D evelopment of the Ye-150, designed to carry the larger
K-7 missile on its clipped wing tips. The Ye-152A was fitted with two R-11F engines
because the R-15 was unavailable for some time, and was seen in Tushino in 1961, hence
the NATO code name.
| Technical data | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Type | Ye-152A | ||||||
| Function | fighter | ||||||
| Year | 1959 | ||||||
| Crew | 1 | ||||||
| Engines | 2* R-11F | ||||||
| Speed | 2500km/h | ||||||
| Ceiling | 21000m | ||||||
| Range | 2300km | Armament | |||||
| Missiles | 2*K-7 | ||||||
| Modified March 23, 1996
by Alexandre Savine; |
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