SUKHOI SU-9 'FISHPOT-B'
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The Su-9 was the interceptor counterpart of gthe Su-7 'Fitter', serving exclusively with the Soviet PVO (air defence force). The tailed delta Su-9 was generally similar in configuration to the MiG-21, though larger and heavier.

This aircraft was never exported outside the Soviet Union, and saw active duty for only a brief period before other aircraft developments moved the Su-9 into second line service.

The Su-11 all-weather interceptor was a refinement of the Su-9 with a new engine, new radar and improved armament. The Sukhoi FISHPOT was withdrawn from Soviet service around 1980.

The Su-9 prototype was the T-3 experimental aircraft that had its maiden flight on May 26, 1956. About 1,000 Su-9s and a number of training two-seaters were produced until 1962. The Su-9 was added into the Soviet Air Defence Service inventory in October 1960 and remained in service until the end of 1970s. About 30 air regiments were armed with Su-9, including 3 regiments in Moscow Air Defence Region. The Su-9 took part in the U-2 USAF reconnaissance aircraft interception.



Countries of Origin: CIS (formerly USSR)
Similar Aircraft: MiG-21
Crew: one

Role: interceptor - air superiority

Armament : 4 x AA-1 'Alkali' air-air missiles

Engine: 1 * 9600kg Lyulka Al-7F

Wing Span: 8.43m
Length: 16.70m
Height:
Empty Weight: 8750kg
Max.Weight: 13500kg
Max. Speed: at 11000m - Mach 2.1(Clean), or Mach 1.3 with external stores.
Max.Ceiling: 16800m
Range: 930km

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MODEL
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Aircraft model, textures & flight model by Brett Hoskins. E-Mail:Brett Hoskins: b24j@hotmail.com

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PANEL
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The panel with this model was created specifically for the SU-9 by Erwin Welker. Many thanks
to Erwin for his excellent work.

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SOUND
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Sounds by Aaron R. Swindle.

ARSpilot@netscape.net

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*Soviet Mig-21 Soundpackage for FS2002 By Aaron R. Swindle, Skysong* *Soundworks. *
*All files are watermarked and encoded for I.D. 2/28/2002 *
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other acknowledgements : --

Lit engines and vapors fx
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by Graham of VB Planes. rps_viper@xtra.co.nz
The VB Planes website is http://flightsimmers.net/airbase/vbplanes/


Sonic bang effect
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Xmlsound gauge by Bill Morad. Sonic bang gauge by Manolo Machuca Medina.


Thanks to Nick Pipe, from his BAe SST I caught the idea to program this gauge. Thanks to Bill Morad for his xmlsound gauge.


Manolo Machuca Medina. Sevilla.
http://fly.to/ecocharlie

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Installation Instructions
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1. Extract all zip files to a TEMPORARY folder.
2. Place the contents of the zip into your main Flight Sim AIRCRAFT folder.
3. Move the contents of the Effects zip file to your Flight Sim EFFECTS folder.
4. Move the contents of the Gauges directory file to your Flight Sim GAUGES folder.

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Legal stuff.

No warranties are implied. Use at your own risk. I don't think it will
mess anything up, but sometimes you just never know.


I sincerely hope you enjoy this offering of the Sukhoi Su-9 'Fishpot-B'.


thank you

Brett Hoskins
b24j@hotmail.com

LEGAL INFORMATION:
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If this package is redistributed, all the files must be included in their original form.
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DO NOT include any of these files in any commercial package.

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