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Here are found the general form of aircraft T-710 "Anaconda."
Unfortunately, in Russia's army has no multi-purpose armored aircraft that would combine the functions:
- Spy
- Aircraft for close air support,
- Spotter artillery fire,
- Jammer,
- Command post
- Health,
- Light transport,
- Landing,
- Training.
Since the main part of our KB - Officers of Yakovlev Design Bureau, Sukhoi (spent 20-30 years in EDB), the topic was familiar to us. AI Andrianov, YI Palavky, VV Sakharov, LA Tarasevich, VE Vasiliev. FA Koretsky led the work on the project.
It is based on the aerodynamic and layout schemes, the famous American aircraft company «Rockwell Int.» OV-10 «Bronco», but based on the "old elements" - the elemental basis of the Su-25UB and tooling factory in Ulan-Ude.
Airplane T-710 had the armored cockpit Su-25UB, part of its systems, chassis. Tail boom, tail (GO) - were used by aircraft M-55 (Smolensk Aviation Plant). The plane could take various weapons, carried in the cargo hold office infantry weapons. Since the military had no contact, the work was carried out at their own initiative.
Tying the project to an existing snap-in factories consciously - to reduce the cost of construction production aircraft.
Two variants:
- Engine capacity 1400 hp (TVD-20, TVD-1500 turboprop VC-1500)
- Engine TV-7-117 - capacity 2500 hp
LTH
Max take-off weight, kg 7500
Max empty weight, kg 4320
"Curb weight" [снаряженного], kg 4600
fuel weight, kg 1500
combat load weight, kg 2500
Weight combat load, kg 1400
Weight useful heating, kg 2900
Range with max fuel, 2,800 miles
Maximum speed, km / h 485
Cruising speed, km / h 380-400
Range, 480 km
Crew 2
Passengers 7
Practical ceiling, m 7400
Takeoff distance (H = 15 m), m 690
Landing distance (H = 15 m), m 360
overload 5/-2, 5
[Максимальная мощность, л.с] 2 Х 1400-2500
[Площадь крыльев, кв.м.] 45,1
Here is a small "military" project of our size.
Project which I will discuss is called the T-501
Training - training aircraft to the theater was designed as a private venture in 1991-1992. Virtually the entire project was carried out by experts OKB Mikoyan. Head theme was Lapshin VP. Was made the entire volume of working documents. Produced a model for purging at TsAGI, and made not the full scope of works for purging. Working with the Mikoyan OKB was negotiated. Due to lack of sufficient funding, work was stopped. Project and to date, the day has not lost relevance, was stopped and was not renewed.
The figures can slightly wrong, information taken from Jane `s.
Max weight, kg 2670
Curb weight, kg 1520
mass of fuel, 500 kg
Weight useful heating, kg 1150
Range with max fuel, 1,800 miles
Maximum speed, km / h 570
Cruising speed, km / h 360
Crew 2
Stalling speed, km / h 115
Takeoff, m 160
Mileage, 190 m
Model 10B turboprop engine
Maximum power, hp 1000
Length, m 9,66
Wingspan, m 11
Wing area, sq.m 16.5
The third photograph the model with an outboard arms. On the suspension can carry up to 550 kg load.
"usually well informed"(c) Mikhael from SibNIA says at Paralay's forum that this was a result of kitbashing (using 1/72 Su-25 model kit from UNDA) by one of SibNIA staff modeling nut..and never had a prototype in real life.overscan said:This model was seen at SIBNIA. IF its S-46, then the two contrarotating propellers are each powered by a separate TV7-117. It is certainly based on the Su-25.
taildragger said:Not exactly on-topic, but I was wondering if anyone has evidence of any Soviet counterparts to the USAF gunships (AC-47, 119 and 130)? I could understand a conceit that a revolutionary power would never need to hose down lightly armed insurgents, but you'd think that the Afghan experience would have made an armed An-12 attractive. I can't think of another major category of combat airplane that didn't have counterparts, or planned counterparts, on both sides of the Cold War. Even WIGs and oversized helicopters were studied and/or programmed in the West.
You are correct. Such kitbashing was often used here to fool praying eyes, one of examples was Sukhoi T-12 SABA modelThe Artist said:I don't think this was a real concept model and here's why. When I look at this picture I see an inverted, heavily modified F-18 (Early - maybe ESCI) with the cockpit placed over the nose gear well and wings from a smaller scale F-15 kit added. The forward section might even have an F-16 nose grafted on in place of the F-18 cockpit and nose. From what I can see of the verticals, they could be F-16 horizontals.
The Artist said:Funny that this thread popped into my view today. I have this issue (December 1993) and I was just looking at this picture this morning. I don't think this was a real concept model and here's why. When I look at this picture I see an inverted, heavily modified F-18 (Early - maybe ESCI) with the cockpit placed over the nose gear well and wings from a smaller scale F-15 kit added. The forward section might even have an F-16 nose grafted on in place of the F-18 cockpit and nose. From what I can see of the verticals, they could be F-16 horizontals. To my eye, the drawings in the article are only suggestive of this model. I'll try scanning those drawings sometime in the next few days.
Triton said:Were the Aeroprogress/ROKS-Aero projects to be manufactured by Sukhoi?