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Kunal sir we need Mist Mounted Sight for this. http://www.drs.com/Products/RSTA/PDF/MMS.pdf to be used to see above tree top I read the post on BR where the person working on LCH said that it is quite difficult to make Mist Mounted system because of vibration etc. But they will...

yeah but this is for LCH just modified this stealth helicopter

Just first step to go for stealth ALH design in future. R&D would not just stop with one design.

It is high time that HAL in ALH should look for A Fenestron (or fantail, sometimes called "fan-in-fin") design Fenestron - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia So that ALH should be evolving into new design.

India's first indigenous chopper ALH-Dhruv clocks one lakh flying hours - Economic Times

In Economics it is called selling below cost, as you have fixed cost and variable cost for any product, fixed cost will remain fixed like cost of building, plant and machinery, salaries etc, no matter how many units you make this cost will remain fixed, only exception is that you have to...

just few dirty fishes, lots of middlemen with black money and paid media is doing all this.

any helicopter which crashes and pilots and crew survive is wroth having.

google uncle got me to this

they should redesign this with 3 engines for VVIP duties.

sir what is that radar is for ??? we can have mast mounted sight, it is difficult system but this will allow helicopter not only to get close to action but also to be used for surveillance and for evacuation of casualties. It will become multipurpose ALH

cant they have that Rudra gun on ALH?

one who has got curves..........:rofl:

what a beauty...........:cool2:

some posted this on paki forum it shows radar on the ALH.

looks like size of helina and nag is same Or they r just testing it to see if it can be launched from air.

nitesh few of these pics were posted earlier. Including helina launched from fixed land platform. Good going rudra, that will also help LCH.

according to Wiki following accidents have happen with Dhruv: In November 2004, one of the two HAL Dhruvs sold to the Royal Nepal Army experienced a hard landing, which damaged its undercarriage and landing gear. The damage was subsequently repaired by a team from HAL.[45] On November 25...

can some one post pic of the fire on the crash dhruv, i did not see any fire......... i like to say that first the pilot is safe and dhruv is bit damage, still structually it is all right, so that it can be examine in detail by HAL team, there is not much fire at the site If HAL has to sell...