if it was "An Indian's review", or even "Indian's review" - but not "Indian review", which makes it sound like the official Indian standpoint.

 

[Genesis]

Interestingly drones have been final year project for many students in indian universities, infact the movie 3 idiot released in 2009 also had scene where a student was trying to build a small UAV. So in last 6-7 years a lot of R&D has been done and now students are building much better products, this is how india is building and india is developing. Growth and development from grassroot of education system.

You're joking right. Masters students for info systems usually develop a language or a OS as the final project, doesn't mean it's the next C, or Microsoft.

Civilian drones and military drones are very different, for one thing, military drones need longer endurance, high flight ceiling, and much more.

Just look at the Indian drone program before posting an comment like this.

This is the Rustom 1 btw, I think, from wiki.

This is Burraq. Does it look that different to you.


As of this moment, does India even have an attack drone? I seriously don't know. Please don't mention AURA, until that's seen, come on man.

 

[janon]

published at this blog first : Life of Soldiers: Reviwing the Bakistani Burraq UAV

BTW Mr. Naeem is also an Indian so I guess title is right ...

The author of that blog is PDF's very own @SajeevJino.

 

[Green Arrow]

Lol. What a piece of garbage this is.

 

[Kompromat]

Pakistan is negotiating a possible sale of Burraq UCAVs.

Thank you

 

[waz]

You're joking right. Masters students for info systems usually develop a language or a OS as the final project, doesn't mean it's the next C, or Microsoft.

Civilian drones and military drones are very different, for one thing, military drones need longer endurance, high flight ceiling, and much more.

Just look at the Indian drone program before posting an comment like this.

This is the Rustom 1 btw, I think, from wiki.

This is Burraq. Does it look that different to you.


As of this moment, does India even have an attack drone? I seriously don't know. Please don't mention AURA, until that's seen, come on man.

LOL!!!!!!!!

I heard you pesky Chinese have been supplying off the shelf systems to the Indians now, after all facts are facts, and that looks like a Chinese drone in Indian colours.