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I realized a few days, most users of this forum Just a little military knowledge and slogans are.
You do not realize how similar these uav with Hermes 450 :drag:

I did not want to get involved this stupid thread but I see that there is no limit for delusiveness.

Turkey has 450 Hermes uav

We do not have any Hermes...

This is very similar to Hermes

Let`s see which UAV looks like each other

Iranian super high tech Shahed 129
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And Hermes 450 tactical UAV
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and ANKA MALE UAV
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So it is so obvious your UAV is the one almost same like Hermes 450.

Anka is made ​​with the help of Israeli engineers....

Since the beginning, ANKA is designed and developed by Turkish Aerospace Industries, Inc. (TAI) by turkish engineers. There is no other countries technological help...

Turkish F-5 upgrade even with the help of Israeli engineers are,Turkey alone can not afford to upgrade their F-5 :rofl:

Yeah we cannot upgrade!!! f-5 but we upgrade F-16.

http://www.defence.pk/forums/turkey-defence/225242-tai-completes-turkish-f-16-deliveries.html

http://www.defence.pk/forums/pakistan-air-force/161281-pakistan-receives-three-upgraded-f-16s-turkey.html

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Another fail. Turkey does not have Hermes 450. And its not similar at all, since Anka is 3 times more heavy.

Question, Can you give me the list of UAVs in israeli inventory?
 
I can only expect from (some) Iranians to claim that Iran is among top five drone technology owner without any proof. You claim you are among the top five but you only show some blurry pictures of your so-called MALE class UAV or you show target drones which most of the countries possess. Why do not you inform us what your UAV characteristics are, what their performances are, what their mission capabilities are, what their systems are etc.? What I have seen some blurry pictures and some target drones images. You only got these and you claim you are among the top drone technology owners? How pathetic is this???

Show me something like these and then claim you among five

ANKA (MALE Class UAV)
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The acceptance test campaign of ANKA Medium Altitude Long Endurance UAV System, which was designed and developed by Turkish Aerospace Industries, Inc. (TAI), was successfully completed with the last test flights held between January 20-22, 2013. 4 ANKAs are ready for operational use and the initial serial production of 10 ANKA systems for the Turkish Air Force are already underway. Only two countries are capable of making MALE class UAV: USA and Israel.

CHARACTERISTICS
Wing Span : 17.3m
Length : 8m
Powerplant : Heavy fuel engine (155 hp )

PERFORMANCE
Endurance : 24 hours
Service ceiling :30,000ft

MISSION CAPABILITIES
Day and night, all weather ISR mission capabilities with EO/IR/LD/LRF and SAR/ISAR/GMTI payloads
Fixed or moving target tracking capability
ATC radio relay over datalink
On-board data recording capability
Potential capabilities including SATCOM, SIGINT & communications relay
Remote Video Terminal option

SYSTEM FEATURES
Redundant electrical power generation
Redundant flight control system
autonomous flight and navigation capability
Dual reduandant automatic takeoff and landing system
dual redundant high data rate digital datalink
C-130 Transportability
Easy to Maintain

CONTROL STATION FEATURES
NATO compliant ACEIII type shelter
STANAG 4586 compliant
dual command and control consoles
Mission planning, management, simulation and playback capabilities user-friendly MMI
External C4I Interfaces

CALDIRAN Tactical UAV
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Tactical UAV System development activities started in 2007, first fully autonomous flight conducted in June 2009. With its unique composite airframe blended wing body design, system has advanced autonomy features with its high level hierachical flight control and guidance algorithms. Along with auto take off, automatic cruise modes and auto landing in high crosswind conditions, system can even handle the taxi phase autonomously. Wheel breaks are activated automatically as soon as the platform touchs down on the runway. The test flights are being conducted and the Caldiran UAV will be delivered to TAF in 2013.

Automatic Take Off Performance

Automatic Landing Performance Tactical UAV

Specifications:
Wing Span: 9 m
Length: 5.5 m
Cruise Speed: 100 Knots
Endurance: 14 Hours
Flight Range: 1500 Km
Communication Range: 150 Km
Operational Altitude: 22,500 Feet

for more info Tactical UAV System (MALE) | BAYKAR

Vestel Karayel Tactical UAV
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A tactical UAV with NATO standards
Wing span: 7.5 m
Length: 5 m
Total height: 1.17 m
Empiy weight: 125 kg
MTOW: 230 kg
Max. feul weight: 60 kg
Payload: EO, IR & LD (45 kg)
Endurance: 10-14 hrs
Operational ceiling: 18.000ft
Operation radius: 200 km
Realtime Link range: 150 km
Max. speed: 110 kts
Cruise speed: 100 kts
Loiter speed: 70-80 kts
Stall speed: 45 kts

An order was placed by Turkish Armed Forces in 2010 of 10 Units

The test flights are being conducted and Karayel will go into service in 2013.

Bayraktar Mini UAV

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Bayraktar Mini Unmanned Aerial Vehicle is a complete smart robotic system solution for short range reconnaisance and surveillance applications:

Choice of Turkish Armed Forces
Field Proven Robust Solution
> 200 units deployed on the field since 2007
Recorded more then 50,000 flight sorties
Used Within Harsh Environments
Advanced Guidance And Control Algorithms
exported to UAE

Technical Specifications:

All of the specs below are guaranteed and field proven:
Range: 15 Km
Cruise Speed: 60 Km / Hour
Op. Altitude: 1,000 Meters
Max Altitude: 4,000 Meters
Endurance: 60 - 80 Minutes
Power: Battery
Motor: Electric Motor
Wing Span: 2 Meters
Length: 1.2 Meters
Take Off: Hand Launch (Auto Take Off)
Landing: Parachute / Belly Landing
Work Temp. Range: -20 Co , +55 Co
Data Link: Frequency Hopping Spread Spectrum Digital
Payload: Day Camera System
Thermal Camera System
Precise Target Coordinate OSD

for more info Mini UAV | BAYKAR


KEKLİK

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Being an indigenous Design and Development program, KEKLİK Tracking Drone Systems program was initiated in 1995 to meet the increasing training needs of the Turkish Armed Forces (TAF).

Indigenously designed and produced KEKLİKs, which entered the inventory of TAF in 2001, are being actively used in training of air defense units’ trainings.KEKLİK Tracking Drone System is used for tracking exercises of radar, optically, thermally or manually controlled barreled anti-aircraft guns and also training platform for TURNA Target Drone.

In inventory of Turkish Air Forces and Turkish Land Forces.

Indigenous TUSAŞ design and production

30 minutes endurance
Max. Speed 41 m/sec
10 kg MTOW
Tracking target drone with radar or manually controlled barreled anti-aircraft guns
Take-off with launcher, recovery by parachute on land
Radar reflector wing cover
Easy observable shiny colors
Ready to Re-flight in 15 minutes
COTS equipments
Compatible with MIL-STD-810F military standards
Coded by NSN standards
Tough, simple structure
Portable, modular
Easy to operate


ŞİMŞEK

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Test flight is being conducted and will be in service next years

Being an indigenous Design and Development program, ŞİMŞEK High Speed Target Drone System program was initiated in 2009 to meet the increasing training needs of the Turkish Armed Forces (TAF).

System will meet the requirements of high speed target drone simulating enemy aircrafts and missiles for air to air, ground to air, anti-aircraft gunnery and missile systems’ tracking and firing trainings. Open architecture design of ŞİMŞEK High Speed Target Drone System can be modified with respect to customer requirements.

Indigenous TAI design and production
60 minutes Endurance
Max. Speed 205 m/sec (400 kts)
Mission altitude between 30ft (10m) to 15000 feet (4500 m) (ASL)
100 km LOS Data Link Range with GCS
Take-off with launcher recovery by parachute on land or sea
Ability to take-off and control from Navy vessels
Structure manufactured with advanced composite technology
Compatible with military standards
Full autonomous flight mode with Waypoint / Heading / Speed / Altitude hold modes including take-off and landing with
Indigenous “GCS Flight Control System” and “Autopilot System”
Preprogrammed flight ability to assign waypoints and change during / before flight
Return Home & Fail Safe Modes for automatic recovery to a predefined return home point
Mission planning and control with EMI/EMC filtered, air conditioned, portable/mobile/stationary Ground Control Station
Record and playback of real-time coded digital flight data telemetry
Ability to recognize and load digital maps

Payloads:
Passive Radar Cross Section Augmenter - Luneberg Lens
Passive IR Signature
Miss Distance Indicator
Counter Measure Dispensing System
Tracking Smoke Generator

TURNA

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Being an indigenous Design and Development program, TURNA Target Drone Systems program was initiated in 1995 to meet the increasing training needs of the Turkish Armed Forces (TAF).

Indigenously designed and produced TURNAs, which entered the inventory of TAF in 2001, are being actively used in training of air defense units’ trainings.

TURNA Target Drone System can be used as a training platform for conservation and improvement of defense capabilities against air threats. The highly cost-effective system, which has an open architecture design that can be shaped in accordance with the needs of the customer, has proven its affectivity during real firing missions at operational areas with its distinctive simulation of air threats and missiles capability, high maneuverability, high speed, ease of operation, low mission risk and modularity. TURNA is used for tracking and firing exercises of radar, optically, thermally or manually controlled barreled anti-aircraft guns and guided missiles.

In inventory of Turkish Air Forces and Turkish Land Forces.

Indigenous TUSAŞ design and production

90 minutes endurance
Max. Speed 93 m/sec (180kts)
12.000+ ft service ceiling
70 kg MTOW
50+ km data link
Take-off with launcher, recovery by parachute on land or sea
Ability to take-off and control from Navy vessels
Structure manufactured with advanced composite technology
Compatible with MIL-STD-810F and MIL-STD-461 military standards
Coded by NSN standards
Fully autonomous flight and navigation with Ground Control Station including take-off and
landing
Preprogrammed flight ability to assign up to 255 waypoints and change during / before flight
Return Home & Fail Safe Modes for automatic recovery to a predefined return home point
Mission planning and control with EMI/EMC filtered, air conditioned, portable/mobile/stationary Ground Control Station,
Record and playback of real-time coded digital flight data telemetry
Ability to recognize and load digital maps

Payloads:
TOW; MDI, Sleeve and IR Heat Source.
On Drone; Passive RCS Augmenter (Luneberg Lens), IR Heat Source and Smoke.

TAI Gözcü tactical UAV (2007)

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Max.t/o weight: 85 kg.
Powerplant: Wankel/38 hp.
Mission speed: 90 kts.
Endurance: 120+ mns.
Max. altitude: 12000 ft.
Payload: EO/IR
Data link range: 50 km.
Launch/Recovery: Catapult/Parachute.

The composite platform, which can reacha maximum altitude of 12000 ft (ASL), with 8 kg maximum payload capacity,is capable to carry both daylight and night camera and transfer real-time video images up to 50 km.All the critical hardware and software of the system, which has way pointnavigation and autonomous flight capabilities, have also been developed byTAI engineers.

R-İHA

Capabilities
Fully autonomous flight, including automatic take-off and landing
Pre-programmed mission plan which can be updated during flight
Ground Control Station capable of controlling multiple air vehicles

Characteristics
Take-off Weight (kg) 320
Payload Weight (kg) 80
Cruise Speed (knots) 72
Endurance (hr) 3 - 4
Ceiling (ft) 10.000

Payloads
EO/IR
SIGINT

Missions
Target Detection, Recognition and Identification
Damage Assessment
Signals Intelligence
Fire Adjustment Support
 
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the thing is that every country with turkey's military budget, GDP, partnership in various alliances (NATO) and projects MUST be able to come up with a quality drone. what iran does on the other hand is much more difficult and amazing because of sanctions, pressure, isolation, etc.
 
the thing is that every country with turkey's military budget, GDP, partnership in various alliances (NATO) and projects MUST be able to come up with a quality drone.

That is so silly to say...

what iran does on the other hand is much more difficult and amazing because of sanctions, pressure, isolation, etc.

Iran does what exactly?
 
the thing is that every country with turkey's military budget, GDP, partnership in various alliances (NATO) and projects MUST be able to come up with a quality drone. what iran does on the other hand is much more difficult and amazing because of sanctions, pressure, isolation, etc.

Not really, Just as expected there UAV is a copy of Israeli Hermes 450, This only show there limitations because of sanctions, international pressure, isolationn, etc.
 
Iran does what exactly?

build and operate dozens of drones, helicopters, launching satellites, nuclear stuff, submarines, ships, ballistic missiles (most variated in the world).......
 
build and operate dozens of drones, helicopters, launching satellites, nuclear stuff, submarines, ships, ballistic missiles (most variated in the world).......

So they say. Since this thread is about Iran being among the top 5 drone technology owner, can you provide us the specifications, mission profile, videos (which has been recorded by a camera, not by a calculator if possible), information about components, etc. of the Iranian drones? Thanks.
 
So they say. Since this thread is about Iran being among the top 5 drone technology owner, can you provide us the specifications, mission profile, videos (which has been recorded by camera, not by a calculator, if possible), components, etc. of the Iranian drones? Thanks.

no, i dont have such info. iran is quite sensitive about releasing to much info. but you often see pictures and videos of iranian drones monitoring western ships. that would be enough to convince us that iran is capable of protecting its own interests.
 
no, i dont have such info. iran is quite sensitive about releasing to much info. but you often see pictures and videos of iranian drones monitoring western ships. that would be enough to convince us that iran is capable of protecting its own interests.

I'm sorry but it is not enough for me. I mean, no offence but the only people who is believing stories like: "Iran strong!!!, Iran is among the top 5" are Iranian fanboys, other than them, why would people believe such stories if there is literally no information whatsoever.

Do not expect people to believe that Iran is techologically advanced over some blurry videos and images. Even the militants in Syria are recording their war with HD quality and serving it to the world via internet while Iran tend to record its "achivements" with a patato and expecting people to believe its regime's stories... :disagree:
 
Do not expect people to believe that Iran is techologically advanced over some blurry videos and images.

“While the sanctions regime certainly slowed down Iran’s technological progress initially, it has also made Iran self- sufficient in a number of key areas,” said Yousaf Butt, a physicist and nuclear non-proliferation analyst who advised the U.S. National Academy of Sciences on Iran’s nuclear work. “Iran is likely the most technologically advanced nation in the Middle East, aside from Israel.”

Iran
 
no, i dont have such info. iran is quite sensitive about releasing to much info. but you often see pictures and videos of iranian drones monitoring western ships. that would be enough to convince us that iran is capable of protecting its own interests.

I swear I knew you are gonna say like this. Iran is desperately willing to release their all achievement and Iran does not miss any opportunity to make propaganda. Now, you are saying that Iran does not show because Iran wants to protect her interests. And you expect us to believe this crap?

I never ever believe Iran misses the opportunity to show her achievement. Of course every country protects their own interests and does not unveil until they complete the project. For example, there was not any single info about our SOM, but when it was completed, it was revealed and showed public. So you must find another excuse to support your claim.
 

Okay,

Do not expect people to believe that Iran is techologically advanced over some blurry videos and images and over baseless individual opinions like Mr. Butt's

I fixed it.

Back on topic, you know Iran is 'sensitive' about releasing information about its achivements, which usually the only information is being either a blurry image or a video. So how exactly you came up with a conclusion like this: "what iran does on the other hand is much more difficult and amazing" As far as i can tell, you have no clue as much as everybody else about Iranian systems, but you think what Iran has managed to do is amazing and difficult... How come?

By the way, may i ask your relation with Iran?
 
Doesn't matter. Soon, my English will be better than even yours :azn:

I never said my English was great. Yours is probably already ahead of mine.

Anyway on-topic you said you want proof that Iran is a drone power. Feyen gave you proof with the expert opinion of somebody who advises the US, yet you again try to belittle that opinion. Nothing more that can be said :coffee:

“While the sanctions regime certainly slowed down Iran’s technological progress initially, it has also made Iran self- sufficient in a number of key areas,” said Yousaf Butt, a physicist and nuclear non-proliferation analyst who advised the U.S. National Academy of Sciences on Iran’s nuclear work. “Iran is likely the most technologically advanced nation in the Middle East, aside from Israel.”
 
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