this is the missile they are going to use on Su-57 upto 50km range and 180 degree tracking. you are putting description of rvv-md with Rvv-md2. i dont think there is any thing beyond at this point.
it will be guided from aircraft.
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it will be guided from aircraft.
Some people are now calling it the Al-51 engine. It is also claimed that the T-50 prototype that was flight testing it is now flying with two of those engines instead of just one. But the Su-57M protype aircraft isn't flying with the new engines yet. Just the improved electronics and other aircraft systems.
UEC Saturn is also busy trying to get the PD-8 engine into production for the Superjet.
This might have delayed the Izdeliye 30/Al-51 program. Or not.
I think officially it is still in testing and the testing is expected to continue until 2025 or something. There are some rumours that they are developing a new TVC nozzle for the engine and that is constituting to the delays. Hopefully, we could see production by 2025.
Probably doesn't quite fit here, but I didn't want to start a new topic!
At first glance, it seems like a bad joke, but the site is official after all: So, does anyone know what's behind it?
At first glance, it seems like a bad joke, but the site is official after all: So, does anyone know what's behind it?
It's kinda nostalgic but perhaps the unveiling is not that old bird ? Anyway they have already their hands full with their passenger aircraft... Maybe a bad translation ?
But - at least by my understanding and what others say - why then did the Embassy of Russia in South Africa make such an either stupid claim or stupid mistake? They surely know to speak English in a proper way.
Maybe some intern got lazy and decided to slap Tu-144 image instead.
IL-96-400M got his first flight less than two week ago but it don't look at all like a tu-144 or supersonic...or even new.
But how likely is it that Russia has secretly developed a future supersonic aircraft or is developing?
Russian Su-35S fighter jets escorted the Il-96-300PU aircraft of the President of Russia during its flight to the UAE. Four Su-35S fighter jets accompanied the plane until it landed at Abu Dhabi airport. The Su-35S fighters were armed with R-77-1 air-to-air missiles and the R-73 missile; we have already talked about this missile; the link to the video is in the comments to the video. The R-77-1 missile entered service in 1994 and was upgraded to the RVV-SD version of the missile. The missile is equipped with a homing head and, 30 km from the target, turns on its own monopulse Doppler radar station, searching for the target. The missile is equipped with a warhead weighing 22.5 kg and is capable of hitting targets at speeds of up to 3,600 km/h, at altitudes of up to 25 kilometers, with a target flight range of up to 110 km.