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A new test cell. A new test stand. And another DG engine put through its paces. Our upgraded test infrastructure is now operational, giving us a stronger platform for repeatable testing, validation, and continued engine development. Built to test. Built to improve. Built for what comes next. #DGPropulsion #Turbojet...

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Ajay Ahlawat20 days ago

Good going Keep roaring

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Max 🚀20 days ago

Amazing dude 😳

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RM Nair20 days ago

Good show👏👏👏

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Aseem Anand 🇮🇳20 days ago

This is real Aatmanirbharta… congratulations. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

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GPK365 🇮🇳20 days ago

Super update! All the best.

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Robert SpeedBird20 days ago

A test cell of your own is the real milestone here. Repeatable data beats booking time on someone else's stand. I wonder what thrust class you're working towards.

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RAJVERMA18 days ago

Congratulations 👏🎉 This looks really wonderful.

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Sumit19 days ago

Keep improving it bro. 👏🏼

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Prasad Satya19 days ago

Good show.

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Kaushal🇮🇳20 days ago

All the best

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Kommand69620 days ago

@sakthivel_cit93 😳🔥🔥

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Sarvagraharoopini 🚩19 days ago

Congratulations 🥳

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Yash 🇮🇳20 days ago

Great bhai.. Bhai konsa test kiya?

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