Carlos Mathias escreveu:Alcantara escreveu:
Carlos, vc que é especialista em aeronaves russas, sabe indicar ONDE são estes pontos?
Eu, em pleno "achismo", creio que devem ser semelhantes (em tremos de posicionamento) aos do SuE.
Abraços!
Mas se eles dizem que está lá, deve estar, né?
Sim, deve estar lá. Não pus em dúvida. Só gostaria de VER. Se pudermos tirar todas as incertezas sobre a possibilidade de operação do Fulcrum no NAe São Paulo, melhor. Quanto mais candidatos, melhor.
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Carlos, achei isso...
KNOWN VARIANTS:
9-01 Pre-production model
MiG-29 'Fulcrum-A' - First production model, prototypes included three slightly different models with varying types of nose gear, fin, and rudder arrangements
MiG-29UB 'Fulcrum-B' - Two-seat trainer with radar removed
MiG-29S 'Fulcrum-C' - Improved single-seat fighter for serial production with an enlarged fuselage, new avionics, and a larger fuel capacity
MiG-29KVP - MiG-29K prototype built to test catapult takeoff and arrestor gear systems, may also have been used as a trainer for the MiG-29K
MiG-29K 'Fulcrum-D' - Navalized one-seat multipurpose fighter for use on aircraft carriers; Russian production cancelled after trials completed but a derivative was later purchased by India
MiG-29KU - Trainer version of the MiG-29K with a modified nose adding a separate cockpit for the instructor forward and below the normal cockpit; cancelled
MiG-29KUB - Trainer version of the MiG-29K purchased by India and the Russian Navy
MiG-29B - Two-seat version, details unknown
MiG-29UBT - Two-seat strike model designed for special operations
MiG-29SD - Export version of the MiG-29S
MiG-29SE - Export version of the MiG-29S with a new ECM jammer
MiG-29N - Export version for Malaysia similar to the MiG-29SD and optimized for air defense but equipped with in-flight refueling capability, updated communications equipment, improved navigation systems, and updated engines
MiG-29UBN - Two-seat trainer exported to Malaysia
MiG-29SM - Improved MiG-29S/SE with in-flight refueling capability, increased payload, and the ability to carry improved air-to-air missiles plus a TV display compatible with the KAB-500KR guided bomb or the Kh-29T missile, also capable of carrying the Kh-31A and Kh-31P missiles
MiG-29SMT - Modernization program for MiG-29SM export models with an improved cockpit, improved avionics, and increased range
MiG-29SMT-2 - "Second stage" modernization program for export models that provides a new radar, improved engines, revised ECM equipment, a digital fly-by-wire control system, and compatibility with numerous adbanced air-to-air and air-to-surface weapons
MiG-29SMTK - Carrier-based export model offered to India, includes folding wings, arrestor gear, and improved navigation systems
MiG-29M 'Fulcrum-E' - Improved fighter with fly-by-wire controls, upgraded engines, a modified tail and wing layout, a revised canopy, and the ability to carry guided-munitions
MiG-29MaE or MiG-29MEh or MiG-29EM - Export version of the MiG-29M
MiG-29MR - Reconnaissance version of the MiG-29M
MiG-29UM - Two-seat combat-capable trainer version of the MiG-29M
MiG-29M2 'Fulcrum-F' - Two-seat variant of the MiG-29M
MiG-29 'Fulcrum-Plus' - MiG-29 variant equipped with thrust-vectoring nozzles and canards, not believed to have been completed or flown due to financial problems
MiG-29OVT - Early designation for the MiG-35
MiG-29AS - Upgrade program for single-seat MiG-29 fighters used by Slovakia that includes installation of new IFF equipment and American radios while also adding an improved navigation system; 10 converted
MiG-29UBS - Upgrade program for MiG-29UB trainers used by Slovakia; 2 converted
MiG-33 - Believed to be a designation for an export version of the MiG-29M
MiG-35 - Upgraded model based on the MiG-29M2 primarily for the export market
Fonte:
http://aerospaceweb.org/aircraft/fighter/mig29/

Monino - Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-29KVP (9-18)
The MiG-29K project was initiated in the early 1980s when the Soviet Navy developed a requirement for a supersonic carrier based fighter. As a first step to meet this requirement, the MiG OKB designed a "proof of concept" version of the MiG-29 fitted with a stronger undercarriage and a reinforced tail section with an arrestor hook, the MiG-29KVP (Korotkii Vzlet i Posadka - short take off and landing). [9] The KVP first flew on 21 August 1982, and was subject to extensive trials which demonstrated the need for more power and greater wing area. [10] It was decided to base the definitive naval version on the advanced MiG-29M (Product 9.15) that was already under development, further modified with new undercarriage and folding wings of greater area, with the new model designated the MiG-29K (Korabelniy - ship based) or Project 9-31). [11]
Fonte:
http://wapedia.mobi/en/MiG-29K
Agora, falando
hipoteticamente... se nós escolhessemos o
Fulcrum como nosso caça naval... a Mikoyan tería condições de, com base nesse modelo experimental KVP (
Korotkii
Vzlet i
Posadka - short take off and landing), entregar à MB um MiG-29 "moderno" preparada para CATOBAR?
Abraços!
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