TAI ANKA Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Military Patch
WIDTH: 14 CM
LENGTH: 9,5 CM
The TAI Anka is a family of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) developed by Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI) for the Turkish Armed Forces. The first version, Anka-A, was classified as a medium-altitude long-endurance unmanned aerial vehicle (MALE UAV). Envisioned in the early 2000s for tactical surveillance and reconnaissance missions, further versions evolved into a modular platform with synthetic aperture radar, precise weapons and satellite communication. The drone is named after Phoenix, a mythological creature also called Zümrüd-ü Anka in Turkish.
Brand
TUSAŞ
All the orders are shipped from Turkey via DHL. We are happy to work with a well-known shipping company.
We ship worldwide by DHL and we will inform your tracking number immediately after your order is shipped.
The preparation time is between one to four working days. The preparation time may be longer for hand made products. Those products are specifically produced for you and it is generally 7 days. If it is longer than 7 days, the details can be found in the description section of the product page.
There are two options for delivery. The first one is DHL Express and it is the faster option. Your order will be at your shipping address between 1 day to 7 days. Details are listed at the bottom. The second option is Normal shipping. Delivery time takes between 25 days to 30 days for Normal shipping. If you are not in a hurry you can always prefer this method.The shipping cost is calculated by the total price of your order. If your cart total is greater, the shipping cost will be lesser. You will earn free shipping when your order total is over 100$.
Estimated delivery times for DHL Express Shipping:
- UK: 1-3 days
- Europe: 1-3 days
- U.S.A and Canada: 2-4 days
- Middle East: 2-4 days
- South America: 2-5 days
- Rest of the World: 2-7 days
Estimated delivery times for Normal Shipping:
- All over the World: 25-30 days
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