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K-4 SLBM test from Vizag on Mar 07 was not its maiden test!! - (confirmed news)
Modi is NOT a warmonger. People misjudge.Strange...!! Even Modiji caved in :santa:
There are three missilesIs there some confusion? K-15 has 750 km range. Proposed K-5 will have 5000 km range.
I have always read about the lower values of all three ranges. About K-5, has any country so far deployed 8000 km range SLBM?There are three missiles
K-15 with a 750-1500km range
K-4 with a 3500-6500km range
K-5 with a 5000-8000km range
No confusion there.
The higher ranges are with an Agni Sized 1ton warhead.I have always read about the lower values of all three ranges. About K-5, has any country so far deployed 8000 km range SLBM?
I don't know if it is without payload.
Wikipedia says K-15 can traverse 1900 km with 180 kg payload and 750 km with full 1 ton payload.
Yes, US,Rus, UK and France has SLBMs which have more than 8,000 km. China has one (7,000-8,000km) and is developing for a more range SLBM.I have always read about the lower values of all three ranges. About K-5, has any country so far deployed 8000 km range SLBM?
I don't know if it is without payload.
Wikipedia says K-15 can traverse 1900 km with 180 kg payload and 750 km with full 1 ton payload.
I already said the timeline of A-5 might be pushed to a later date after Apr 01. A-5 test was supposed to be done today.Was a test ever officially announced?
I believe no test was ever officially confirmed for this date.
This is all just hullabaloo about nothing as nothing was announced officially for it to be cancelled.
Today's date was never officially confirmed, no NOTAM was ever issued. The announcement of the test and of the cancellation were both done by Mr Karnad only.I already said the timeline of A-5 might be pushed to a later date after Apr 01. A-5 test was supposed to be done today.
Today's date was never officially confirmed, no NOTAM was ever issued. The announcement of the test and of the cancellation were both done by Mr Karnad only.
Are you telling me that you are more expert, more knowledgable and have more contacts than Mr. Bharat, bro?Today's date was never officially confirmed, no NOTAM was ever issued. The announcement of the test and of the cancellation were both done by Mr Karnad only.
Today's date was never officially confirmed, no NOTAM was ever issued. The announcement of the test and of the cancellation were both done by Mr Karnad only.
Are you telling me that you are more expert, more knowledgable and have more contacts than Mr. Bharat, bro?Today's date was never officially confirmed, no NOTAM was ever issued. The announcement of the test and of the cancellation were both done by Mr Karnad only.
Nope, All I'm saying is that if a test was actually planned there would be a NOTAM alongwith a press release at least 14 days prior. That didn't happen.Are you telling me that you are more expert, more knowledgable and have more contacts than Mr. Bharat, bro?
No to reduce time of flight that's why its known as Short time of Flight system obviously the constraint is reduced range . Why do we need to reduce payload though we can do so. K 4 SLBM will have a much higher speed than any cruise missile its max speed will be around Mach 15 . It can carry a bigger payload .Depressed trajectory is resorted to avoid radar detection (like terrain-hugging cruise missile do) at the cost of reduced payload to traverse same distance with same amount of fuel. But while Cruise missile can dodge & weave its way, depressed ballistic missile can not do. However, it can cover the range at supersonic speed. I don't know how the trade-off is justified.
So we are quite a laggard..lots of catching up to do.Yes, US,Rus, UK and France has SLBMs which have more than 8,000 km. China has one (7,000-8,000km) and is developing for a more range SLBM.
No, I don't think laggard. If our current ICBM's range is 5,500km (normal), then I will say SLBM tech. is going good. We are catching up fast.So we are quite a laggard..lots of catching up to do.
Yes, infact most of our present ballistic missile technology was developed within the 90s and early 2000s.No, I don't think laggard. If our current ICBM's range is 5,500km (normal), then I will say SLBM tech. is going good. We are catching up fast.
But he also pointed out that DRDO is unnecessarily keep K-4 test seriously secret. Perhaps same thing happened regarding whole issue of A-5.Nope, All I'm saying is that if a test was actually planned there would be a NOTAM alongwith a press release at least 14 days prior. That didn't happen.
Mr Karnad is an expert but on this one he's mistaken I feel.
That's only done for secret missiles that can be tested under the guise of another.But he also pointed out that DRDO is unnecessarily keep K-4 test seriously secret. Perhaps same thing happened regarding whole issue of A-5.