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varunastra heavy weight torpedo of nstl(drdo) on-board the indian navy torpedo recovery vessel that sank
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varunastra heavy weight torpedo of nstl(drdo) on-board the indian navy torpedo recovery vessel that sank
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Indian Air Force's Avro Gets DRDO built Autopilot Systems
Indian Defense Research and Development Organization (DRDO) has developed new autopilot systems for the aging Avro aircraft after a supplier left the Indian Air Force unable to service the aircraft. The autopilot system will enable the plane to fly a specific route without human interference. The pilots had to revert to manual mode after problems arose with the autopilot systems. Avro is used to ferry senior officials of the IAF. The latest FOG autopilot systems have been developed at the Research center Imarat (RCI), a unit of DRDO.
The systems will be tested for user trails by Aircraft and Systems Tests Establishment (ASTE), also under DRDO. "The indigenization has brought down the cost of the systems to a few lakh rupees," the Times Of India quoted an unnamed source as saying.
Indian Defense Research and Development Organization (DRDO) has developed new autopilot systems for the aging Avro aircraft after a supplier left the Indian Air Force unable to service the aircraft. The autopilot system will enable the plane to fly a specific route without human interference. The pilots had to revert to manual mode after problems arose with the autopilot systems. Avro is used to ferry senior officials of the IAF. The latest FOG autopilot systems have been developed at the Research center Imarat (RCI), a unit of DRDO.
The systems will be tested for user trails by Aircraft and Systems Tests Establishment (ASTE), also under DRDO. "The indigenization has brought down the cost of the systems to a few lakh rupees," the Times Of India quoted an unnamed source as saying.
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Edit: Okay seems like wrong reporting by the news channel.
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During the UPA regime while imports were priority , filling up 2275 vacant posts in DRDO was not,
DRDO Needs Revamping to Meet Defence Needs | idrw.org
We can easily discern what kind of motivation the previous regime had from this single report.
DRDO Needs Revamping to Meet Defence Needs | idrw.org
We can easily discern what kind of motivation the previous regime had from this single report.
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The MiG 27 R29B engine being run at one of the test beds of HAL Sunabeda, Koraput.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=CX0xtc2YLN0
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=CX0xtc2YLN0
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Print Release
Chrisitan missionaries were spending more money every year in India for their conversion activities compares to our DRDO budget. I just hope we boot out congress entirely from its root.
Source credit: Twinblade in other forum.
Chrisitan missionaries were spending more money every year in India for their conversion activities compares to our DRDO budget. I just hope we boot out congress entirely from its root.
Source credit: Twinblade in other forum.
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What for we have BMP tankers ?
High time we keep tolerate bloody stone pelters.. Be them from any religion.
In Alwar, mining mafia stalls Army missile launch pad plans | idrw.org
High time we keep tolerate bloody stone pelters.. Be them from any religion.
In Alwar, mining mafia stalls Army missile launch pad plans | idrw.org
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posted from the link given by Cobra commando - This is one of the major achievment of DRDO.Hence highlighting the post.
A 1000 kg glide bomb designed and developed by Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) was successfully tested today, in Bay of Bengal of the coast of Odisha. The bomb was dropped by an Indian Air force aircraft, The bomb, guided by its 'on board navigation system' glided for nearly 100 km before hitting the target with great precision. The flight of the glide bomb was monitored by radars and electro-optic systems stationed at Integrated Test Range (ITR). Multiple DRDO laboratories namely, DARE, Bangalore, ARDE, Pune and TBRL, Chandigarh, with RCI, Hyderabad as the nodal laboratory have contributed towards development of the glide bomb. The complete avionics package and navigation system has been designed and developed by RCI.
Dr. Avinash Chander, Scientific Advisor to RM, Secretary, Deptt. of Def. R&D & DG DRDO has congratulated all the team members including the Air force team who have contributed in the success and stated, " The nation today has capability to design, developed and launch heavy bombs for delivery up to 100 km away with high precision". Dr. G Satheesh Reddy, Distinguish Scientist and Director RCI stated, "Country has now become self-reliant in the area of guided precision bombs".
A 1000 kg glide bomb designed and developed by Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) was successfully tested today, in Bay of Bengal of the coast of Odisha. The bomb was dropped by an Indian Air force aircraft, The bomb, guided by its 'on board navigation system' glided for nearly 100 km before hitting the target with great precision. The flight of the glide bomb was monitored by radars and electro-optic systems stationed at Integrated Test Range (ITR). Multiple DRDO laboratories namely, DARE, Bangalore, ARDE, Pune and TBRL, Chandigarh, with RCI, Hyderabad as the nodal laboratory have contributed towards development of the glide bomb. The complete avionics package and navigation system has been designed and developed by RCI.
Dr. Avinash Chander, Scientific Advisor to RM, Secretary, Deptt. of Def. R&D & DG DRDO has congratulated all the team members including the Air force team who have contributed in the success and stated, " The nation today has capability to design, developed and launch heavy bombs for delivery up to 100 km away with high precision". Dr. G Satheesh Reddy, Distinguish Scientist and Director RCI stated, "Country has now become self-reliant in the area of guided precision bombs".
