超级军网送图了,伊朗国防周阅兵现伊朗版C802K
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自己看,刚找来的,伊朗称为Ghaem空舰导弹
![Gaem [C-802K].jpg](http://img.supmil.net/data/attachment/forum/month_1009/1009251426857b577aa8ca63a5.jpg "Gaem [C-802K].jpg")
自己看,刚找来的,伊朗称为Ghaem空舰导弹
图好大啊。
TG的影子仿佛到处都是啊
参数捏
778856 发表于 2010-9-25 14:46 
可参照C802K及鹰击82K
可参照C802K及鹰击82K
这是复制法国的技术 和小白兔无关
要是熊猫挂上了才有喜感呢
又见老当益壮的鬼怪。。。
回复 6# 风卷云
此言差矣。
可以自行查查努尔/考萨尔反舰导弹的前世今生。
此言差矣。
可以自行查查努尔/考萨尔反舰导弹的前世今生。
鬼怪可以挂么？
disresident 发表于 2010-9-25 15:26
你没看见鬼怪已经挂起来了吗?
你没看见鬼怪已经挂起来了吗?
什么时候出口的 应该挺久的了吧
TG用武器换石油，毛子用武器和核技术换啥？
毅种情操 发表于 2010-9-25 15:36
97年鬼怪挂C801K打靶就成功了
97年鬼怪挂C801K打靶就成功了
Heineken 发表于 2010-9-25 15:15 [img]http://lt.cjdby.net/images/co
这是熊猫专用的空空弹
这是熊猫专用的空空弹
那边还有几架能飞的鬼怪？赶紧找TG买点肥鲍
zc-kf 发表于 2010-9-25 15:56
你太小瞧伊朗了,还有好多F4中队在服役呢,伊朗是有 F4大修能力的
你太小瞧伊朗了,还有好多F4中队在服役呢,伊朗是有 F4大修能力的
唯物 发表于 2010-9-25 15:48
霍克。。。。。。。我看过猫猫挂的不是这种颜色的！
你说奈基能不能改咧？
霍克。。。。。。。我看过猫猫挂的不是这种颜色的！
你说奈基能不能改咧？
想知道他们还有多少架猫猫能飞，不过都是老爷机了，飞起来也不踏实吧
唯物 发表于 2010-9-25 15:48
哈哈，就知道你要贴霍克。
哈哈，就知道你要贴霍克。
蓝缕 发表于 2010-9-25 16:07
四吨多，咋挂？
四吨多，咋挂？
C802K面对MD赤裸裸的航母编队明显不够看吧。。。。就算蛋蛋皆中那也是伤筋不动骨，估计碰到尼米兹皮都蹭不破
TG也给山寨啦:D
蓝缕 发表于 2010-9-25 16:07
这是训练弹,真的是灰白色的,国外网上有伊朗电视台的视频
这是训练弹,真的是灰白色的,国外网上有伊朗电视台的视频
wang洋大盗游击队 发表于 2010-9-25 16:08 [/quote]
50-52架在服役(3个中队), 还有10多架处于储备状态
我要飞的更高,免得下次有人造谣说我飞不了:D
[/quote]50-52架在服役(3个中队), 还有10多架处于储备状态
我要飞的更高,免得下次有人造谣说我飞不了:D
wlf 发表于 2010-9-25 16:17
美海军可不这么想
美海军可不这么想
对伊朗工业水平一无所知者可参见我的另外一个帖子http://lt.cjdby.net/thread-982733-1-8.html
话说波斯还是不能小视的
zc-kf 发表于 2010-9-25 15:56
联合国决议禁止向伊朗出口战斗机！伊朗除了自研没有其它出路，不过伊朗在研制什么战斗机，什么时候能成军令人怀疑。
联合国决议禁止向伊朗出口战斗机！伊朗除了自研没有其它出路，不过伊朗在研制什么战斗机，什么时候能成军令人怀疑。
回复 5# 唯物
请唯物科普。
请唯物科普。
新华网德黑兰2009年3月8日电(记者车玲 梁有昶)伊朗国家电视台8日报道说，伊朗又成功研制并试射了一枚新型空对舰导弹。伊朗国家电视台当天援引国防部声明说，这种新型空对舰导弹安装在战斗机上，重500公斤，射程约为110公里。该型导弹配备雷达系统，可自动导航和识别目标，是伊朗最新军事科研成果。
http://www.janes.com/articles/Ja ... or-Thaqeb-Iran.html
Reports in June 1996 suggested that Iran had purchased two Chinese missiles, with the Chinese export designators C-801 and C-802, and was building further missiles under licence. The Iranian built missiles are called Karus and Tondar. It is believed that Karus refers to the Chinese C-801 solid-propellant missile, similar to the French Exocet missile, with a range of 40 km, and that Tondar refers to the C-802 turbojet-powered missile with an initial range of 120 km. Both missiles can be launched from ships, ground vehicles or aircraft, and it is reported that Iran assembles and manufactures both versions. Tondar missiles are reported to have been fitted to Iranian Navy Hudong-class fast attack craft in 1997, but these were more likely to have been Chinese-built C-802 missiles. An Iranian picture released in May 2008 showed two C-802 (Tondar) missile canisters fitted onto the stern of a Tir fast attack craft. The boats were built in North Korea and exported to Iran in 2003. Syria is reported to have three Tir FAC, built under licence in Iran. Tondar (C-802) missiles are believed to have been fitted to the Alvand-class frigates, with four missiles per ship, and to Kaman (Combattante)-class FAC with two or four missiles per craft. It was reported that some C-801K (Karus) air-launched missiles were sold to Iran for fitting to their F-4 Phantom aircraft in 1997, and a test launch was reported in June 1997. It was also reported in 2004 that C-802KD (Tondar) missiles may have been
Reports in June 1996 suggested that Iran had purchased two Chinese missiles, with the Chinese export designators C-801 and C-802, and was building further missiles under licence. The Iranian built missiles are called Karus and Tondar. It is believed that Karus refers to the Chinese C-801 solid-propellant missile, similar to the French Exocet missile, with a range of 40 km, and that Tondar refers to the C-802 turbojet-powered missile with an initial range of 120 km. Both missiles can be launched from ships, ground vehicles or aircraft, and it is reported that Iran assembles and manufactures both versions. Tondar missiles are reported to have been fitted to Iranian Navy Hudong-class fast attack craft in 1997, but these were more likely to have been Chinese-built C-802 missiles. An Iranian picture released in May 2008 showed two C-802 (Tondar) missile canisters fitted onto the stern of a Tir fast attack craft. The boats were built in North Korea and exported to Iran in 2003. Syria is reported to have three Tir FAC, built under licence in Iran. Tondar (C-802) missiles are believed to have been fitted to the Alvand-class frigates, with four missiles per ship, and to Kaman (Combattante)-class FAC with two or four missiles per craft. It was reported that some C-801K (Karus) air-launched missiles were sold to Iran for fitting to their F-4 Phantom aircraft in 1997, and a test launch was reported in June 1997. It was also reported in 2004 that C-802KD (Tondar) missiles may have been
Noor ASM
The Noor is the bigger brother to the Kowsar. It is the most common missile in the IRGCN’s arsenal and is found on land based launchers, the Thondar and Kaman class missile boats as well as most larger IRIN vessels such as the Alvand and Mowj.
It comes in sets of 4 on each of the respective ships, while two can be fired from the Mi-17 and the F-4, while 4 can be allegedly carried on the Su-24, although no pictures of the latter have been unearthed. Like, the Kowsar, it also comes in two main variants, with a third in development. It is in the same class as the more famous Excocet missile.
The Noor-1, is copy of the C-801, the precursor to the C-802. The larger 165 kg warhead as compared to the Kowsar, means that it is most useful against frigates, cruisers and destroyers such as the ‘Oliver Hazard Perry’ and ‘Ticonderoga’ class of ships found in the USN 5th fleet that patrols the Persian Gulf. The largest ship sunk ever successfully sunk, albeit a test, has 10,000 tons of displacement, which is 2000 pounds greater then the Ticonderoga cruiser, the most formidable of the US destroyers. In the early ‘90’s, Iran received 200 C-801’s along with 8 launchers, at that point Iran began to reverse engineer them under the name “Tondar”, eventually it morphed into the Noor-1 project. In the late ‘90’s, Iran adapted them to fire from an F-4. The guidance and flight profile is presumably the same as the C-802. After cruising speed of mach .9 is achieved through a boost motor, it flies at 20-30 meters cruising altitude. Inertial guidance, as with the Kowsar, guides the missile to the target. When entering terminal phase, the two seeker systems activate, the first is the monopulse active radar much like the radar in the Kowsar, the second is an IR seeker that was originally squeezed into the large housing of the original missile as an after market addition, however its usefulness soon led it to become standard equipment. A sharp drop then happens, from 20-30 metres to 5-7 meters above the sea level, maintained by the radio or laser altimeter. This has the advantage of making it near invisible to the target ship because it is below the detection range, especially combined with the integrated jamming capabilities and low radar signature. The missile is driven with kinetic energy through the hull where a delayed fuze allowing the missile to explode within the target vessel. (5)(6)
Noor 1
• Range: 40 km
• Length: 6.5 m
• Missile Weight: 715+ kg
• Warhead: 165 kg
• Speed: .9 mach
• Guidance: Inertial in cruise with monopulse active radar and IR Seeker in terminal
The Noor-2 replaced the original solid fuel rocket of the Noor-1 with a much more powerful turbojet. However the actual range gained is somewhat contentious, some use set figure of 120 km found on the C-802(on which the Noor-2 is a loose copy of). However some cite the domestic modifications to the Microturbo TRI 60-2 powerplant as evidence that the range was extended, and in 2006, during the ‘Blow of Zolfaqar’ wargames, commanders were quoted as saying it was 200 km. However the latter number is cast into doubt when the rest of the article mentions that the missile was only ever fired from warships, whereas in 1997, the Noor-1 was tested from an F-4. (7) The most likely range is somewhere around 170 km as it fits in line with the upgrades and domestic production of the turbojet, under the name of Tolloue 4 and 5.( 8 ) Although the missile is overall lighter then the Noor-1 due to reduction in the solid fuel, the warhead remains the same packing the same punch, as do the targeting mechanisms remain unchanged. There are several key changes however. First, in the terminal phase, an upgraded altimeter allows the missile to hug the water closer, staying 3-5 meters above the surface. Second, the option of having a ‘pop-up’ attack pattern was also introduced by Chinese partners in 2006. A ‘pop-up’ pattern involves an immediate jump by the missile in the last few seconds allowing the missile to dive deep into the deck of the target. Third is the introduction of manoeuvring algorithms to make it harder for active ship defences to stop the missile. (9)
Noor 2
• Range: 170 km (140-200 km possible)
• Length: 6.5 m
• Missile Weight: 715+ kg
• Warhead: 165 kg
• Speed: .9 mach
• Guidance
o Cruise: Inertial
o Terminal: DM-3BMonopulse active radar and IR Seeker
• Alterations
o Turbojet engine
o Lower altitude in terminal phase
o Introduction of manoeuvring and ‘pop-up’ attack options
The Noor is the bigger brother to the Kowsar. It is the most common missile in the IRGCN’s arsenal and is found on land based launchers, the Thondar and Kaman class missile boats as well as most larger IRIN vessels such as the Alvand and Mowj.
It comes in sets of 4 on each of the respective ships, while two can be fired from the Mi-17 and the F-4, while 4 can be allegedly carried on the Su-24, although no pictures of the latter have been unearthed. Like, the Kowsar, it also comes in two main variants, with a third in development. It is in the same class as the more famous Excocet missile.
The Noor-1, is copy of the C-801, the precursor to the C-802. The larger 165 kg warhead as compared to the Kowsar, means that it is most useful against frigates, cruisers and destroyers such as the ‘Oliver Hazard Perry’ and ‘Ticonderoga’ class of ships found in the USN 5th fleet that patrols the Persian Gulf. The largest ship sunk ever successfully sunk, albeit a test, has 10,000 tons of displacement, which is 2000 pounds greater then the Ticonderoga cruiser, the most formidable of the US destroyers. In the early ‘90’s, Iran received 200 C-801’s along with 8 launchers, at that point Iran began to reverse engineer them under the name “Tondar”, eventually it morphed into the Noor-1 project. In the late ‘90’s, Iran adapted them to fire from an F-4. The guidance and flight profile is presumably the same as the C-802. After cruising speed of mach .9 is achieved through a boost motor, it flies at 20-30 meters cruising altitude. Inertial guidance, as with the Kowsar, guides the missile to the target. When entering terminal phase, the two seeker systems activate, the first is the monopulse active radar much like the radar in the Kowsar, the second is an IR seeker that was originally squeezed into the large housing of the original missile as an after market addition, however its usefulness soon led it to become standard equipment. A sharp drop then happens, from 20-30 metres to 5-7 meters above the sea level, maintained by the radio or laser altimeter. This has the advantage of making it near invisible to the target ship because it is below the detection range, especially combined with the integrated jamming capabilities and low radar signature. The missile is driven with kinetic energy through the hull where a delayed fuze allowing the missile to explode within the target vessel. (5)(6)
Noor 1
• Range: 40 km
• Length: 6.5 m
• Missile Weight: 715+ kg
• Warhead: 165 kg
• Speed: .9 mach
• Guidance: Inertial in cruise with monopulse active radar and IR Seeker in terminal
The Noor-2 replaced the original solid fuel rocket of the Noor-1 with a much more powerful turbojet. However the actual range gained is somewhat contentious, some use set figure of 120 km found on the C-802(on which the Noor-2 is a loose copy of). However some cite the domestic modifications to the Microturbo TRI 60-2 powerplant as evidence that the range was extended, and in 2006, during the ‘Blow of Zolfaqar’ wargames, commanders were quoted as saying it was 200 km. However the latter number is cast into doubt when the rest of the article mentions that the missile was only ever fired from warships, whereas in 1997, the Noor-1 was tested from an F-4. (7) The most likely range is somewhere around 170 km as it fits in line with the upgrades and domestic production of the turbojet, under the name of Tolloue 4 and 5.( 8 ) Although the missile is overall lighter then the Noor-1 due to reduction in the solid fuel, the warhead remains the same packing the same punch, as do the targeting mechanisms remain unchanged. There are several key changes however. First, in the terminal phase, an upgraded altimeter allows the missile to hug the water closer, staying 3-5 meters above the surface. Second, the option of having a ‘pop-up’ attack pattern was also introduced by Chinese partners in 2006. A ‘pop-up’ pattern involves an immediate jump by the missile in the last few seconds allowing the missile to dive deep into the deck of the target. Third is the introduction of manoeuvring algorithms to make it harder for active ship defences to stop the missile. (9)
Noor 2
• Range: 170 km (140-200 km possible)
• Length: 6.5 m
• Missile Weight: 715+ kg
• Warhead: 165 kg
• Speed: .9 mach
• Guidance
o Cruise: Inertial
o Terminal: DM-3BMonopulse active radar and IR Seeker
• Alterations
o Turbojet engine
o Lower altitude in terminal phase
o Introduction of manoeuvring and ‘pop-up’ attack options
各取所需，加强合作才是王道。。。。。
中国可以转让一些旧一点的技术给他们，顺便卖零件、设备。
这个生产技术转让给他们了吧
isee660 发表于 2010-9-25 18:23
中国成套工业设备出口的主要目的地就是伊朗, 伊朗很多企业用的设备乃至生产线都是从中国买的
中国成套工业设备出口的主要目的地就是伊朗, 伊朗很多企业用的设备乃至生产线都是从中国买的
@BlueNight 发表于 2010-9-25 18:35
伊朗几乎所有的反舰导弹生产线均来自中国
伊朗几乎所有的反舰导弹生产线均来自中国
风卷云 发表于 2010-9-25 14:55
这是复制法国的技术 小白兔表示与我无关{:jian:}
这是复制法国的技术 小白兔表示与我无关{:jian:}
发动机确实是用的法国货~~~~tri60系列~~~~~