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MIG-21 (NOT FLYWORTHY)
| crew | 1 |
| length | 15.76 m |
| span | 7.15 m |
| height | 4.10 m |
| Wing area | 22.95 m² |
| Wing extension | 2.23 |
| Wing loading | minimal: 217 kg / m² maximum: 376 kg / m² |
| Empty mass | 4870 kg |
| normal starting mass | 7110 kg |
| Max. Starting mass | 8625 kg |
| Fuel supply | internal: 2470 l external: 490 l |
| Top speed | 2125 km / h (at an altitude of 12,500 m) |
| March speed | 1100 km / h |
| Landing speed | 260-270 km / h |
| Rate of climb | 130 m / s |
| Service summit height | 17,500 m |
| Range | normal: 1300 km maximum: 1640 km |
| Take-off runway | 800 m |
| Landing taxiway | with umbrella: 550 m without umbrella: 1100 m |
| Engine (here for NVA) | a Turbojet Tumanski R-11 F-300 |
| Thrust | with afterburner: 57.48 kN without afterburner: 38.25 kN |
| Thrust-to-weight ratio | maximum: 1.18 minimal: 0.68 |
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MiG-21 drawing with dimensions
MiG-21 in Czechoslovakia
The MiG-21 fighter entered the Czechoslovak Air Force on the basis of the plan of air force development until 1960. In the late 50s of the 20th century, this type was selected as a counterweight to the F-104 Starfighter, which the German Luftwaffe in the early 60s of the 20th century. planned to put into service. After a bilateral agreement with the Soviet Union, serial production of the MiG-21F-13 version began at the Aero Vodochody factory. As part of the agreement, 4 MiG-21F-13s were disassembled from the USSR in disassembled condition and one sample unit as a whole. These machines were to be used to gain the necessary experience associated with production processes and maintenance. The first Czechoslovak serial piece had the serial number 360101 and was manufactured in 1963. The aircraft was assigned to the airport Mladá u Milovic in the autumn of 1963. Production was terminated in Vodochody on June 17, 1972, when the last machine with serial number 261114 was flown. production company produced 195 aircraft.
Parameter:
MiG-21F (product 72) / MiG-21F13 (product 74)
MiG-21M (Product 96)
MiG-21MF (Product 96F)
MiG-21SPS / SPS-K (product 94 / 94K)
crew
1
length
15.76 m
13.85 m
span
7.15 m
height
4.10 m
4.12 m
4.13 m
Wing area
22.95 m²
23.00 m²
22.95 m²
Wing extension
2.23
2.22
2.23
Wing loading
minimal: 217 kg / m²
maximum: 376 kg / m²
minimal: 259 kg / m²
maximum: 409 kg / m²
minimal: 261 kg / m²
nominal: 357 kg / m²
maximum: 409 kg / m²
maximum: 339 kg / m²
Empty mass
4870 kg
5950 kg
6000 kg
5411 kg
normal starting mass
7110 kg
8950 kg
8200 kg
7575 kg
Max. Starting mass
8625 kg
9400 kg
9080 kg
Fuel supply
internal: 2470 l
external: 490 l
normal: 2650 l
maximum 4070 l
normal: 2750 l
Top speed
2125 km / h (at an altitude of 12,500 m)
2230 km / h (at an altitude of 11,000 m)
1100 km / h (at sea level)
2230 km / h (at an altitude of 11,000 m)
1300 km / h (at sea level)
2175 km / h
March speed
1100 km / h
1200 km / h
1250 km / h
Landing speed
260-270 km / h
270 km / h
230 km / h
Rate of climb
130 m / s
k. A.
180 m / s
210 m / s
Service summit height
17,500 m
18,500 m
19,000 m
19,900 m
Range
normal: 1300 km
maximum: 1640 km
normal: 1100 km
maximum: 1800 km
normal: 1370 km
maximum: 1800 km
Take-off runway
800 m
850-1350 m
Landing taxiway
with umbrella: 550 m
without umbrella: 1100 m
550 m
420-500 m
Engine (here for NVA)
a Turbojet Tumanski R-11 F-300
a Turbojet Tumanski R-11-F2SK-300
or after conversion 1 × R-13-300
a Turbojet Tumanski R- 13-300
a Turbojet Tumanski R-11-F2S-300
Thrust
with afterburner: 57.48 kN
without afterburner: 38.25 kN
with afterburner: 60.60 kN
without afterburner: 38.30 kN
with afterburner: 60.70 kN
without afterburner: 40.30 kN
with afterburner: 56.40 kN
without afterburner: 42.25 kN
Thrust-to-weight ratio
maximum: 1.18
minimal: 0.68
maximum: 1.04
minimal: 0.66
maximum: 1.03
nominal: 0.75
minimal: 0.66
minimal: 0.74
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