Красивый и очень редкий А340-500.
Одиночка писал(а):значит модель не за горамиподождем
Eugenius писал(а):Как правильно перевозить Ту-154: http://denokan.livejournal.com/86221.html
- brief search at Airliners.net shows that most of Tu-154s have such a sign close to a nose cone, but not all of them. I would suppose this sign regards to locks of nose cone fairing under which the radar antenna is placed - the radar is definitely a source of radiation when activated.Flight fan писал(а):Why is there a warning symbol for radiation on the nose!?
Eugenius писал(а): - brief search at Airliners.net shows that most of Tu-154s have such a sign close to a nose cone, but not all of them. I would suppose this sign regards to locks of nose cone fairing under which the radar antenna is placed - the radar is definitely a source of radiation when activated.
- search and targeting radar Smerch A-2/A-4 of MiG-25 was really unique - it was based on tubes, not transistors, and its weight was around half a ton. First, it had to have super-long scanning distance to target long range AA missiles as primary role of MiG-25 was intercepting strategic bombers. Second, tubes had much better anti-jamming resistance, than transistors. Third, at attitude and speed MiG-25 flown, the skin of the plane got as hot as 250 - 300 C, and it was impossible to ensure necessary cooling of transistors. Fourth, electronics of any kind never was a strength of Soviet industry.Flight fan писал(а):However, though it may be unrelated, i did recently read that it was illegal to start the radar of a MiG-25 while on the ground because "it could kill a rabbit 100m away in seconds" or something like that. Could it be so that Russian, or Soviet, made radars are stronger on all aircraft so that's why they're warning about it?
Eugenius писал(а): - search and targeting radar Smerch A-2/A-4 of MiG-25 was really unique - it was based on tubes, not transistors, and its weight was around half a ton. First, it had to have super-long scanning distance to target long range AA missiles as primary role of MiG-25 was intercepting strategic bombers. Second, tubes had much better anti-jamming resistance, than transistors. Third, at attitude and speed MiG-25 flown, the skin of the plane got as hot as 250 - 300 C, and it was impossible to ensure necessary cooling of transistors. Fourth, electronics of any kind never was a strength of Soviet industry.So I do not think someone hunted rabbits using Smerch A-2, but it really was prohibited to activate radar on the ground, so is with all other military planes. Civil planes simply do not need so powerful radars.
ok101 писал(а):В минувшее воскресенье, разбираясь на старой даче на границе с Калужской областью, услышал чудесный звук моторов - не поверил своим глазам: над лесом шел Ил-14, в сопровождении белого самолета поменьше. Полюбовался чудесной картиной, пожалел, что не могу сфотографировать. К счастью, нашел снимок на Russianplanes:
http://russianplanes.net/id149383
А сопровождающий Rockwell Aero Commander.
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