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  • #4551
    Re: Nagorno-Karabagh: Military Balance Between Armenia & Azerbaijan

    wonder how much it costs to build one of these UAVs

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    • #4552
      Re: Nagorno-Karabagh: Military Balance Between Armenia & Azerbaijan

      Originally posted by haysip View Post
      wonder how much it costs to build one of these UAVs
      It is not that expensive to built a good UAV compared to the price tag on the level of the sophistication of the Gimball design (the Turret under the fuselage) and the onboard surveillance system with direct link to the battlefield, or president’s office for example.
      B0zkurt Hunter

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      • #4553
        Re: Nagorno-Karabagh: Military Balance Between Armenia & Azerbaijan

        Azerbaijani serviceman attempts suicide
        20 June 2011 [10:30] - Today.Az


        A soldier, serving with military unit situated in Gazakh region and belonging to the Azerbaijani Defense Ministry's Shamkir formation tried to commit suicide Saturday, a source in law enforcement agencies said.

        Rasim Humbatov fired from automatic weapon in his chin. The serviceman is in serious condition.

        Azerbaijani Defense Ministry has confirmed the fact.


        /Trend/

        today.az/news/society/88554.html
        Azerbaboon: 9.000 Google hits and counting!

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        • #4554
          Re: Nagorno-Karabagh: Military Balance Between Armenia & Azerbaijan

          Originally posted by Federate View Post
          Azerbaijani serviceman attempts suicide
          20 June 2011 [10:30] - Today.Az


          A soldier, serving with military unit situated in Gazakh region and belonging to the Azerbaijani Defense Ministry's Shamkir formation tried to commit suicide Saturday, a source in law enforcement agencies said.

          Rasim Humbatov fired from automatic weapon in his chin. The serviceman is in serious condition.

          Azerbaijani Defense Ministry has confirmed the fact.


          /Trend/

          today.az/news/society/88554.html
          sheesh, they even suck at killing themselves..

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          • #4555
            Re: Nagorno-Karabagh: Military Balance Between Armenia & Azerbaijan

            Originally posted by Eddo211 View Post


            From the looks of this desk model I would say the real one would be about the same size as a small two-seat trainer like a Piper J Cub or a Cessna 152.

            It looks like a medium altitude (conventional airfoil design wings), low airspeed (which is not a bad thing), long range/endurance (the two bladed propeller might even be powered by a small more efficient turboprop jet engine, I can’t tell for sure from that model)....and a twin boom design? Wow now that seems to be very unique, don’t know any UAV with twin boom configuration of this size.

            Lets see, the advantages of this design would be:

            - The booms can easily be disassembled, hauled, reassembled in no time at all.
            - Twin vertical stabilizers setup has less tail sticking up which means more vertical clearance on the ground, it can be pushed into a short ceiling hanger/bunkers.

            -Lower empty weight.....which means more fuel or critical system equipments can be carried.
            -Two-rudder/tail design always mean if you loose one the other will get you home.

            She is a beauty if you ask me. We need a name for it.
            Think again, this machine should be about 2 meters on 1.5

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            • #4556
              Re: Nagorno-Karabagh: Military Balance Between Armenia & Azerbaijan

              Originally posted by Federate View Post
              Any info if Azerbaijan's latest murderer turned national hero Mubariz Ibrahimov was part of this alleged "Scorpions" brigade?
              Nuhh, i dont even know what happened there. Why you dleted my post to one of the users ?

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              • #4557
                Re: Nagorno-Karabagh: Military Balance Between Armenia & Azerbaijan

                Originally posted by Eddo211 View Post


                From the looks of this desk model I would say the real one would be about the same size as a small two-seat trainer like a Piper J Cub or a Cessna 152.

                It looks like a medium altitude (conventional airfoil design wings), low airspeed (which is not a bad thing), long range/endurance (the two bladed propeller might even be powered by a small more efficient turboprop jet engine, I can’t tell for sure from that model)....and a twin boom design? Wow now that seems to be very unique, don’t know any UAV with twin boom configuration of this size.

                Lets see, the advantages of this design would be:

                - The booms can easily be disassembled, hauled, reassembled in no time at all.
                - Twin vertical stabilizers setup has less tail sticking up which means more vertical clearance on the ground, it can be pushed into a short ceiling hanger/bunkers.

                -Lower empty weight.....which means more fuel or critical system equipments can be carried.
                -Two-rudder/tail design always mean if you loose one the other will get you home.

                She is a beauty if you ask me. We need a name for it.
                Interesting, thank you. What about azik-traitor for the name?... j/k
                Btw i think we have more models, this is not the only one...
                Last edited by ArmeniaR1; 06-20-2011, 01:57 AM.

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                • #4558
                  Re: Nagorno-Karabagh: Military Balance Between Armenia & Azerbaijan

                  Originally posted by haysip View Post
                  This is the guy that helped put the marrages in Artsakh and has done many things in Artsakh. Very inspiring guy
                  Thank you for posting this. What a man! He owns a famous magazine in Russia, he says "Haykakan harcrov, im terter@ haka Azerbaijanakanen, Hayastani masin vochmi vat xosk kyanqum chem grel, te che et tert@ kpakem ev bolorin goric ghanem". He is also a very close friend of Sergey Lavrov and have brought together Russia's rich Armenians to work together for the Armenian cause, and most of them implement dozens of project at this moment.

                  Russian-Armenians are the most successful and influential Armenian Diaspora in the world. They control large media, banks, construction and political instruments in the Russian Federation, as opposed to a few years ago, they are beginning to organize themselves into a large, effective and powerful pan-Armenian group. One of the projects is the construction of the biggest (huge!) Armenian Church in the Diaspora, together with a school and other complexes, in the center of Moscow.

                  Long live Russia, which is home to millions of Armenians, where Armenians get the opportunity to work and succeed, and keep their culture. There is no (forced) silent assimilation process going on, unlike the United States of America where everyone (except one group) learns to forget their own culture, history, past and are being learned the "American" way of life, singing the national song in the morning in schools and watching Sweet Sixteen in the evening. Russia, the country which has recognized the Armenian genocide a long time ago, whose Presidents have paid numerous respect by visiting the Genocide Memorial and the country which supplies the Armenian army with modern weaponry, mostly for free and at the same time protects our borders, threatening Turkey with a new world war would they set one foot on our lands, supplying Metsamor with nuclear fuel and supporting Russian-Armenian businessmen in their pan-Armenian projects..... and... and..... list is endless.

                  Last edited by Tigranakert; 06-20-2011, 02:41 AM.

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                  • #4559
                    Re: Nagorno-Karabagh: Military Balance Between Armenia & Azerbaijan

                    Originally posted by Eddo211 View Post
                    From the looks of this desk model I would say the real one would be about the same size as a small two-seat trainer like a Piper J Cub or a Cessna 152.
                    What makes you think it is going to be that large? I think it would be no more than 3 meters in both wingspan and lenght. Engine is probably from ROTAX.

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                    • #4560
                      Re: Nagorno-Karabagh: Military Balance Between Armenia & Azerbaijan

                      S-300 antiaircraft missiles bought from Russia by Azerbaijan to be demonstrated in military parade in Baku

                      20 June 2011 [19:40] - Today.Az


                      The most modern weapons and military hardware of Azerbaijani Army will be demonstrated in the military parade that will be held in Baku on the occasion of the Day of Armed Forces – June 26, military sources said.

                      For the first time S-300 antiaircraft missiles brought from Russia will also be demonstrated in the parade. S-300 PMU2 Favorit antiaircraft missiles (NATO designation SA-20b or Gargoyle b) will be demonstrated in Azadlig square.

                      Local military hardware and weapons will also be demonstrated in the parade for the first time.

                      Istiglal sniper’s rifle made by Azerbaijani engineers, 60mm Kommando mine throwers produced in the local enterprises and 82mm mine throwers (Ashirim-5), unmanned vehicles and modernized BTR armored carriers produced by Azerbaijan’s Azad Systems company and Israeli company will be demonstrated on the Matador and Marauder mine protected vehicles produced by the Defense Industry Ministry and Paramount Group of the Republic of South Africa, Land Rover and other vehicles.

                      today.az/news/society/88634.html
                      Azerbaboon: 9.000 Google hits and counting!

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