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Prap se prap mbas investime te shumta qu u bene ne aroplanin e ri ushtarak te evropes Hurricane, Mig-29 konsiderohet si nje nga fighters me te mir ne planet.
Ku ka si
Bf-109 Messershmits
Ju-87-Stuka
p-51 Mustang
http://www.geocities.com/cobrachen/ww2air/f4u-1.jpg
http://www.geocities.com/cobrachen/ww2air/b-17-2.jpg
http://gallery.vacc-cz.org/album12/aai?full=1
Prap se prap mbas investime te shumta qu u bene ne aroplanin e ri ushtarak te evropes Hurricane, Mig-29 konsiderohet si nje nga fighters me te mir ne planet.
Ku ka si
Bf-109 Messershmits
Ju-87-Stuka
p-51 Mustang
http://www.geocities.com/cobrachen/ww2air/f4u-1.jpg
http://www.geocities.com/cobrachen/ww2air/b-17-2.jpg
http://gallery.vacc-cz.org/album12/aai?full=1
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Me duket se ai aeroplani i ri i europes eshte Eurofighter Typon edhe jo hurricane. Eshte shume here me superior se MIg-29 ne shume aspekte. Mund te ngele vetem manovrueshmeria asgje me shume /pf/images/graemlins/smile.gif
Per em shume informacione do te ve disa foto te Eurofighetrit me skeden perkatese, por pak me vone.
Me duket se ai aeroplani i ri i europes eshte Eurofighter Typon edhe jo hurricane. Eshte shume here me superior se MIg-29 ne shume aspekte. Mund te ngele vetem manovrueshmeria asgje me shume /pf/images/graemlins/smile.gif
Per em shume informacione do te ve disa foto te Eurofighetrit me skeden perkatese, por pak me vone.
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Eurofighter Typhoon.
The Eurofighter Typhoon is a twin-engine swing role fighter with delta-wing and canards, designed and built by a four nations consortium consisting of British Aerospace (UK), Daimler-Benz Aerospace DASA (Germany), Alenia Aerospazio (Italy), and CASA (Spain)
Initial design of the Eurofighter began in 1986 by the three nations involved in the Tornado project (UK, Germany and Italy) who required an air superiority fighter to counter the next generation of Russian built fighters as the Mikoyan MiG-29 "Fulcrum" and the Sukhoi Su-27 "Flanker" then entering service. One key element of the design was maneuverability during close air combat.
The Eurofighter program began with a one-of prototype the EAP (Experimental Aircraft Program) a technology demonstrator built by British Aerospace with help from Germany to demonstrate some of the systems of the Eurofighter, including the carefree handling fly by wire system, multifunction cockpit-displays and direct voice input. The first flight of the EAP was on August 8th 1986 from BAe Warton with David Eagles in the cockpit. The EAP flew only 165 hours in five years.
The German Eurofighter 98+29 first flight was from DASA's home base Manching on March 27th 1994 with chief test pilot Peter Weger. It was a 45 minutes flight. The DA1 and DA2 flew the first part of the test flights with the Tornado engine, the Turbo-union RB199. The third prototype (Italian prototype) flew from the beginning with the Euro jet EJ200 turbofans.
The Typhoon incorporates several new state of the art aerial systems including the ECR-90 multirole radar built by companies from all four partner nations and IRIS-T an infra-red search and track weapon aiming system coupled with helmet mounted symbology. Other systems include a defensive Aids sub-system (DASS), wide-angle head up display and VTAS, a Voice Throttle and Stick control system that includes direct voice input of some commands and HOTAS (Hand on Throttle and Stick) to ease the pilots workload.
Eurofighter Typhoon's test-fleet:
Type Registration Configuration Operator Manufacturer First flight
EAP ZF534 Single RAF British Aerospace Aug. 8th 1986
DA 1 98+29 Single Luftwaffe DASA March 27th 1994
DA 2 ZH588 Single RAF British Aerospace April 6th 1994
DA 3 MMX-602 Single AMI Alenia June 4th 1995
DA 4 ZH590 Dual RAF British Aerospace March 14th 1997
DA 5 98+30 Single Luftwaffe DASA Feb. 24th 1997
DA 6 XCE-16-01 Dual FAE CASA Aug. 31st 1996
DA 7 MMX-803 Single AMI Alenia Jan. 27th 1997
IPA1 Dual British Aerospace
IPA2 Dual Alenia
IPA3 Dual DASA
IPA4 Single CASA
IPA5 Single British Aerospace
IPA1
defensive aids sub-system integration
IPA2 air to surface weapon integration sensor fusion
IPA3
air to air weapon integration
IPA4
air to surface weapon integration and environmental trails
IPA5
Air to air and air to surface weapon integration
Eurofighter Typhoon.
The Eurofighter Typhoon is a twin-engine swing role fighter with delta-wing and canards, designed and built by a four nations consortium consisting of British Aerospace (UK), Daimler-Benz Aerospace DASA (Germany), Alenia Aerospazio (Italy), and CASA (Spain)
Initial design of the Eurofighter began in 1986 by the three nations involved in the Tornado project (UK, Germany and Italy) who required an air superiority fighter to counter the next generation of Russian built fighters as the Mikoyan MiG-29 "Fulcrum" and the Sukhoi Su-27 "Flanker" then entering service. One key element of the design was maneuverability during close air combat.
The Eurofighter program began with a one-of prototype the EAP (Experimental Aircraft Program) a technology demonstrator built by British Aerospace with help from Germany to demonstrate some of the systems of the Eurofighter, including the carefree handling fly by wire system, multifunction cockpit-displays and direct voice input. The first flight of the EAP was on August 8th 1986 from BAe Warton with David Eagles in the cockpit. The EAP flew only 165 hours in five years.
The German Eurofighter 98+29 first flight was from DASA's home base Manching on March 27th 1994 with chief test pilot Peter Weger. It was a 45 minutes flight. The DA1 and DA2 flew the first part of the test flights with the Tornado engine, the Turbo-union RB199. The third prototype (Italian prototype) flew from the beginning with the Euro jet EJ200 turbofans.
The Typhoon incorporates several new state of the art aerial systems including the ECR-90 multirole radar built by companies from all four partner nations and IRIS-T an infra-red search and track weapon aiming system coupled with helmet mounted symbology. Other systems include a defensive Aids sub-system (DASS), wide-angle head up display and VTAS, a Voice Throttle and Stick control system that includes direct voice input of some commands and HOTAS (Hand on Throttle and Stick) to ease the pilots workload.
Eurofighter Typhoon's test-fleet:
Type Registration Configuration Operator Manufacturer First flight
EAP ZF534 Single RAF British Aerospace Aug. 8th 1986
DA 1 98+29 Single Luftwaffe DASA March 27th 1994
DA 2 ZH588 Single RAF British Aerospace April 6th 1994
DA 3 MMX-602 Single AMI Alenia June 4th 1995
DA 4 ZH590 Dual RAF British Aerospace March 14th 1997
DA 5 98+30 Single Luftwaffe DASA Feb. 24th 1997
DA 6 XCE-16-01 Dual FAE CASA Aug. 31st 1996
DA 7 MMX-803 Single AMI Alenia Jan. 27th 1997
IPA1 Dual British Aerospace
IPA2 Dual Alenia
IPA3 Dual DASA
IPA4 Single CASA
IPA5 Single British Aerospace
IPA1
defensive aids sub-system integration
IPA2 air to surface weapon integration sensor fusion
IPA3
air to air weapon integration
IPA4
air to surface weapon integration and environmental trails
IPA5
Air to air and air to surface weapon integration
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Nje helikopter luftimi Italian Augusta-Mangusta
http://www.geocities.com/glupscherle/a129mangusta.jpg
Fotoja eshte ne server geocities prandaj s'del.Me mire klikoni siper /pf/images/graemlins/smile.gif
Nje helikopter luftimi Italian Augusta-Mangusta
http://www.geocities.com/glupscherle/a129mangusta.jpg
Fotoja eshte ne server geocities prandaj s'del.Me mire klikoni siper /pf/images/graemlins/smile.gif
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http://www.geocities.com/glupscherle/a129mangusta.jpg
Shpresojme te dale kete here /pf/images/graemlins/tongue.gif
The same /pf/images/graemlins/smile.gif
http://www.geocities.com/glupscherle/a129mangusta.jpg
Shpresojme te dale kete here /pf/images/graemlins/tongue.gif
The same /pf/images/graemlins/smile.gif
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The FriedrichFiles - Tupolev Tu-144
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The FriedrichFiles - Tupolev Tu-144
http://picpage7.tripod.com/Tu-144.jpg
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http://www.angelfire.com/retro/tzarchasm/a-12_1.jpg
Specifications
Construction: Titanium (Beta-120/Ti-13V-11Cr-3A1) Monococque with some super-high-temperature plastics.
Length: 102 feet, 3 inches
Wingspan: 55 feet, 7 inches
Wing Area: 1,795 square feet
Height: 18 feet, 6 inches
Landing Weight: 52,000 pounds
Maximum Gross Take-off Weight: 117,000 pounds
Maximum Speed: 3.2 Mach above 75,000 feet
Operational Ceiling: above 80,000 feet
Maximum Unrefueled Range: Classified
Armament: none
Powerplant Data: 2 Pratt & Whitney J75 with 17,000 pounds thrust on first 5 aircraft during flight testing
updated to: In production, 2 P & W J58 (JT11D-20A) high-bypass ratio turbojets with 20,500 pounds thrust (dry), with afterburner: 31,500 pounds thrust, some later engines generated 34,500 pounds thrust in afterburner.
A-12 production: 15 aircraft; Only 9 A-12s are still in existance today.
Serial Numbers assigned to A-12 production was 60-6924 through 60-6948
Serial numbers 60-6942 through 60-6948 were not used
http://www.angelfire.com/retro/tzarchasm/a-12_1.jpg
Specifications
Construction: Titanium (Beta-120/Ti-13V-11Cr-3A1) Monococque with some super-high-temperature plastics.
Length: 102 feet, 3 inches
Wingspan: 55 feet, 7 inches
Wing Area: 1,795 square feet
Height: 18 feet, 6 inches
Landing Weight: 52,000 pounds
Maximum Gross Take-off Weight: 117,000 pounds
Maximum Speed: 3.2 Mach above 75,000 feet
Operational Ceiling: above 80,000 feet
Maximum Unrefueled Range: Classified
Armament: none
Powerplant Data: 2 Pratt & Whitney J75 with 17,000 pounds thrust on first 5 aircraft during flight testing
updated to: In production, 2 P & W J58 (JT11D-20A) high-bypass ratio turbojets with 20,500 pounds thrust (dry), with afterburner: 31,500 pounds thrust, some later engines generated 34,500 pounds thrust in afterburner.
A-12 production: 15 aircraft; Only 9 A-12s are still in existance today.
Serial Numbers assigned to A-12 production was 60-6924 through 60-6948
Serial numbers 60-6942 through 60-6948 were not used
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North American XB-70 Valkyrie
http://www.angelfire.com/retro/sonarbison/xb70.jpg
http://www.angelfire.com/retro/sonarbison/xb70_1.jpg
SPECIFICATIONS
Span: 105 ft.
Length: 185 ft. 10 in. without boom; 192 ft. 2 in. with boom
Height: 30 ft. 9 in.
Tread (distance between main landing gear): 23 ft. 2 in. (strut to strut centerline)
Wheel base: 46 ft. 2 in. (strut to strut centerline)
Weight: 534,700 lbs. loaded
Armament: None (designed for up to 50,000 lbs. of nuclear or conventional bombs carried internally)
Engines: Six General Electric YJ93-GE-3 turbojets of 31,000 lbs. static sea level thrust each with afterburner.
Crew: 2 - Pilot & Copilot
PERFORMANCE
Maximum speed: 2,056 mph. (Mach 3.1) at 73,000 ft.
Cruising speed: 2,000 mph. (Mach 3.0) at 72,000 ft.
Speed: 2,056 mph. (Mach 3.1) at 73,000 ft.
Range: 4,288 miles
Service Ceiling: 77,350 ft.
North American XB-70 Valkyrie
http://www.angelfire.com/retro/sonarbison/xb70.jpg
http://www.angelfire.com/retro/sonarbison/xb70_1.jpg
SPECIFICATIONS
Span: 105 ft.
Length: 185 ft. 10 in. without boom; 192 ft. 2 in. with boom
Height: 30 ft. 9 in.
Tread (distance between main landing gear): 23 ft. 2 in. (strut to strut centerline)
Wheel base: 46 ft. 2 in. (strut to strut centerline)
Weight: 534,700 lbs. loaded
Armament: None (designed for up to 50,000 lbs. of nuclear or conventional bombs carried internally)
Engines: Six General Electric YJ93-GE-3 turbojets of 31,000 lbs. static sea level thrust each with afterburner.
Crew: 2 - Pilot & Copilot
PERFORMANCE
Maximum speed: 2,056 mph. (Mach 3.1) at 73,000 ft.
Cruising speed: 2,000 mph. (Mach 3.0) at 72,000 ft.
Speed: 2,056 mph. (Mach 3.1) at 73,000 ft.
Range: 4,288 miles
Service Ceiling: 77,350 ft.
