Ahead (ABM) Programmable Fuze System (Rheinmetall)

Rheinmetall’s 35mm x 228 Oerlikon Ahead airburst ammunition inside. How it works. Russian shock in a battlefield.
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[Andim-giex]

It was interesting how it works. Never thought that this thing is so complicated.

[riddhirahman]

didn't know a bullet can get this SMART

[JayHawke]

Next gen flak from Rheinmetall for the Luftwaffe

Imagine Rheinmetall made an 88mm flak cannon with AHEAD technology, with modern computers and radar, lets see a TU160 Blackjack get past that at medium altitude

[delvinciposterkid]

Amazing how 80 years ago this was done with an optical rangefinder, a spanner and a four-man crew.

[WXUZT]

Just Insane how Hi Tech weapons are becoming !

[kaushikvishwas]

Nice make a new video how works an air gun (pump action)

[zainoo]

Its cool, but each round would be very expensive and hard to produce, and considering how fast the 35mm cannnon fires, it will cost thousands just to fire it for 1 second

[filiphabek]

Why use programmable time-fused ammunition when proximity-fused ammunition can be used with simpler system?

[jagc]

It´s cool. And if you need a test pilot for the target plane I would be more than happy to offer my mother-in-law for this task. Science requires sacrifice from time to time...

[ohlordy]

What velocity increase is there in the sub-munitions compared to the main round? It's a tiny charge that projects the sub-munitions out the front of the shell.

I ask, because I'm intrigued by just what the energy of these sub-munitions are at different ranges.

I've seen an online chart that suggests the velocity of the main round at maximum range (3500m) is only about 1500 fps. If sub-munitions are projected out the front of that round, what velocity would they be travelling at when they hit the target?

I'd also expect the ballistically inefficient sub-munitions (little cylinders) would slow down pretty quickly (at low, supersonic velocities) after leaving the main round. So, once they've spread out a bit, I'd imagine they'd have slowed down quite noticeably.

It looks to me like, at maximum range, the sub-munitions at point of impact would be little more than 22lr rimfire rounds, in terms of energy.

At closer ranges, they may be more like 5.56mm Nato would be a big increase in lethality as the target gets closer.

Just curious.

[rsfoddb]

what makes the safety ring detach from the rotor on these fuzes?

[longlexuan]

Setback Generator of this bullet is diffirent. Could you explain more?

[user]

you would can do more time video and more detailed to not stay doubt

[TieraRoot]

ВОТ!!! Именно про это я и размышлял! Всё думал, НУ ПОЧЕМУ КАРТЕЧЬ НЕ ИСПОЛЬЗУЮТ в борьбе с дронами!? Ну слава тестикулам, додумались ребята.