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so it is a solid ring, i thought it was seeing a optical illusion because of the rotation.
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I don't the exact reasonWhat's the need to increase the drag?
It isn't meant to stop .50 or .338 Lapua. But you can reliably stop anything up to .300 WM probably.Who needs that shit? Even if the bullet doesn’t penetrate, you will die of its kinetic energy transferred to your body that will shatter your ribs and internal organs might disfunction.
what about accuracy ?So these are enhanced Mk1 rockets with a 25 percent more range and a 5 year higher service life . So that's a 46.8 km range.
I hope we cancel AK 203 and go for Sig 716 instead.View attachment 65393
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Buy oranges instead bananas, wow!I hope we cancel AK 203 and go for Sig 716 instead.
Wouldn't drag reduce the max range or conversely require more solid propellants to cover the same range.Drag rings
In real life unguided projectiles loose accuracy at long range as test conditions and battlefield conditions are never same. There are penalties which one needs to make a call on.Wouldn't drag reduce the max range or conversely require more solid propellants to cover the same range.
They could have used canards to create drag only when required without restricting the max range.
Wont accuracy be affected at max range. Since drag rings are removed. Or there are other ways to control itIn real life unguided projectiles loose accuracy at long range as test conditions and battlefield conditions are never same. There are penalties which one needs to make a call on.
Rockets have fixed impulse , the thrust cannot be throttled nor it cannot be stopped as desired. Range and trajectory control is very tricky and difficult.
Drag rings are added ( easily screwed on or off ) as per operational requirements in the field to induce controlled drag for reduced range , flatter trajectory , near reverse slope targetting etc.
Fixed canards generally creates more lift than drag.
Drag rings have been used in unguided rockets , shells etc since last 50 years or so for achieving desired range , trajectory shaping etc . If max range is desired then drag rings are not used.
Chicha kya keh rahe hai in Mandarin?Ya'll Nibbiars
Is this not SANT?.. Are both same?
Wouldn't drag reduce the max range or conversely require more solid propellants to cover the same range.
They could have used canards to create drag only when required without restricting the max range.
Canards are there in guided Pinaka for active trajectory control. The guidance section will use them to actively steer the rocket round to remove the drift and dispersion at range .Even though MK1 enhanced has drag rings and shorter in length still it has almost similar Range due to more efficient propellent grains and the accuracy is better . If you see the Guided Pinaka it has Fins it's front section , this will basically improves the range and accuracy in plains , but this one is specially designed for mountain areas for striking the reverse slope drag rings are the suitable option for this .
And how many missiles are in each series?I kind of realised something in the last few days....
There is the RUDRAM series of missile family as we all know
And I believe there another unnamed series of missile family of which SMART is a member.
( And then based on little available information there also seems to be another series of missile family based on LFRJ )
@NeXoft007
Yeah. Induction of drag rings are done generally to make the system operationally accurate in mountain. Moreover yesterday's test was done with a higher launch trajectory.In real life unguided projectiles loose accuracy at long range as test conditions and battlefield conditions are never same. There are penalties which one needs to make a call on.
Rockets have fixed impulse , the thrust cannot be throttled nor it cannot be stopped as desired. Range and trajectory control is very tricky and difficult.
Drag rings are added ( easily screwed on or off ) as per operational requirements in the field to induce controlled drag for reduced range , flatter trajectory , near reverse slope targetting etc.
Fixed canards generally creates more lift than drag.
Drag rings have been used in unguided rockets , shells etc since last 50 years or so for achieving desired range , trajectory shaping etc . If max range is desired then drag rings are not used.
Why is everyone so obsessed with AKs?? They aren't that good. Most are overpriced. An AR 15 in same price range as AK will be much better overall.Buy oranges instead bananas, wow!
we should buy a 5.56x45mm NATO Kalashnikov platform!