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Nessic-made NNF-B-III at the NZ air-show.

Ness ziona
24-12-2003, 12:19
Hundreds of Nessies and tourists came to see the NZ air-show, of Nessic-made aircrafts. Some described the show of NN (Nessic National) aircrafts as a "spectacular performance!". The main interest of the air-show was the NNF-B-III, or the "liřtiss" (pronounced licktis, means lightning), which preformed for about 30 minutes.

http://www.jda.go.jp/jasdf/airshow02/matsushima/14matsushima/f15-03.jpg
http://www.freewebs.com/iist/02.2.JPG

NNF-B-III Specifications
Primary Function: Tactical fighter.
Contractor: Nessic Manufacturing Industries.
Power Plant: Two Nessic-made NIP-340 turbofan engines with afterburners.
Thrust: 32,010 lbs each engine.
Length: 17.02 meters.
Height: 5.11 meters.
Wingspan: 14.94 meters.
Speed: Mach 2.9+ at sea level.
Maximum Takeoff Weight: 33,400 kilograms.
Armament: 1 - M-61A1 20mm multibarrel internal gun, 1,880 rounds of ammunition, 2 Python 5 missiles, and 6 AMRAAM missiles carried.
Bomb Loads: 12 CBU-52, 12 CBU-59, 12 CBU-71, 12 CBU-87, 12 CBU-89, 20 MK-20.
Cost: 160 million ICY (about 73 million USD).
24-12-2003, 12:27
how on earth do you measure thrust in kilograms??? If somehow you mean to convert it to the imperial unit for force... pounds... then you should have converted into Kilonewtons ;)

Oh well, for those of us who don't speak metric, the engines output 32,010 lbs of thrust... now is total or each? Judging by the speed and weight, I'm gonna guess each ;)

Now, although these don't LOOK like the fastest things out there, we will still congratulate you on a nice plane :)

http://www.bateshome.com/jordan/rsig1.jpg (http://www.bateshome.com/jordan/rmtdex.htm)
Ness ziona
24-12-2003, 12:30
What an unfotunate accident. I'll change it.
And you're right, it's for each. :wink:
Ness ziona
24-12-2003, 12:39
don't LOOK like the fastest things out there

That is being developed as we speak. :)
Jeruselem
24-12-2003, 14:54
>> Speed: Mach 2.9+ at sea level.

This kind of speed can only be achieved at the higher altitudes as demonstrated with the Foxbat and Blackbird. Is your turbojets more like scramjets then and not like normal ones?