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5 key factors of Indian built multi-role attack Light Combat Helicopter Prachand. Specifcation

In this video, we'll explore five key factors of the Indian-built LCH (Light Combat Helicopter). The LCH boasts an engine akin to the HAL/Turbomeca Shakti-1H1, a derivative of the Safran engine, renowned for its performance in the Dhruv helicopter by HAL. This engine furnishes the LCH with comparable torque and power, enhancing its capabilities. The helicopter derives additional strength from its robust structural design and power, facilitating a climb rate of 12 m/s. It achieves a maximum speed of 280 km/h and a range of 700 km with a weapon payload. With an endurance of up to 3 hours, the LCH is well-equipped for a variety of missions. The LCH has a built-in data link that lets it share mission info with other aircraft and ground units, boosting teamwork. Its sensors, made by Bharat Electronics Limited, include a camera, infrared sensor, laser rangefinder, and designator, making it effective day or night. Future versions will have even more advanced systems developed locally by HAL and private companies. #lch #lightcombathelicopter #fighterjet #takeoff #attackhelicopter The major features of LCH are: Glass Cockpit Crashworthy bottom structure Crashworthy fixed tricycle type with tail wheel landing gear Canted flat panels for low Radar Cross Section Integrated Dynamic System Hinge less Main Rotor / Bearing less Tail Rotor Anti-Resonance Isolation System Integrated Architecture and Display System (IADS) IR Suppressor Counter Measuring Dispensing System (CMDS) EO pod, Helmet Mounted Display System & EW suite 20mm Gun, 70mm Rocket & Missiles Air to Air Missiles (ATAM) Air to Ground Missiles (ATGM) Technical Parameters MTOW : 5800 Kg Max. speed : 268 Kmph Range : 550 Km Service Ceiling : 6.5 km Oblique climb rate : 12 m/s Power Plant SHAKTI engine (2 no.) Power is 1032 kW