Russian aircraft to id

[Maveric]

Hi all,

I have found these three aircraft (I believe from russia) and I know only the names. Do you have more info about the aircraft.

Thanks Maveric

 

[Tophe]

from http://www.baha.be/Webpages/Navigator/News/Special%20Features/MAKS%202009/Day7-Testing-time/Testing-time.html :
"According to Alexandre Voronin, General Manager of the “Black Raven” project, this mock-up will soon be tested in the wind tunnels of TsAGI. The design will be at the base of three further projects: an engineless cosmoplane, a motorised aircraft and an unmanned aerial vehicle. The varying specifications and the somewhat clumsy construction of the mock-up suggest that it is an example of Russian humour, a cheerful note in the serious business that aerospace industry is. At least it is “another way of looking at the matter”, as the Raven (ворон - voron) said in Hans Christian Andersen’s “Snow Queen”, a fairy tale very popular with the Russians."

 

[igor-mich]

http://www.airwar.ru/enc/la/f32.html

 

[igor-mich]

http://www.grupoquintus.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=56&Itemid=65

 

[borovik]

from http://www.baha.be/Webpages/Navigator/News/Special%20Features/MAKS%202009/Day7-Testing-time/Testing-time.html :
"According to Alexandre Voronin, General Manager of the “Black Raven” project, this mock-up will soon be tested in the wind tunnels of TsAGI. The design will be at the base of three further projects: an engineless cosmoplane, a motorised aircraft and an unmanned aerial vehicle. The varying specifications and the somewhat clumsy construction of the mock-up suggest that it is an example of Russian humour, a cheerful note in the serious business that aerospace industry is. At least it is “another way of looking at the matter”, as the Raven (ворон - voron) said in Hans Christian Andersen’s “Snow Queen”, a fairy tale very popular with the Russians."

This conceptual image of the projected aerospace suborbital cosmoplane "Black Raven" or "BR-009".
Accurate aerodynamic scheme is the know-how of the developers and still classified, it is known that the project will be designed as a "canard ", the propulsion system with a marching liquid oxygen-kerosene engine with a thrust of 5500 kgf-based liquid propellant-0109, and the two SRBs (dry-fuel / solid propellant). Two-seater (pilot and tourists have individual cabins and spacesuits Sokol-KV2) kosmoplan with takeoff weight 2770 kg. the orbit is derived by a modified MiG-25 carrier.
information from the "TM" magazine 12-2009

 

[Maveric]

Thanks my friends...

http://www.grupoquintus.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=56&Itemid=65

to igor-mich,

my russian is to bad, can you say the builder/company of this aircraft (GrupoQuintus??)

Maveric

 

[hesham]

Hi,

what is that Russian Gagara aircraft ?.

 

[Jemiba]

Again,
- mentioning sources for posted pictures is mandatory
- and if you're asking for an identification, it eases the search considerably
... especially if the reverse search brings no results, as here .

 

[hesham]

OK my dear Jemiba,

http://www.sciteclibrary.ru/rus/catalog/pages/13792.html

 

[hesham]

Hi,

what is those aircraft and a helicopter ?;

https://www.slideshare.net/connectica-lab/ss-46474433

 

[Maveric]

Some more aircraft to id.

 

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[Stargazer]

Some more aircraft to id.

That is quite a mix you came up with!

• A-2 "Avangard". No data except it was built in Kazan [RA-1554G].
• "Edelweiss". Built by Gennadiy Alekseyevich Zotov [RA-1051G] (2009).
• "Korshun-M". Built at KhAI in the Ikar club under A. Barannikov (1980).
• KS-201. Couldn't find it but I'm sure I have it under another name.
• L.3. Built by V. G. Luchak at the ATT Ikar Club in Lyubertsy in 1991.
• "Nadezhda". Not sure, I have a "Nadezhda-2" built in 1990 by V. Izhetnikov.
• L-40. (and NOT P-40!) Looks like a Polish Wilga with an inline engine ("L-40" could be the engine designation).
  The tail reads "Aeroclub ABC".
• "Shagman". New to me!
• SL-39. Built by Interavia in Lukhovitsk and based on their I-1 "Leshiy" (1994).
• "Strekoza". Built by Yuriy Vladimirovich Tsybenko in the Zhambyl area (1986).
• "Waldo". New to me!