Not that it would matter a ton, but Su-35’s Irbis-E can guide two R-27ERs simultaneously.
1- https://web.archive.org/web/20080327051343/http://www.niip.ru/main.php?page=library_sky19
2- https://web.archive.org/web/20090304194610/http://www.niip.ru/main.php?page=library_sky17
Primary source BTW (It’s the manufacturer)
No. Maximum remove double pylons (-2 R-77-1)
Yeah, it still gets inner pylons. Although how many R-77-1 will that be with full KH38s?
4 (2 on outer wings and 2 between engines)
SO max will be like 4 * R77-1, 2 * R73, 6 * KH38s, and then 1 * grom or 1500kg?
Where do you all get these numbers from
Su-27/33/30 can take around 9400-9700 kg internal
Su-35 takes around 11300-11500
Without Grom-1 or 1500kg if you to take away the double rack
That would be 6 R-77-1s then, just KH38s are fine, although I do like a glide bomb into a capturing spot.
Vert stab fuel tanks?
What a damn long mission
No
image literally shows fuel tanks in the vertical stabilizers, wdym no
These are not vertical stabilizers, but side beams.
Fair enough, I would have appreciated it if you started with that instead of just No
I mistranslated the payload section from that source. Yandex failed me.
A compilation of (primary) sources on Su-35:
Su-35 booklet Rus:
https://web.archive.org/web/20181221074318/http://www.knaaz.org/media/rus/about/production/military/su-35/su-35_buklet_rus.pdf
Su-35 booklet Eng:
https://airgroup2000.com/gallery/albums/userpics/32438/SU-35_TM_eng.pdf
Su-35 Program Press kit of JSC “UAC” from August 17, 2011:
https://web.archive.org/web/20220128230919/http://knaaz.org/media/rus/about/production/military/su-35/su-35_press-kit.pdf
UAC/Sukhoi Su-35 Brochure:
https://www.avia-n-aero.ru/coa/_files/exhibition/303616228899C1F56E.jpg
Komsomolsk-on-Amur Aircraft Plant ((KnAAZ or KnAAPO)'s website:
https://web.archive.org/web/20220112183103/http://knaaz.org/products/su-35/
United Aircraft Corporation (UAC) website:
https://web.archive.org/web/20231001150753/https://www.uacrussia.ru/ru/aircraft/lineup/military/su-35/#aircraft-specific
https://web.archive.org/web/20221230195501/https://uacrussia.ru/ru/aircraft/lineup/military/su-35/#design-features
https://web.archive.org/web/20230927022434/https://uacrussia.ru/en/aircraft/lineup/military/su-35/#aircraft-specific
https://web.archive.org/web/20230202214924/https://uacrussia.ru/en/aircraft/lineup/military/su-35/#design-features
Sukhoi’s website:
https://web.archive.org/web/20220302204136/https://www.sukhoi.org/products/samolety/256/
Rosoboronexport (Official arms-export organization of the Russian government) website:
https://roe.ru/production/aviatsionnaya-tekhnika-i-vooruzhenie-vozdushno-kosmicheskikh-sil/samolety/mnogotselevye-istrebiteli-i-istrebiteli-bombardirovshchiki/su-35/
FSVTS (Russian Federal Service for Military-Technical Cooperation) website:
https://www.fsvts.gov.ru/catalog/680.ru.html
IRST & TGP & MAW & LWS manufacturer (Research-and-Production Corporation Precision Systems and Instruments, NPK SPP):
https://npk-spp.ru/air/ols/
https://npk-spp.ru/air/ols-konteiner/
https://npk-spp.ru/en/air/for-su/ols/
https://npk-spp.ru/en/air/for-su/soec/
https://npk-spp.ru/en/air/for-su/maws/
https://npk-spp.ru/en/air/for-su/lws/
https://web.archive.org/web/20150610162859/http://www.npk-spp.ru:80/deyatelnost/avionika/166-ols-35.html
OLS-35 brochure:
Radar manufacturer/designer (Tikhomirov Scientific Research Institute of Instrument Design, NIIP)'s website:
https://web.archive.org/web/20240527195250/https://www.niip.ru/catalog/eksportnaya-produktsiya/rlsu-irbis-e/
https://web.archive.org/web/20171016092505/http://niip.ru:80/catalog/aviatsionnoe-naprvlenie/rlsu-irbis/
Irbis-E Brochure:
Sources for Su-35’s Irbis-E’s ability to guide two R-27ERs simultaneously from NIIP’s website (Also contains some general info about Irbis-E):
https://web.archive.org/web/20080327051343/http://www.niip.ru/main.php?page=library_sky19
https://web.archive.org/web/20090304194610/http://www.niip.ru/main.php?page=library_sky17
Other pages regarding Irbis-E from NIIP’s website:
https://web.archive.org/web/20090210204623/http://www.niip.ru:80/main.php?page=library_sky18
A lot of Russian companies have removed their military products from their websites since the start of the contemporary world events.
I assume it has to do with trying to avoid sanctions etc.
But the internet archive links are the last snapshot of each page.
The internet archive links (snapshots) are also cross-archived in archive.today, in case internet archive has problems (like they had recently).
Similar functionality to PIRATE?
