Unfortunately, the war between Ukraine and Russia continues unabated. Ukrainian forces increased violence in the region, especially after Russia announced that it was tying the occupied territories to itself. Thereupon, Russia began to strike Kiev with kamikazes. Elon Musk, who shared on the subject, answered the question of Bayraktar TB2 from his followers.
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The war between Ukraine and Russia has been going on mainly UAVs, SİHAs and kamikazes for the last few weeks. While Ukraine uses the UAVs it bought from Turkey and the kamikazes it bought from the USA, Russia is almost bombarding Kiev with Iranian-made kamikazes.
Sharing on Twitter, Elon Musk shared an article on the subject, saying that the 1st drone wars are currently taking place. In the comments below, a follower said, “They say that Turkish-made drones are the best. Will there be a Tesla drone in the future?” poses a question.
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Returning to the snake story, Elon Musk continues his Twitter relationship with all its turmoil. The carnage on the possible purchase will be great.
Elon Musk replied, “Should I make a gun? Ideally no.” He says that he doesn’t want to make a gun in the form of a gun or something, it doesn’t mean that he won’t do it. In other words, he deliberately leaves the end of the problem open, even though he does not take kindly to it.
Bayraktar TB2 features
- Communication range: <300 km – Unlimited with satellite control
- Travel – maximum speed: 70 knots – 120 knots
- Payload capacity: 150 kg
- Payload – ISR: Switchable EO/IR/LD or multi-purpose AESA Radar
- Payload – ammunition: 4 laser-guided smart ammunition
- Fuel capacity / type: 300 Liters / gasoline
- Takeoff and landing: Track (Automatic)
- Maximum take-off weight: 700 kg
- hover: 27 Hours
- wingspan: 12 meters
- Height: 2.2 meters
- Length: 6.5 meters
- Thrust type: 105 Hp internal combustion injection engine
- Operational – maximum altitude: 18,000 feet – 25,000 feet
note: There may be software and hardware differences between the exported vehicles and those used by the TAF.
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