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<blockquote data-quote="MDD" data-source="post: 567941" data-attributes="member: 119">Creo que SUT está en lo cierto con respecto al drone . El hecho sucedió a finales de los noventa, si la memoria no me falla era un BQM74 Chukar, aunque no podría especificar la versión ( posiblemente la C ).BQM-74C Chukar IIIIn 1978, the US Navy requested a still more sophisticated drone, and Northrop responded with the BQM-74C Chukar III. This improved variant is visibly different from its predecessors, featuring a more cylindrical fuselage, in contrast with the tapered fuselage of its predecessors.The BQM-74C incorporates a microprocessor-based autopilot that allows it to be programmed for much more sophisticated flight operations. The BQM-74C can be air launched as well as ground launched. The original engine was the Williams WR24-7A AKA J400-WR-402, with 180 pound (800 N) thrust, but in 1986 production was upgraded to the J400-WR-404 with 240 pound (1070 N) thrust. The BQM-74C is stressed for maneuvers of up to 6Gs. More than 1,600 BQM-74Cs have been built.Northrop built ten BQM-74C Recce UAVs for tactical reconnaissance for US Navy evaluation, but this variant did not go into production.SaludosMDD</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MDD, post: 567941, member: 119"] Creo que SUT está en lo cierto con respecto al drone . El hecho sucedió a finales de los noventa, si la memoria no me falla era un BQM74 Chukar, aunque no podría especificar la versión ( posiblemente la C ). BQM-74C Chukar III In 1978, the US Navy requested a still more sophisticated drone, and Northrop responded with the BQM-74C Chukar III. This improved variant is visibly different from its predecessors, featuring a more cylindrical fuselage, in contrast with the tapered fuselage of its predecessors. The BQM-74C incorporates a microprocessor-based autopilot that allows it to be programmed for much more sophisticated flight operations. The BQM-74C can be air launched as well as ground launched. The original engine was the Williams WR24-7A AKA J400-WR-402, with 180 pound (800 N) thrust, but in 1986 production was upgraded to the J400-WR-404 with 240 pound (1070 N) thrust. The BQM-74C is stressed for maneuvers of up to 6Gs. More than 1,600 BQM-74Cs have been built. Northrop built ten BQM-74C Recce UAVs for tactical reconnaissance for US Navy evaluation, but this variant did not go into production. Saludos MDD [/QUOTE]

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