Tonbi imaging



BNVD-P advanced panoramic night vision goggles (PNVG) with advanced features and performance for special forces on land or air

When it came to palgarism mediaeval Europeans were the top dogs and now they scream about IPR rights.

Heard of Fibonacci series named after an Italian Mr Fibonacci who was credited with its discovery

Ironically Mr Fibonacci in his own book "Liber Abaci" 13 th century CE does NOT refer to Fibonacci Series as "Fibonacci Series"

Rather, he simply calls it "Ind/ian Series".

Unlike many other Europeans, Fibonacci was NOT a plagiarist.

He clearly mentioned his source and acknowledged his credit to ancient Indi/ans.

Yet to this day the Europeans refers the series as Fibonacci rather than ind/ian series or Pingala series ( the original inventor ) 5 century BC.

Same happened with the Hindu numericals which the Europeans named as arabic numericals which the Arabs to their credit named it as al hind ( hindu ) numericals.

The above mistake was partially corrected by Western historians in modern times but they conveniently forget about the Fibonacci series since it involves a European.

The current day basis is steeped in history, its not a one off aberration or a accidental incident.


Anyways some snapshot of english translation of introduction to Fibonacci's book "Liber Abaci" by Giuseppe Germano (2013)

IN MRIS


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p8MNPLaN0zc

HPR high power radar panel under testing possibly

Shivalik multimode grenade

LUH Completes Communication Range checks

nemesis8u:
The behaviour which i posted above is a classic example of induced low esteem through brainwashing.

This is a icetip of a bigger problem

When a country which lets leftists and liberals run amok with falsified and prejudiced interpretation of one's history , twisting the same to glorify the inhuman islamic and colonial invaders while denigrating native culture , tradition and hero's etc and those narratives are spread through books in schools and colleges the majority of the population ends up with low self respect and trust for one's own self and for one's countrymen.

And end of the day things like in the above post happen . We end up needing outsiders to certify our trust in our own people and in our own capabilities

Do you know if Tonbo had done any serious local sales activities, ie seminars or meetings with Brass previously?

kikuyu1:


Do you know if Tonbo had done any serious local sales activities, ie seminars or meetings with Brass previously?

What do u think ?

It's pretty obvious isn't it .

No point washing dirty linens in public .

It was a cluster fuk trying to approach military in the past years under corrupt governments and their cronies in the military.

Now it's not that much of a problem due to current government initiatives and standing orders. It's a transparent process now but it needs more refinement .

All 4 LCH TDs

Why are weapons so damn sexy?

Wanted to field that question but someone answered it

If the weapon is a commercial offering, it’s important. If it’s a military weapon, then not so much!

If it’s being manufactured for sale to the public, if it looks ugly, not a lot are going to be sold.

If it’s being manufactured for use as a weapon of war, cost and effectiveness are a larger concern and this is how we end up with things like the STEN, the single-shot Liberator pistol, and most anything the French or Russians have ever fielded.

If, as often happens in the US, it’s a gun that is developed commercially with the intent of selling it to the government, then aesthetics are important again. Usually a general officer somewhere needs to be impressed enough to make a purchase decision, as General LeMay saw the AR-15 and decided that the Air Force should have it to replace it’s inventory of aging M1 and M2 .30 caliber carbines. If not for him, the US probably would have relied on the M14 a lot longer and may have never adopted the M16. The AR-15 it was derived from might have faded into oblivion before the 1960’s were over
https://www.quora.com/How-important-is-aesthetics-for-a-weapon-Is-it-important-that-a-gun-or-sword-look-good

nemesis8u:
When it came to palgarism mediaeval Europeans were the top dogs and now they scream about IPR rights.

Heard of Fibonacci series named after an Italian Mr Fibonacci who was credited with its discovery

Ironically Mr Fibonacci in his own book "Liber Abaci" 13 th century CE does NOT refer to Fibonacci Series as "Fibonacci Series"

Rather, he simply calls it "Ind/ian Series".

Unlike many other Europeans, Fibonacci was NOT a plagiarist.

He clearly mentioned his source and acknowledged his credit to ancient Indi/ans.

Yet to this day the Europeans refers the series as Fibonacci rather than ind/ian series or Pingala series ( the original inventor ) 5 century BC.

Same happened with the Hindu numericals which the Europeans named as arabic numericals which the Arabs to their credit named it as al hind ( hindu ) numericals.

The above mistake was partially corrected by Western historians in modern times but they conveniently forget about the Fibonacci series since it involves a European.

The current day basis is steeped in history, its not a one off aberration or a accidental incident.


Anyways some snapshot of english translation of introduction to Fibonacci's book "Liber Abaci" by Giuseppe Germano (2013)

Never thought of it from this angle but always knew the son of Bonacci was Italian and took no credit for the system, either in north africa or in his native country. Unsurprisingly, the sequence still has much to do with weapons being sexy!

By polishing primitive weapons and tools, we somehow tuned into a state of aesthetic satisfaction. Good things feel natural and right maybe because of what is called the divine proportion or sacred geometry, or the Fibonacci sequence, but for some reason, we became aware of things that not only do the work but feel good while doing it. This was the time when the hidden user experience refined human brain to constantly search for perfection and while doing that, improve the very process of searching. This takes us to the field of engineering and ergonomics in particular.

Recommended read

https://uxplanet.org/the-empire-of-technical-aesthetics-a3d1f4e3ad4f

In other news,

Ind.. Admits Its Moon Lander Crashed, Cites Problem with Braking Thrusters

During the second phase of descent, the reduction in velocity was more than the designed value," he continued. "Due to this deviation, the initial conditions at the start of the fine braking phase were beyond the designed parameters. As a result, Vikram hard landed within 500 m of the designated landing site
https://www.space.com/india-admits-moon-lander-crash.html

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Thailand Marine Recon (Special Forces Training)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uruRy8kToG4

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Taiwan Marine Recon (Special Forces)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7t9TVQmz2Ss

Naval LCA

Last pic with 2 SRAAMs and 2 BVRAAMs

Next trials will be from INS Vikramaditya aircraft carrier

During such restricted landings most aircrafts will break up

Helina ATGM testfire from Rudra

Helina ATGM test fire from Rudra helicopter

Continue...

Atags field trials

From a local 8 months old startup who won the idex airforce challenge to develop UAV based munitions

Both man portable to be carried by SF and otherwise mounted on vehicles

Credit : Nationaldefence

nemesis8u:
From a local 8 months old startup who won the idex airforce challenge to develop UAV based munitions

Both man portable to be carried by SF and otherwise mounted on vehicles

I like the concept of this system, this and many other concepts proof that the development of the private sector is the key to boost the a sustainable domestic defence production capability in the 21st century.

Russian Uran-9 armed UGV somewhere in Syria

DRDO AIP for submarines using phosphoric acid fuel cells .

Currently a land based prototype is under testing

Info on Pinaka rocket family

The new Grad ERR 122mm rocket based on Pinaka technology has a increased range upto 40km.

And the CEP of guided Pinaka is <= 30 m not <= 60 m as mentioned in the 2nd picture, it is a typo.

Guided Pinaka GNC ( guidance navigation and control ) kit.

The GNC kit comprises of a unified avionics computer ( UNIAC ) which uses

INS + GPS guidance ( MEMS based INS and G3OM and IRNSS )

Canard based aerodynamic control which also allows for improved hit angle at the target.

It allows for CEP < 30 m for all ranges.

1. Pinaka Mk1 launcher for Mk1 and Enhanced Mk1 rockets. 6 rounds per pod for a total of 2 pods.

2. Pinaka Mk2 launcher for Mk2 rockets. 6 rounds per pod. 6 rounds per pod for a total of 2 pods.

3. Guided Pinaka launcher for guided pinaka rockets. 4 rounds per pod.

DRDO LRTR 2 radar

Range ~ 1000 km

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A_feco6vn7E


There is something unique about this SLBM launch

In the SLBM in the video

The sequence of ignition of stages is

3rd stage -> 1st stage -> 2nd stage ->


While in other normal missiles

The sequence of ignition of stages is

1st stage -> 2nd stage -> 3rd stage ->


The 3rd stage in the above missile is powerful enough to lift the entire missile clear out of the water. Normally 3rd stage is powerful enough to propel the warhead section only minus the 1st and 2nd stage.

Russian airforce pilot sortie in LCA Mk1 as part of joint exercise

IAF version brahmos land version user firing