₦airaland Forum

Toju200:
ok let's let em slide EOD I don't care who has more we both have simple

Stormtrooper11:
Lol. Proof? You're known to misinterpret things to suit yourself.

Stormtrooper11:
The CAS said he wanted us to purchase more UCAVs to bolster our inventory.
We aren't SA that is comfortable with sticking to one inoperable UAV since the early 2000s.

A CH 3A crashed. We always wanted the Yahbon flash and we purchased it. If the CH-3A were that bad for us, why did we get extras last year? We got made in Nigerian UAVs. At the Airforce Institute of Technology (AFIT), Kaduna, we have produced alot of Tsaigumi and we're still testing the Ichoku combat UAV.
I know you will say that our locally built combat drone is takin too long to be fully operational but I remember when we started building APCs, when you used to diss Henry240, and Agaugust. You claimed that the project ain't going anywhere but look at us today

Remembered how you talked ill on the recent purchase of the M-346FA. Claiming that we got no deals with the Italians but look at us today.

You've always been clouded with insecurity and hate for the Nigerian people. We're all here to appreciate each other militaries but you still have the mentality of the Nairaland Civil War, where we argued endlessly on who had the strongest military in Africa.

Stop living in the past. Everyone has moved on but you haven't lol. That's so lame.

Toju200:
No need to argue much bro
We have First had 5 CH-3A one crashed now four
We secretly acquired The Yahbon drone number is unknown
We do have the Tsaigumi Active in Kaduna number to is unknown
We've acquired another 2 CH-3A, 4 CH-4, 2 Wingloongs, minimum 2 Aerosonde drones
from the US unknown number of Turkish UCAV so clearly we has more drones where Combat or non combat than SA our contenders are Egypt and Algeria. EOD!!!
Let's move on

Stormtrooper11:
What do you mean performing poorly? We just ordered some CH 3A last year alongside the CH4 and wing loong.

Envy is a terrible thing

Stormtrooper11:
We got atleast 15 and the actual numbers undisclosed

Odunayaw:
Do you still think SA has more than Nigeria now?

kabe1:
They have been performing poorly, so we bought 2 more units.

Aren't you just a clown?

Yahbon flash Drones minimum 3 units.

Odunayaw:
But you said we don't have more than 10 na

kabe1:
Minimum of 15 UCAVs including -

- 7 CH-3A - 1 crashed

- 4 units CH-4 UCAV

- 2 Units Winglong II

- minimum 3 units Yahbon flash 40

With more units on order.

Odunayaw:
Shot down? Or crashed, which one bro.

Odunayaw:
Comrade Kabe1 show him something

Odunayaw:
I have this image in my mind of you frantically combing the internet to find this.

4-6 okay. We don't even know if it armed. I mean, Defence Intel is the most likely user. Besides, how is 4-6 larger than the fleet we have in Nigeria eh?

Odunayaw:
I have this image in my mind of you frantically combing the internet to find this.

4-6 okay. We don't even know if it armed. I mean, Defence Intel is the most likely user. Besides, how is 4-6 larger than the fleet we have in Nigeria eh?

kabe1:
There's no evidence to show the SANDF flies drones in active service other than DJI and Indiza.

Post the evidence to support your claims.

Odunayaw:
Where did it mention the number of units?

This is hilarious

Odunayaw:
Comedy

You can't prove your UCAVs. Apparently you have none.
You can't prove your number of UAVs.

low budget comedy here

Lurker4Long:
I'm not sure that the Seeker 400 is modular like that. It might be, it might not.

Lurker4Long:
Link to what? That our drones are unarmed? Gen Shoke, past CSANDF was asked in Parliament about armed drones and he specifically replied the SANDF has determined it has no need for armed drones at this stage.
His answers are here: www.pmg.org.za

kabe1:
From your South African links.

but the SANDF is known to fly DJI Phantoms and Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR)-developed Indiza hand-launched fixed wing UAVs

kabe1:
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The SANDF is only know to fly cheap Chinese DJI drones and hand launched Indiza drones.

Lurker4Long:
There are 2 versions of the Seeker 400. The unarmed version which we ordered, and the Seeker 400 Syper, armed with 4 Impi-s.

As Kabe's post was about UCAV, that is, armed, no SANDF doesn't have.

kabe1:
Where did I say you didn't buy one?

It has not been accepted into service as at 2019, and giving the liquidation of Denel, there's no evidence that your military accepted the aircraft into service.

kabe1:
The South African National Defence Force (Defence Intelligence) was the launch customer for the Seeker 400, and took delivery of its first aircraft in late 2015, although operational testing and evaluation by Defence Intelligence division was still underway in 2019 ahead of the type being granted full military type certification.


You might just be the biggest clown in South -Africa.

https://www.defenceweb.co.za/aerospace/unmanned-aerial-vehicles/denel-lost-a-seeker-400-in-a-2020-crash/

kabe1:
You have been busted like the Clown Prince Orania which you are.

kabe1:
Dude!!!!



WTF!!!

kabe1:
You pulled out the Six (6) units figure from your as$.

From your link.

At the time of publication there was no indication of how many Seeker 400s were being built for the local client or when they will be delivered

Lurker4Long:
The SANDF opted not to order the armed version of the Seeker, which Denel sold to the UAE and Saudi. So no, we do not have UCAVs.

Lurker4Long:
The SANDF opted not to order the armed version of the Seeker, which Denel sold to the UAE and Saudi. So no, we do not have UCAVs.

Odunayaw:
SA has a large fleet of UCAVs? Amazing

kabe1:
Post the link.

Odunayaw:
link