New MiG fighter makes first flight at MAKS 2005, page 2
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reply posted on 21-8-2005 @ 05:13 AM by Zaphod58
The fly-by-wire FLCS normally limits the aircraft to 35 degrees

aeroweb.lucia.it...

Firstly It should be said that Flanker is normally limited to 300 alpha, although this can be manually over-ridden
www.fiddlersgreen.net...

Four-channel analogue SDU-27 fly-by-wire, with no mechanical back-up; artificial feel; relaxed longitudinal stability; no ailerons; full-span leading-edge flaps and plain inboard flaperons controlled manually for take-off and landing, computer-controlled in flight; differential/collective tailerons operate in conjunction with flaperons and rudders for pitch and roll control; flight control system limits g loading to +9 and normally limits angle of attack to 30 to 35є; angle of attack limiter can be overruled manually for certain flight manoeuvres; large door-type airbrake in top of centre-fuselage.
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reply posted on 21-8-2005 @ 10:28 AM by rajkhalsa2004
Actually, there is now word that Russia will be offering this aircraft, now marketed as "MiG-35" (not MFI) to India for her MRCA contract. Russia previously had offered the MiG-29M2.

This MRCA contract is really quite interesting to watch now.


Russia to field latest N-capable MiG-35 in India

Russia is to field its latest nuclear capable MiG-35 fighter against US F-16 and French Mirage 2000 in the tender to be floated for the acquisition of 125 aircraft for the Indian Air Force to replace its ageing MiG-21 fleet, a top Russian official said.

"We will offer our MiG-35 multirole fighters with thrust vectoring control along with transfer of technology for indigenous production in India," Director General and Chief Designer of Russian Aircraft Corporation (RAC) 'MiG' Alexei Fedorov said after display of its capabilities by "MiG-29OVT" at the air show in Zhukovsky.

Fedorov said it has been decided to market the MiG-29OVT with thrust vectoring control (TVC) under the MiG-35 brand.

"It has incorporated all the features of MiG-29M/M2 fighters developed on the basis of MiG-29 frontline fighter and today we can offer top-of-the-line multirole combat aircraft with in-flight refuelling," Fedorov said.

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According to MiG Deputy Chief Designer Andrei Karasyov MiG-35 is capable of delivering all present and future weapons, since it has universal open architecture.

"It would take not more than 60 flights for the Indian pilots to master the new fighter with thrust vectoring," Chief Test Pilot of RAC MiG Pavel Vlasov said after displaying the capabilities of the new aircraft.

"Today new MiG fighter has the super -manoeuvrability similar to Sukhoi 30MKI," he underscored.


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Here's a link to a video of the MiG-35/29OVT being demonstrated at Zhukovsky, from Alert6

www.alert5.com...

I have to say that, is one a sweet looking plane

-Raj


reply posted on 28-8-2005 @ 10:40 AM by xmotex
Excellent pics, thanks Dew.

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