Lookin for Russian AEW and Tanker Craft
Eastern Detroit
17-11-2003, 19:49
Well i guess the title explains it.
Eastern Detroit
18-11-2003, 01:28
*Bump*
Eastern Detroit
18-11-2003, 01:55
No one has Russian Tech AWACS Airborne Early Warning? Or Russian Tech Aerial Tankers?
Eastern Detroit
18-11-2003, 01:57
No one has Russian Tech AWACS Airborne Early Warning? Or Russian Tech Aerial Tankers?
Eastern Detroit
18-11-2003, 02:20
*bumpity bump bump bump*
Pain and Misery
18-11-2003, 02:26
No one has Russian Tech AWACS Airborne Early Warning? Or Russian Tech Aerial Tankers?
I'll sell you AWACs at 60 mil each
Eastern Detroit
18-11-2003, 02:37
Based on what aircraft. I'd like to see some stats.
Ill sell you A-50's (Il-76 AWACS) for $60 mil each.
Pain and Misery
18-11-2003, 02:52
Based on what aircraft. I'd like to see some stats.
http://www.af.mil/lib/nations/graphics/awac.jpg
Here is a pic. I couldn't find stats but I am offering at a reasonable price
Hmmm, didn't the Russians make a copy of the E-2C Hawkeye once? I saw a picture of this aircraft, but I can't remember it's name.....
Oh well, the A-50s that Dark Terror is offering you will be good enough to tackle the job. And I'm not really aware of any Russian made air refueling planes. Cause they didn't believe in air to air refueling on a large scale.
Although IIRC they did have some Su-24s that could refuel other planes....
Eastern Detroit
18-11-2003, 17:36
Ill sell you A-50's (Il-76 AWACS) for $60 mil each.
do they have milimeter band radar?
ah well. I'll take 4 of em for now.
United Elias
18-11-2003, 19:56
The Elias Aerospace Corporation in response to requirements from Elias National Airlines has released a new ultra efficient airliner that is intended to rpelace 767/Il-62/A300 type aircraft is military and civilian roles. The aircraft has been designed using incredibly advanced technology and includes greater use of composites than any other airliner to date.
The Elias Air FOrce is also inetnidng to purchase some aircfat to replace earlier E-3A AWACS and suppmlement the overstreched force of RC-135 Rivet Joints.
EA-372 'Global Liner'
Responding to the overwhelming preference of airlines around the world, including Elias Airlines Elias Aerospace has focused its new airplane product development efforts on the Stratoliner, a super-efficient airplane of size to replace the 767, Il-62 and Airbus A300.
Unparalleled Performance
In addition to bringing big-jet ranges to mid-size airplanes, the new airplane will provide airlines with unmatched fuel efficiency, resulting in exceptional environmental performance. The airplane will use 25-30% percent less fuel for comparable missions than any other wide body airplane. It will also travel at speeds similar to today’s fastest wide bodies, Mach 0.86.
Passengers will also see improvements with the new airplane, from an interior environment with higher humidity, larger windows and improved catering facilites and bathroom to increase comfort and convenience.
Advanced Technology
The key to this exceptional performance is a suite of new technologies being developed by EA and its subsidaries:
An open architecture system is at the heart of the systems, which is more simplified than today’s airplanes but offerd increased functionality. For example, an incorporating health-monitoring systems that will allow the airplane to self-monitor and report maintenance requirements to ground-based computer systems.
Another improvement in efficiency comes in the way the airplane is designed and built. New technologies and processes are in development to help EA and its subsidaires achieve unprecedented levels of performance at every phase of the program.
The 'Global Liner'is also the first airliner that is offered with a countermeasures suite to counter the rising threat of terrorist attacks using shoulder fired missiles.
Projected Specifications
Powerplants: 2 EPE-360UET High Bypass Turbofans each producing 68,400lb of Thrust.
Accomodation:
Flightcrew: 2
Passengers: Typical Three Class layout: 210
High Capacity, One Class: 340
Max Range (full load):
6,620 nautical miles (12,200 km)
Cross Section:
226 inches (574 centimeters)
Wing Span:
186 feet (57 meters)
Length:
182 feet (56 meters)
Cruise Speed:
Mach 0.86
Maximum Takeoff Weight:
408,800 lbs (185,400 kg)
Versions and Prices
EA-372A 'Global Liner' Airliner Version: 96 million each.
EA-372B 'Global Mover' Cargo Version, features rear and front cargo doors on side of airframe. 84 million each.
EA-372C 'Global Extender' Air to Air refuelling Version: 94 million each
Features six unpressurized integral-body fuel cells, three aft of the wing and three forward, all located in underdeck vented cavities. A crashworthy design makes use of keel beams and strategically placed energy absorption material to protect the tanks. Under-fuselage panels permit direct access to each cell for installation, removal, system inspection and maintenance and structural inspection. Total Fuel Cpaciy of 292,000 PoundsAll fuel is usable or transferable via either boom or probe and drogue refueling
EA-372D 'Watch Tower' AWACS Version: 116 million each
Features:
ERSS-44-7 Multi-role Electronically Scanned Array radar fitted above the rear fuselage of the aircraft. This is combined with an Open Systems Architecture mission system with eight common console stations for the mission crew, the radar itself features Long Range (420 nmi), 360 degree coverage in less than 10 seconds, Integrated IFF, Beam Steering, Interleaved multi-mode operation.
EA-372E 'Luxury Liner' VIP/Government Aircraft: 112 million each
Features: Accommodations include an executive suite consisting of a stateroom (with dressing room, lavatory and shower) and executive office. A conference/dining room is also available. Other separate accommodations are provided for guests, senior staff, and security personnel, and the news media. Two galleys provide up to 60 meals at one sitting. Six passenger lavatories, are provided as well as a rest area and mini-galley for the aircrew. The aircraft also has a compartment outfitted with medical equipment and supplies for minor medical emergencies. Heads of states and other decision-makers can conduct business anywhere around the world using improved telephones, satellites, television monitors, facsimiles and copy machines. Additional equipment includesmilitary navigation equipment, a military Identification Friend/Foe transponder, a UHF satellite communications radio, a secure voice and data transmission capability.
EA-372F 'Red Eye' Signals/Electronic Intelligence Aircraft: 136 million each
Features: Features of this aircraft are classified however it can be assumed that the sensors aboard this aircraft matches or exceeds tose on the RC-135. This aircraft will only be sold to nations considered as allies by UE[b]
Optional Equipment
Air to Air Refuelling Probe/receptacle (military versions only): +0.5 million
Flare/Chaff dispensers & full ECM suite : +2.0 million
Any Information not mentioned can be suppliedupon request.
Several Pictures of EA-372A in new Elias National Airlines blue and white livery:
http://www.angelfire.com/ns2/united_elias/7E7-1.JPG
http://www.angelfire.com/ns2/united_elias/7e7-2.JPG
http://www.angelfire.com/ns2/united_elias/7e7-3.JPG
http://www.angelfire.com/ns2/united_elias/7E7-4.JPG
Cockpit of the EA-372:
http://www.aerospace-technology.com/projects/boeing777/images/Boeing777_5.jpg
We reccomend these, much more modenr airframe, equipment etc
Well add millimeter band radar upon the customer request. The russian "E-2 copy" is the Yak-44E, which, upgraded, is our naval AWACS.
That's it!
http://legion.wplus.net/guide/air/m/yak44-1.jpg
I could build some of these for you for say......18 million each?
Eastern Detroit
19-11-2003, 16:26
I'll Take 4 Yak-44E's from you Bigmenistan
confirmed for 72 million.
Eastern Detroit
20-11-2003, 04:56
*money wired*
Eastern Detroit
20-11-2003, 04:56
*money wired*