Iranian Drone that can Fire Missiles/Rockets

[apple_fritta]

Guys I found this pic regarding the topic on an Iranian forum

[darkknight87]

How Advanced is it? What's its Range? What are its Capabilities? ???????

[rattmuff]

After a short research my conclusion is:
That is a target drone!

And it looks allot like this swedish target drone.
Pictures are from www.neat.se.

[gf0012-aust]

Originally Posted by rattmuff

After a short research my conclusion is:
That is a target drone!

And it looks allot like this swedish target drone.
Pictures are from www.neat.se.

I think you'll find that its a copy of the Boeing BQM - which is a drone and had been adapted by a few countries as a latent cruise missile.

[stryker NZ]

they cant be too worried about security if their willing to transport it on an open truck down a busy highway

[gf0012-aust]

Originally Posted by stryker NZ

they cant be too worried about security if their willing to transport it on an open truck down a busy highway

BQM can be fired off the back of a large truck, hence why I think that this cruise missile is just a reengineered BQM/ADF Kalkara. The Indians also have a re-engineered BQM, but I can't recall what its name is.

Its not Iranian at all - its a knock off.

As for ratmuffs pics, Its also not swedish. it was probably a bqm test flying out of NEAT facilities.



Above is the ADF's Kalkara.

[aaaditya]

Originally Posted by gf0012-aust

BQM can be fired off the back of a large truck, hence why I think that this cruise missile is just a reengineered BQM/ADF Kalkara. The Indians also have a re-engineered BQM, but I can't recall what its name is.

Its not Iranian at all - its a knock off.

As for ratmuffs pics, Its also not swedish. it was probably a bqm test flying out of NEAT facilities.



Above is the ADF's Kalkara.

the indian system is called as the lakshya (aim).

[yasin_khan]

Whats its range and did Iranian tested it?

[Ajmer]

nothing to get so interested about
they arent going to move about with it on a truck in highway

look even the supports are basic types used on props.

this is a fibreglass or plywood model for use in some defence show or parade.

have you guys imagined how it will be launched with those two missiles.
there is only one place it can work ......in some james bond movie

A fitting name for the james bond movie "Drones are forever"

[jennery587]

no body know for sure if is working ?

[DarthAmerica]

Originally Posted by gf0012-aust

I think you'll find that its a copy of the Boeing BQM - which is a drone and had been adapted by a few countries as a latent cruise missile.

IIRC some of the BQMs also carried and fired missiles in anger during the Viet Nam conflict.


-DA

[gf0012-aust]

Originally Posted by Ajmer

have you guys imagined how it will be launched with those two missiles.

there is only one place it can work ......in some james bond movie

The actual BQM (and the ADF's Kalkara, as well as Indias Lakshya) can deliver railed weapons.

[lalitghag]

Pl find details of Indian Lakshya drone

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lakshya_PTA

[gf0012-aust]

Originally Posted by lalitghag

Pl find details of Indian Lakshya drone

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lakshya_PTA

For goodness sake. we have been down this path before.

No more on this damn Drone!.

It's a rebadged BQM/MQM. Look at the profile shape, solhouette, tanks, engine placement. everything it's compliments of a US design done 40 years ago.

The shape hasn't even changed in 40 years.

Am closing this post as we're going around in circles.