Originally posted by Matt@Apr 23 2004, 02:29 PM
Le MiG-29K se serait un peu con. <_< C'est un MiG-29S (ou A ?) embarquable mais...pas opérationnel donc ->[] dans mes choix.
je crois qu'il est plus proches du standart mig29M (ce qui est tout à fais different
) quelques infos glanées sur ce site
http://www.bharat-rakshak.com/NAVY/MiG-29K.html "maintenant les spécialistes pourront en dire plus vu la véracité aléatoires des infos sur le web"
quote:
Avionics: The MiG-29K will have a Phazatron Zhuk-MEh multifunctional radar with functions for operation in air-to-air and air-to-ground modes and also ground mapping, a laser optical location station and a helmet-mounted sight. The radar has a planar slotted antenna array which is capable of acquiring 32 sq. ft. radar cross section airborne targets at a range of 50 miles (~81 km). It has an azimuth scan angle of +/- 85º, an elevation scan angle of +/- 60º, and can track ten targets and designate four of them simultaneously. It also features a high-resolution mapping and ground target localisation mode. The Fulcrums will keep the radar's hardware but the software will be significantly updated. The cockpit will incorporates two large-screen, multi-function, liquid-crystal displays and HOTAS (Hands On Throttle And Stick).
The aircraft will also be fitted with a proven SUV-29M weapons management system, which has been tested in the MiG-29M and MiG-29K. Successful test-firings of the long-range R-77RVV-AE and the close-combat R-73RDM2 air-to-air missiles, and the Kh-31A2 AShM has been conducted using the system. The SUV-29M is equipped with the RLPK-29UM pulse Doppler radar navigation-attack system, which forms part of the Zhuk-MEh multifunctional radar; the OEPrNK-29M optical-electronic navigation & attack system, which has a laser range-finder, and IR/TV sensors; and a helmet-mounted sight.
The aircraft's avionics will be based on MIL-STD 1533 bus. The core of the onboard computer command system will be all Russian and will include a central computer, four target designation systems (radar, TV, IR and helmet-mounted sight) and a head-up display. Although primarily to be armed with Russian weapons, Western weapons may be offered as an option. Integration of Western-made weapons is not expected to present problems, as RSK MiG has amassed experience of a variety of Western weapon systems during development of the Russian-French MiG-AT jet trainer and the mating the Kopyo radar on the MiG-21-93 for the IAF.
Weapons: Due to an integrated weapon selection panel, the MiG-29K can use a wide range of weapons, which includes no less than eight types of air-to-air missiles and 25 air-to-surface weapons. The weapon selection system enables the pilot to fire more than one type of weapon per attack. The aircraft is armed with an internal 30mm GSh-301 gun, with 150 rounds. In the air superiority role, the MiG-29K can be armed with the close-combat R-60MK and the R-73RDM2, the medium-range R-27RE1/TE1 and the beyond-visual-range R-77RVV-AE air-to-air missile. In the air-to-surface role, the AS-20 (air-launched 3M-24E) anti-ship missile can be carried.
ce que j'en retir c'est que cette versions du fulcrum et multirôle avec un radar air sol et un mode carto, et à ce que j'ai compris il y a possibilité de multicibles (à vérifier"
quant à son déploiment là je suis tout à fait d'accord (mais vu les avions IA dispo, pourqoui pas Su 34...
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