Janus 250 vs Dong Feng DF250RTG

[Aufgeblassen]

Dong Feng also makes the DF-4 (Dong Feng-4, CSS-3) is a two-stage, transportable, liquid-fueled intermediate to intercontinental ballistic missile (IRBM/ICBM) that entered service in 1980. It was expected to be decommissioned by 2005, but one brigade remains operational near Lingbao, Henan province.

[culcune]

Originally Posted by Aufgeblassen

Dong Feng also makes the DF-4 (Dong Feng-4, CSS-3) is a two-stage, transportable, liquid-fueled intermediate to intercontinental ballistic missile (IRBM/ICBM) that entered service in 1980. It was expected to be decommissioned by 2005, but one brigade remains operational near Lingbao, Henan province.

I wonder how much locktite they need to assemble that thing? I wonder if the jetting is too lean; I bet the rear sprocket is 56 teeth, the exhaust shield falls off after the third launch, and the chain is junk...

[TyGuy]

Originally Posted by culcune

I wonder how much locktite they need to assemble that thing? I wonder if the jetting is too lean; I bet the rear sprocket is 56 teeth, the exhaust shield falls off after the third launch, and the chain is junk...

I wonder if this also feels as if it has barely any first gear...?

[TxTaoRider]

Originally Posted by Aufgeblassen

Dong Feng also makes the DF-4 (Dong Feng-4, CSS-3) is a two-stage, transportable, liquid-fueled intermediate to intercontinental ballistic missile (IRBM/ICBM) that entered service in 1980. It was expected to be decommissioned by 2005, but one brigade remains operational near Lingbao, Henan province.

I wonder if the top speed is limited to 60mph with the stock gearing?