MiG-25PDZ with IFR
Notice the CMs on the wing
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Brochure for the MiG-31 says 8G for target overload
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Yeah this is confusing atp
Nice finding.
RD-1/TD-1 was not upgraded compared to RD/TD in terms of agility?
I don’t thinks so the “-1” is just there for the export designation
What I read RD1/TD1 was upgraded version with bigger warhead and with new proxy fuse.
https://ruslet.webnode.cz/technika/ruska-technika/letecka-vyzbroj/protiletadlove-rs/r-40rd-td-aa-6c-d-acrid-c-d-/
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quite a interesting site, another site stating 8g overload, but however i would like to see their sources and references, which they havent states. it might be helpfull for the information they have listed for izdeliye 810 missile. nonetheless, we are missing quite a lot of early russian AAM it seems, alongside the flacon series from usa.
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You can try contact author of that website for references.
https://ruslet.webnode.cz/
Yep. For example K-5 or K-8 missiles family.
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And spo-15 antennas
MiG-25PD manual says 4g target overload
More food for my F-14 1+
It would be nowhere near the F-14 in BR.
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Are you sure that the mig25 manual is in English and not in Russian?
you do realize not every not every MiG-25 costumer spoke russian?
this is an english manual made for iraq
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Oh god no mti and max g load of 8.25 (5.5x1.5). who cooked up this plane
Somehow some expect it to be over 11.3 💀
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This would be unflyable, they should add mig-31m instead
