I know, and the Tsar wasn't a very practical weapon either.

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by Licana » Tue Sep 28, 2010 8:24 pm

Puzikas wrote:Gulf War One was like Slapstick: The War. Except, you know, up to 40,000 people died.
Vitaphone Racing wrote:Never in all my years have I seen someone actually quote the dictionary and still get the definition wrong.
Senestrum wrote:How are KEPs cowardly? Surely the "real man" would in fact be the one firing giant rods of nuclear waste at speeds best described as "hilarious".

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by Licana » Tue Sep 28, 2010 8:34 pm
Puzikas wrote:Gulf War One was like Slapstick: The War. Except, you know, up to 40,000 people died.
Vitaphone Racing wrote:Never in all my years have I seen someone actually quote the dictionary and still get the definition wrong.
Senestrum wrote:How are KEPs cowardly? Surely the "real man" would in fact be the one firing giant rods of nuclear waste at speeds best described as "hilarious".

by Sucrati » Tue Sep 28, 2010 8:40 pm

George Washington wrote:"If the freedom of speech is taken away then dumb and silent we may be led, like sheep to the slaughter."

by The Corparation » Tue Sep 28, 2010 8:45 pm
Licana wrote:The Corparation wrote:Tsar wasn't so much a weapon as a "Look at us we have a bigger bomb than you" weapon. They only built one.
Indeed, and so was the B61 to an extent. While the Russian's were doing the "bigger bomb" thing, we were putting tac-nukes on the tiniest planes possible. In a sense, they were both made for the lulz and braggin' rights.
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by Grays Harbor » Thu Sep 30, 2010 3:50 pm
Narexia wrote:These are MODIFIED specs NOT THOSE OF THE REAL WORLD AIRCRAFT!
We use a very extensive range of combat aircraft all of which are based off of Russian/ former Soviet designs
Abbreviations: QTY: quantity R = recon, LR= long range, LRB = long range bomber, LRR = long range recon, LRI = long range interceptor, EWS = electronic warfare/surveillance, AB = afterburners, SV = standard variant, TU = training unit, LRI-LRB = combination variant, LRAS = long range anti-shipping
I shall start with the mig's!
MiG-21N: QTY: 1,275
Specs:
Crew: 1 SV or 2 TU
Engine: 1 R-35 @ 20,000 lbs/foot thrust w/AB
Range: 3,500km
Speed: mach 2.5
Payload: 8 pylons 12,000 lbs
Gun: 1 GSh-23L with 540 rounds and 1 NN-37 with 60 rounds
MiG-23N: QTY: 2,540
Specs: (windened for two engines)
Crew: 1 or 2 on EWS, LRI, LRR, TU
Engine: 2 Vi-221C's @ 33,700 lbs/foot thrust each w/AB
Range: 3,500km internal fuel except R (recon) 4,800km
Speed: mach 3.2 A & TU, 3.5 all other variants
Payload: 10 pylons 17lbs of payload all except "B", 14 pylons for 20,000 lbs "B"
Gun: 1 GSh-23L with 720 rounds "A" & "TU", 1 GSh-23L with 900 rounds and 1 NN-37 with 80 shells "B", 1 GSh-6-23 with 1,200 rounds all others.
MiG-25N: QTY 550
Specs:
Crew:1 SV or 2 on TU, LRI, LRR & LRB (long range bomber)
Engine: 2 DF-31's @ 48,000 lbs/foot thrust each w/AB
Range: 4,400km SV & TU, 6,000km LRI, LRR & LRB
Speed: Mach 2.2 low altitude, 3.8 high alt. SV & TU and - mach 2.5 low, 4.25 high LRI, LRB, LRR variants
Payload: 6 pylons for 10,000 lbs
Gun: 1 GSh-23L with 360 rounds on SV & TU, 1 GSh-6-23 with 1,000 rounds all others
MiG-27KN: QTY: 485
Specs:
Crew:1 or 2 TU
Engine: 2 Vi-221C's (same as MiG-23N)
Range: 4,000km on internal fuel
Speed: mach 3.2
Payload: 12 pylons for 24,000 lbs load
Gun: 1 GSh-6-30 with 800 rounds
MiG-29N: QTY: 3,770
Specs:
Crew:1 SV or 2 TU
Engine: 2 La-21's @ 25,000 lbs/foot thrust each w/AB
Range: 2,500km on internal fuel
Speed: mach 2.5
Payload: 9 pylons 14,000 lbs ordinance
Gun: 1 GSh-30-1 with 275 rounds
MiG-31NBM QTY: 350 + 50 more on order
Specs:
Crew: 2 all versions
Engine: 2 SD-50's @ 58,750 lbs/foot thrust each w/AB -
OR - 2 SD-53's @ 71,250 lbs/foot thrust each w/AB LRI-LRB
Range: 4,800km SV and 7,350km LRI-LRB
Speed: mach 4.6 SV - OR - mach 5.4 LRI-LRB
Payload: 8 pylons for 20,000 lbs load
Gun: 1 GSh-30-2 with 600 rounds
MiG-35N: QTY: 120 + 40 more on order
Specs:
Crew: 1 SV or 2 TU
Engine: 2 AL-31N's @ 32,770 lbs/foot thrust each w/AB
Range: 3,200km int. fuel
Speed: mach 2.75
Payload: 10 pylons for 20,000 lbs
Gun: 1 GSh-30-2 with 350 rounds
And now the Sukhoi's!
Su-15N: QTY: 675
Specs:
Crew: 1 SV & 2 TU
Engine: 2 R-37B's @ 24,000 lbs/foot thrust each w/AB
Range: 5,400km
Speed: mach 3.5
Payload: 6 pylons 10,000 lbs
Gun: 1 GSh-30-2 with 400 rounds and 2 NN-37's with 80 rounds each
Su-27N: QTY: 5,480
Specs:
Crew: 1 SV or 2 TU
Engine: 2 La-24's @ 30,000 lbs/foot thrust each w/AB
Range: 4,000km
Speed: mach 2.5
Payload: 12 pylons for 18,500 lbs
Gun: 1 GSh-30-2 with 400 rounds
Su-30N: QTY: 3,275
Specs:
Crew: 2 SV, 3 TU & LR
Engine: 2 SL-44's @ 37,500 lbs/foot thrust each w/AB
Range: 4,800km or 6,400 km LR
Speed: mach 2.5
Payload: 17 pylons for 25,000 lbs
Gun: 1 GSh-30-2 with 600 rounds
Su-33N: QTY: 400 + 50 more on order
Specs:
Crew: 1 SV
Engine: 2 SL-44's
Range: 4,000km
Speed: mach 2.85
Payload: 14 pylons for 21,000 lbs
Gun: 1 GSh-30-2 with 400 rounds
Su-34N: QTY: 875 + 120 more on order
Specs:
Crew: 2 on SV - or - 4 on TU, LR, LRB, LRAS, EWS
Engine: 2 SL-45's @ 41,250 lbs/foot thrust each w/AB
Range: 6,000km SV - OR - 9,000km LR, LRB, LRAS
Speed: mach 2.5 ~ 2.8 depending on fuel and payload carried
Payload: 16 pylons for 30,000 lbs load
Gun: 1 GSh-6-30 with 1,000 rounds
Su-35N: QTY: 330 + 70 more on order
Specs:
Crew: 1 only
Engine: 2 SL-44's
Range: 4,000km
Speed: mach 3.25+
Payload: 14 pylons for 22,000 lbs
Gun: 1 GSh-30-2 with 500 rounds
Su-37N: QTY: 120 + 60 more on order
Specs:
Crew: 1 only
Engine: 2 SL-45's
Range: 5,300km
Speed: mach 3.6+
Payload: 16 pylons for 24,000 lbs
Gun: 1 GSh-30-2 with 600 rounds
PAK-FA (T-50) QTY: 12 + 36 more on order
Specs:
Crew: 1 only
Engine: SL-50's @ 50,000 lbs/foot each thrust w/AB
Range: 6,700km
Speed: mach 4+
Payload: 16 pylons for 21,000 lbs
Gun: 1 GSh-6-30 with 800 rounds

by Narexia » Thu Sep 30, 2010 5:04 pm
Grays Harbor wrote:Narexia wrote:These are MODIFIED specs NOT THOSE OF THE REAL WORLD AIRCRAFT!
We use a very extensive range of combat aircraft all of which are based off of Russian/ former Soviet designs
Abbreviations: QTY: quantity R = recon, LR= long range, LRB = long range bomber, LRR = long range recon, LRI = long range interceptor, EWS = electronic warfare/surveillance, AB = afterburners, SV = standard variant, TU = training unit, LRI-LRB = combination variant, LRAS = long range anti-shipping
I shall start with the mig's!
MiG-21N: QTY: 1,275
Specs:
Crew: 1 SV or 2 TU
Engine: 1 R-35 @ 20,000 lbs/foot thrust w/AB
Range: 3,500km
Speed: mach 2.5
Payload: 8 pylons 12,000 lbs
Gun: 1 GSh-23L with 540 rounds and 1 NN-37 with 60 rounds
MiG-23N: QTY: 2,540
Specs: (windened for two engines)
Crew: 1 or 2 on EWS, LRI, LRR, TU
Engine: 2 Vi-221C's @ 33,700 lbs/foot thrust each w/AB
Range: 3,500km internal fuel except R (recon) 4,800km
Speed: mach 3.2 A & TU, 3.5 all other variants
Payload: 10 pylons 17lbs of payload all except "B", 14 pylons for 20,000 lbs "B"
Gun: 1 GSh-23L with 720 rounds "A" & "TU", 1 GSh-23L with 900 rounds and 1 NN-37 with 80 shells "B", 1 GSh-6-23 with 1,200 rounds all others.
MiG-25N: QTY 550
Specs:
Crew:1 SV or 2 on TU, LRI, LRR & LRB (long range bomber)
Engine: 2 DF-31's @ 48,000 lbs/foot thrust each w/AB
Range: 4,400km SV & TU, 6,000km LRI, LRR & LRB
Speed: Mach 2.2 low altitude, 3.8 high alt. SV & TU and - mach 2.5 low, 4.25 high LRI, LRB, LRR variants
Payload: 6 pylons for 10,000 lbs
Gun: 1 GSh-23L with 360 rounds on SV & TU, 1 GSh-6-23 with 1,000 rounds all others
MiG-27KN: QTY: 485
Specs:
Crew:1 or 2 TU
Engine: 2 Vi-221C's (same as MiG-23N)
Range: 4,000km on internal fuel
Speed: mach 3.2
Payload: 12 pylons for 24,000 lbs load
Gun: 1 GSh-6-30 with 800 rounds
MiG-29N: QTY: 3,770
Specs:
Crew:1 SV or 2 TU
Engine: 2 La-21's @ 25,000 lbs/foot thrust each w/AB
Range: 2,500km on internal fuel
Speed: mach 2.5
Payload: 9 pylons 14,000 lbs ordinance
Gun: 1 GSh-30-1 with 275 rounds
MiG-31NBM QTY: 350 + 50 more on order
Specs:
Crew: 2 all versions
Engine: 2 SD-50's @ 58,750 lbs/foot thrust each w/AB -
OR - 2 SD-53's @ 71,250 lbs/foot thrust each w/AB LRI-LRB
Range: 4,800km SV and 7,350km LRI-LRB
Speed: mach 4.6 SV - OR - mach 5.4 LRI-LRB
Payload: 8 pylons for 20,000 lbs load
Gun: 1 GSh-30-2 with 600 rounds
MiG-35N: QTY: 120 + 40 more on order
Specs:
Crew: 1 SV or 2 TU
Engine: 2 AL-31N's @ 32,770 lbs/foot thrust each w/AB
Range: 3,200km int. fuel
Speed: mach 2.75
Payload: 10 pylons for 20,000 lbs
Gun: 1 GSh-30-2 with 350 rounds
And now the Sukhoi's!
Su-15N: QTY: 675
Specs:
Crew: 1 SV & 2 TU
Engine: 2 R-37B's @ 24,000 lbs/foot thrust each w/AB
Range: 5,400km
Speed: mach 3.5
Payload: 6 pylons 10,000 lbs
Gun: 1 GSh-30-2 with 400 rounds and 2 NN-37's with 80 rounds each
Su-27N: QTY: 5,480
Specs:
Crew: 1 SV or 2 TU
Engine: 2 La-24's @ 30,000 lbs/foot thrust each w/AB
Range: 4,000km
Speed: mach 2.5
Payload: 12 pylons for 18,500 lbs
Gun: 1 GSh-30-2 with 400 rounds
Su-30N: QTY: 3,275
Specs:
Crew: 2 SV, 3 TU & LR
Engine: 2 SL-44's @ 37,500 lbs/foot thrust each w/AB
Range: 4,800km or 6,400 km LR
Speed: mach 2.5
Payload: 17 pylons for 25,000 lbs
Gun: 1 GSh-30-2 with 600 rounds
Su-33N: QTY: 400 + 50 more on order
Specs:
Crew: 1 SV
Engine: 2 SL-44's
Range: 4,000km
Speed: mach 2.85
Payload: 14 pylons for 21,000 lbs
Gun: 1 GSh-30-2 with 400 rounds
Su-34N: QTY: 875 + 120 more on order
Specs:
Crew: 2 on SV - or - 4 on TU, LR, LRB, LRAS, EWS
Engine: 2 SL-45's @ 41,250 lbs/foot thrust each w/AB
Range: 6,000km SV - OR - 9,000km LR, LRB, LRAS
Speed: mach 2.5 ~ 2.8 depending on fuel and payload carried
Payload: 16 pylons for 30,000 lbs load
Gun: 1 GSh-6-30 with 1,000 rounds
Su-35N: QTY: 330 + 70 more on order
Specs:
Crew: 1 only
Engine: 2 SL-44's
Range: 4,000km
Speed: mach 3.25+
Payload: 14 pylons for 22,000 lbs
Gun: 1 GSh-30-2 with 500 rounds
Su-37N: QTY: 120 + 60 more on order
Specs:
Crew: 1 only
Engine: 2 SL-45's
Range: 5,300km
Speed: mach 3.6+
Payload: 16 pylons for 24,000 lbs
Gun: 1 GSh-30-2 with 600 rounds
PAK-FA (T-50) QTY: 12 + 36 more on order
Specs:
Crew: 1 only
Engine: SL-50's @ 50,000 lbs/foot each thrust w/AB
Range: 6,700km
Speed: mach 4+
Payload: 16 pylons for 21,000 lbs
Gun: 1 GSh-6-30 with 800 rounds
With that many different fighter aircraft, we would certainly truly hate to be assigned to your logistics, maintenance and procurement departments. Talk about constant nightmares and massive migraines.

by Solarva » Thu Sep 30, 2010 5:21 pm
Narexia wrote:Grays Harbor wrote:
With that many different fighter aircraft, we would certainly truly hate to be assigned to your logistics, maintenance and procurement departments. Talk about constant nightmares and massive migraines.
Well we have a huge Air Force and those 15 are only fighter planes as indicated by the criteria.
Also I wasn't able to include the Sukhoi Su-17N3, Su-24MN, Su-25TMN, Su-39N, Ilyushin IL-76, IL-78, Antonov An-22, An-24, An-26, An-30, An-70, An-74, An-124, An-225 and of course all the heli's!!!!! The only real problem for us is maintenance because of the volume of spare parts needed since we require each combat pilot to fly at least 20 hours a week! Also, they did not include aircraft being phased out of service MiG-15, MiG-17, MiG-19, Su-11, Su-9, Su-7, Yak-141, An-12 and the An-8.

by Strykla » Thu Sep 30, 2010 5:35 pm
Solarva wrote:Narexia wrote:Well we have a huge Air Force and those 15 are only fighter planes as indicated by the criteria.
Also I wasn't able to include the Sukhoi Su-17N3, Su-24MN, Su-25TMN, Su-39N, Ilyushin IL-76, IL-78, Antonov An-22, An-24, An-26, An-30, An-70, An-74, An-124, An-225 and of course all the heli's!!!!! The only real problem for us is maintenance because of the volume of spare parts needed since we require each combat pilot to fly at least 20 hours a week! Also, they did not include aircraft being phased out of service MiG-15, MiG-17, MiG-19, Su-11, Su-9, Su-7, Yak-141, An-12 and the An-8.
=p Yes, it's only 15. Start standardizing and upgrading your air force rather than getting another new plane. Not a bad idea to have so many different planes for testing and experimenting though. I agree with greys, maintenance would be hell.

by Narexia » Thu Sep 30, 2010 6:01 pm
Strykla wrote:Solarva wrote:
=p Yes, it's only 15. Start standardizing and upgrading your air force rather than getting another new plane. Not a bad idea to have so many different planes for testing and experimenting though. I agree with greys, maintenance would be hell.
Not to mention shit-your-pants expensive. All those for one little country? Not in hell.

by Strykla » Thu Sep 30, 2010 6:08 pm

by Narexia » Thu Sep 30, 2010 6:30 pm
Strykla wrote:Narexia wrote:Shit your pants expensive? Ha! hardly. We have our resources to deal with the $ amounts. No biggie! no worries.
After looking on your NSEconomy page, I see your budget is $25,337,804,133. The cost of 3,725 Su-30's is $126,650,000,000, or around 126 billion, whereas your budget is 25 billion. And that's only counting for your Su-30's, so I didn't count all the other mentioned aircraft.
Might wanna rethink your strategy.
http://nseconomy.thirdgeek.com/nseconomy.php?nation=Narexia

by Strykla » Thu Sep 30, 2010 6:34 pm
Narexia wrote:Strykla wrote:After looking on your NSEconomy page, I see your budget is $25,337,804,133. The cost of 3,725 Su-30's is $126,650,000,000, or around 126 billion, whereas your budget is 25 billion. And that's only counting for your Su-30's, so I didn't count all the other mentioned aircraft.
Might wanna rethink your strategy.
http://nseconomy.thirdgeek.com/nseconomy.php?nation=Narexia
Not when you made domestically, no worries!

by Satirius » Thu Sep 30, 2010 6:41 pm
Satirius wrote:The main fighter and infantry fighting vehicle is the M113-A "AeroGavin"
It can effectively deploy troops, engage enemy armor, complete stealthy infiltrations, and engage enemy fighters with its AIM-9X missiles
It is not, however, supersonic.

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by Minnysota » Thu Sep 30, 2010 7:54 pm
Satirius wrote:calculators are useless and too often a club to beat some aspirant RPer over the head with by c&p'ing various numbers, get this thread back on topic guysSatirius wrote:The main fighter and infantry fighting vehicle is the M113-A "AeroGavin"
It can effectively deploy troops, engage enemy armor, complete stealthy infiltrations, and engage enemy fighters with its AIM-9X missiles
It is not, however, supersonic.

by The Corparation » Thu Sep 30, 2010 7:57 pm
Satirius wrote:calculators are useless and too often a club to beat some aspirant RPer over the head with by c&p'ing various numbers, get this thread back on topic guysSatirius wrote:The main fighter and infantry fighting vehicle is the M113-A "AeroGavin"
It can effectively deploy troops, engage enemy armor, complete stealthy infiltrations, and engage enemy fighters with its AIM-9X missiles
It is not, however, supersonic.
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by Licana » Thu Sep 30, 2010 7:59 pm
The Corparation wrote:Your tiny country has more than twice the manned aircraft then the USAF, the largest and most powerful AF on the planet. And your country is a fraction of the size. Also USAF only operates 48 kinds of aircraft. Of these about 25% of these are variations of the C-130. Most of the types have less then 10 planes. The only aircraft that the USAF has anywhere near the amounts you have for your aircraft are the F-15, F-16, C-130, C-17, T-1, T-6, T-38, KC-135s, F-22s, and A-10s. These are the only 10 planes that the USAF has more then a hundred of.
The engines would have to be immense to get it to mach 4 or higher, and would likely compromise the RCS, and even if it didn't, it would look like a second sun on IR.Puzikas wrote:Gulf War One was like Slapstick: The War. Except, you know, up to 40,000 people died.
Vitaphone Racing wrote:Never in all my years have I seen someone actually quote the dictionary and still get the definition wrong.
Senestrum wrote:How are KEPs cowardly? Surely the "real man" would in fact be the one firing giant rods of nuclear waste at speeds best described as "hilarious".

by Licana » Thu Sep 30, 2010 8:11 pm
Altamirus wrote:Licana wrote:Not to mention the fact this all of his aircraft are heavily modified and can travel over mach 2.5, I'm still loling at his PKA statsThe engines would have to be immense to get it to mach 4 or higher, and would likely compromise the RCS, and even if it didn't, it would look like a second sun on IR.
Yeah, how the wholy hell can his aircraft fly over mach 2.5? IT seems like a wank to me.

Puzikas wrote:Gulf War One was like Slapstick: The War. Except, you know, up to 40,000 people died.
Vitaphone Racing wrote:Never in all my years have I seen someone actually quote the dictionary and still get the definition wrong.
Senestrum wrote:How are KEPs cowardly? Surely the "real man" would in fact be the one firing giant rods of nuclear waste at speeds best described as "hilarious".

by The Blue Helmets » Thu Sep 30, 2010 8:37 pm
Narexia wrote:These are MODIFIED specs NOT THOSE OF THE REAL WORLD AIRCRAFT!
We use a very extensive range of combat aircraft all of which are based off of Russian/ former Soviet designs
Abbreviations: QTY: quantity R = recon, LR= long range, LRB = long range bomber, LRR = long range recon, LRI = long range interceptor, EWS = electronic warfare/surveillance, AB = afterburners, SV = standard variant, TU = training unit, LRI-LRB = combination variant, LRAS = long range anti-shipping
I shall start with the mig's!
MiG-21N: QTY: 1,275
Specs:
Crew: 1 SV or 2 TU
Engine: 1 R-35 @ 20,000 lbs/foot thrust w/AB
Range: 3,500km
Speed: mach 2.5
Payload: 8 pylons 12,000 lbs
Gun: 1 GSh-23L with 540 rounds and 1 NN-37 with 60 rounds
MiG-23N: QTY: 2,540
Specs: (windened for two engines)
Crew: 1 or 2 on EWS, LRI, LRR, TU
Engine: 2 Vi-221C's @ 33,700 lbs/foot thrust each w/AB
Range: 3,500km internal fuel except R (recon) 4,800km
Speed: mach 3.2 A & TU, 3.5 all other variants
Payload: 10 pylons 17lbs of payload all except "B", 14 pylons for 20,000 lbs "B"
Gun: 1 GSh-23L with 720 rounds "A" & "TU", 1 GSh-23L with 900 rounds and 1 NN-37 with 80 shells "B", 1 GSh-6-23 with 1,200 rounds all others.
MiG-25N: QTY 550
Specs:
Crew:1 SV or 2 on TU, LRI, LRR & LRB (long range bomber)
Engine: 2 DF-31's @ 48,000 lbs/foot thrust each w/AB
Range: 4,400km SV & TU, 6,000km LRI, LRR & LRB
Speed: Mach 2.2 low altitude, 3.8 high alt. SV & TU and - mach 2.5 low, 4.25 high LRI, LRB, LRR variants
Payload: 6 pylons for 10,000 lbs
Gun: 1 GSh-23L with 360 rounds on SV & TU, 1 GSh-6-23 with 1,000 rounds all others
MiG-27KN: QTY: 485
Specs:
Crew:1 or 2 TU
Engine: 2 Vi-221C's (same as MiG-23N)
Range: 4,000km on internal fuel
Speed: mach 3.2
Payload: 12 pylons for 24,000 lbs load
Gun: 1 GSh-6-30 with 800 rounds
MiG-29N: QTY: 3,770
Specs:
Crew:1 SV or 2 TU
Engine: 2 La-21's @ 25,000 lbs/foot thrust each w/AB
Range: 2,500km on internal fuel
Speed: mach 2.5
Payload: 9 pylons 14,000 lbs ordinance
Gun: 1 GSh-30-1 with 275 rounds
MiG-31NBM QTY: 350 + 50 more on order
Specs:
Crew: 2 all versions
Engine: 2 SD-50's @ 58,750 lbs/foot thrust each w/AB -
OR - 2 SD-53's @ 71,250 lbs/foot thrust each w/AB LRI-LRB
Range: 4,800km SV and 7,350km LRI-LRB
Speed: mach 4.6 SV - OR - mach 5.4 LRI-LRB
Payload: 8 pylons for 20,000 lbs load
Gun: 1 GSh-30-2 with 600 rounds
MiG-35N: QTY: 120 + 40 more on order
Specs:
Crew: 1 SV or 2 TU
Engine: 2 AL-31N's @ 32,770 lbs/foot thrust each w/AB
Range: 3,200km int. fuel
Speed: mach 2.75
Payload: 10 pylons for 20,000 lbs
Gun: 1 GSh-30-2 with 350 rounds
And now the Sukhoi's!
Su-15N: QTY: 675
Specs:
Crew: 1 SV & 2 TU
Engine: 2 R-37B's @ 24,000 lbs/foot thrust each w/AB
Range: 5,400km
Speed: mach 3.5
Payload: 6 pylons 10,000 lbs
Gun: 1 GSh-30-2 with 400 rounds and 2 NN-37's with 80 rounds each
Su-27N: QTY: 5,480
Specs:
Crew: 1 SV or 2 TU
Engine: 2 La-24's @ 30,000 lbs/foot thrust each w/AB
Range: 4,000km
Speed: mach 2.5
Payload: 12 pylons for 18,500 lbs
Gun: 1 GSh-30-2 with 400 rounds
Su-30N: QTY: 3,275
Specs:
Crew: 2 SV, 3 TU & LR
Engine: 2 SL-44's @ 37,500 lbs/foot thrust each w/AB
Range: 4,800km or 6,400 km LR
Speed: mach 2.5
Payload: 17 pylons for 25,000 lbs
Gun: 1 GSh-30-2 with 600 rounds
Su-33N: QTY: 400 + 50 more on order
Specs:
Crew: 1 SV
Engine: 2 SL-44's
Range: 4,000km
Speed: mach 2.85
Payload: 14 pylons for 21,000 lbs
Gun: 1 GSh-30-2 with 400 rounds
Su-34N: QTY: 875 + 120 more on order
Specs:
Crew: 2 on SV - or - 4 on TU, LR, LRB, LRAS, EWS
Engine: 2 SL-45's @ 41,250 lbs/foot thrust each w/AB
Range: 6,000km SV - OR - 9,000km LR, LRB, LRAS
Speed: mach 2.5 ~ 2.8 depending on fuel and payload carried
Payload: 16 pylons for 30,000 lbs load
Gun: 1 GSh-6-30 with 1,000 rounds
Su-35N: QTY: 330 + 70 more on order
Specs:
Crew: 1 only
Engine: 2 SL-44's
Range: 4,000km
Speed: mach 3.25+
Payload: 14 pylons for 22,000 lbs
Gun: 1 GSh-30-2 with 500 rounds
Su-37N: QTY: 120 + 60 more on order
Specs:
Crew: 1 only
Engine: 2 SL-45's
Range: 5,300km
Speed: mach 3.6+
Payload: 16 pylons for 24,000 lbs
Gun: 1 GSh-30-2 with 600 rounds
PAK-FA (T-50) QTY: 12 + 36 more on order
Specs:
Crew: 1 only
Engine: SL-50's @ 50,000 lbs/foot each thrust w/AB
Range: 6,700km
Speed: mach 4+
Payload: 16 pylons for 21,000 lbs
Gun: 1 GSh-6-30 with 800 rounds

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