LY-80 Surface To Air Missile System Powerful With Four Side Fins
LY-80 Surface To Air Missile System Powerful With Four Side Fins
Place of Origin
China
Model Number
LY-80
Product Details
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LY-80 Surface To Air Missile System
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Powerful Surface To Air Missile System
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Four Side Fins Air Defense Missile
Payment & Shipping Terms
Minimum Order Quantity
1 Set
Packaging Details
Carton
Delivery Time
Peak Season Lead Time: one month Off Season Lead Time: one month
Payment Terms
LC, T/T, D/P, PayPal, Western Union
Product Description
Description
About The LY-80 (HQ-16)Medium-range Surface-to-air Missile System
The LY-80 air defense missile is actually the export type of the HQ-16A land-based air defense missile. It was a blockbuster at the Turkey International Defense Exhibition in 2011, and the HQ-16A land-based air defense missile is the land-based model of the Hongqi-16 ship-to-air missile. .
The LY-80 air defense missile has a relatively high design starting point, and the vertical cold launch method was adopted at the beginning of the design. After the missile is ejected from the launching box by the high-pressure gas, since the launching box is slightly outwardly tilted relative to the longitudinal section of the hull, the missile engine is not ignited until the missile has no power to fly out of the range of the ship's side. In the vertical thermal launch mode, if the missile fails to ignite, it will directly blow up the launch system and even damage the main structure of the ship.
There are four side fins in the middle of the LY-80 missile body, and the flight control of the missile is completed by the four full-motion rudder surfaces and the gas rudder at the tail of the missile body. The full-motion rudder surface of the missile is connected to the gas rudder with a metal connecting rod, which not only saves the need to design a servo mechanism for the gas rudder separately, but also reduces the overall weight of the missile; it also realizes the synchronous control of the full-motion tail and the gas rudder, enhancing the missile maneuverability.