What's new

Pakistan Need to have JV in advanced UCAV Projects

Do Pakistan need to have JV in HALE UCAV Project?

  • Yes with China

    Votes: 33 58.9%
  • Yes with Turkey

    Votes: 33 58.9%
  • No Pakistan should have an Indigenous Project

    Votes: 7 12.5%
  • Yes with any other Country

    Votes: 4 7.1%
  • No Need to have such Project

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • No Just buy it off the shelf system. No JV, No TOT

    Votes: 1 1.8%

  • Total voters
    56
Specs please

Levent_USV_3.JPG

LEVENT Unmanned Surface Vehicle is a genuine product for remote operation of homeland security applications that require port and critical infrastructure security. Thanks to its modular structure which consists of a wide variety of payloads, LEVENT can be used in various missions such as reconnaissance-surveillance activities, emergency actions and communication transmission purposes. Having autonomous cruising and tele-operation capabilities, LEVENT can safely operate over a speed of 30 knots even beyond line of sight.

LEVENT's modular components are designed to provide smooth integration on the standard boats which are in use.

General Features:
  • Highly Maneuverable RHIB Boat Platform
  • Manned/Unmanned Usage
  • Three modes of operation: on-board, tele-operation and autonomous
  • Transportable or settled operator control unit
  • Smooth data and visual transmission at higher speeds
  • Secure communication link for data and video transmission
  • Mission specific payload options
  • Compatibility to interoperability profiles
  • Minimum 4 hours of operation (when diesel engine is off)
Levent_USV_2.jpg
 
.
Avarage Operation altitudes of strategic UAV's powered up by similar type of engines.

Predator-A altitude: 25000ft
Wing Loong altitude: 16500ft
Hermes-900 altitude: 30000ft
Super Heron altitude: 32000ft
Turkey's Heron called Gozcu-1 with 300T FLIR: ~28-29000ft
Anka-B: 30300ft (At latest trials, B variant climbed 30300ft altitude while SAR radar and FLIR onboard)

MkZFpnt_1.jpg
Anka looks more advanced than Wing loong.
 
.

Pakistan Defence Latest Posts

Back
Top Bottom