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S-37 BERKUT (Read 296 times)
Feb 7
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, 2004 at 12:41pm
Fitter
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Hey this model works perfectly in fs9 you just need to download some generic fighter panel or find some S-37 panel for fs9...the fd´s arent so good.
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Feb 7
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hmm, interesting, im not quite familiar with this fighter
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Feb 7
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Silent Exploder
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ugly plane..
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Feb 7
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Its not that bad, certainly looks worse comparing to the normal Su-27.
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Feb 7
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nice pics
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Feb 8
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Great pics, unusual angle on those wings, Must get myself one. Sam
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Feb 8
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The forward sweeping wings are supposed to increase manuverability at low altitude or something like that. Its an interesting design.
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Feb 8
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More manuverability at all airspeeds, better aerodynamics than rear-swept wings (apparently, dont ask me
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I think theres a payware version of this for fs9 available somewhere too
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Feb 8
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Better near-stall performance
FSW is usefull for Carrier landings
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IL-76 (all standard length ones)
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Tu-154 and Il-62
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Tu-134
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An-24RV
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Feb 8
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The S-37 not Su-37 i think... Su-37 is the thrust vectoring nozzle vesion of the Su-33. well anyways... the forward swept wings are there to eliminate wing tip stalls that are a very common problem with the backward swept wings. By eliminating wing tip stalls, the S-37 is able to maintain higher angles of attack, and as a result, is able to create higher lift and a tighter turn radius. Ive read somewhere that it can maintain a controlled 45 deg. AoA. while reaching a maximum of 120 degrees AoA while doing the Cobra. I think the S-37 is the outcome of Russia's research on "Super Agility"
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Feb 9
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, 2004 at 11:01am
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Su-37 is the modified Flanker with TVC
This one is the S-37 (or Su-41)
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IL-76 (all standard length ones)
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Tu-154 and Il-62
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Tu-134
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An-24RV
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Feb 9
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, 2004 at 1:46pm
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okay,woody ,you're right. it's an interesting design,but imho,sukhois version of applying forward swept wings to an aircraft is just ugly,compared to the X-29.
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Feb 9
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But the X-29 only has one engine.
In true Soviet style they had to make theirs bigger 8) .
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