Hi Noam,Darren Wrudd is a bearing man,why not mail him direct?he will surely know.
I think at some stage all bearing manufacturers would have a finger in every pie.
On another note,maybe (as you have to live with it) can you tell me,where the
Palestinians are getting these rockets from?Are they just very effective home msde
devices,or more advanced military stuff that is supplied by someone to further the cause.
I am not taking sides or making judgement or anything like that,just curious
as the press never explain everything.
hope you and yours are safe,
cheers Rick
I will try to ask the dealer, and may take your advice and mail Darren Wrudd.
Regarding your question-
I was just starting to reply, and then had to peel my kids (17, 14, 10 YO / Summer vacation)
And wife (175 YO) out of bed and run for shelter, as the siren started..
But as this is and always was a non-politic forum, and I totally respect and like it,
I will give an informative answer only, and will also take no sides.
So- that's what I found regarding the main artillery arsenal:
Organisations in Gaza started at Jan 2001 by sending mostly mortar bombs.
Then, they developed few versions of the "Quassam" missile,
A primitive rocket, ranged to 3, 8 or 10-15 Km, ("El-Kuds") home made from tube, lathe, few wildings, but effective at it's ranges.
Then, you have the Russian "Grad" ("Katyusha") developed at the 60's, range- 20 to 40 Km.
More than 3000 units have been shot.
Then you have the Russian anti-tank "Cornet" for closer ranges,
Other newer Syrian M-302, or R-190 Chinese based. (Range- up to 150Km.)
M-75 -Hamas self-production, range- up to 75Km.
And the new long range J80, I do not know the rage yet, but 4 of them exploded above Tel-Aviv.
We are lucky to have the Iron Dome system,
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iron_Dome
Which intercepts some 90% of them while still at mid air.
I took a clip of one of them at night last week, when was meeting with the classic vehicle club.
I can mail it to you if you wish.
Hi All
Sorry, been busy of late and did not pick up on the thread.
Glad to assist Noam and regarding the situation over there, I do hope you all stay safe.
Darren