Russian Su-57 Aircraft Thread (PAK-FA and IAF FGFA)

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I think 12 hardpoints ( 6 × internal, 6 × external) 10 t max weapond load i think internaly 2.2 t : 4x 500 kg + the 2 IR AAMs.

Internaly KAB-500, do 500 kg about
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Exist also KAB-1500, only for external HP Su-34 can host 3.

Normaly yes and we can noted disadvantage of weapons bays in tandem for AAMs number only 4 max 1 in 1/2 weapons bays, F-22 have 6
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In fact tandem configuration with 2 more small 1/2 weapons coz the tunnel btw engines is not important would prevent put AAMs AA-12 ofc in staggered, shifted, i think
 
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FORBIN said:
I think 12 hardpoints ( 6 × internal, 6 × external)
10 t max weapons load
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Air Force Brat said:
Well love number 9, and its just not very L/O so why not just carry two???
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In this case 4 FTs do 12000 l for 0.8 kg/l ... hummm possible o_O
Airliner manufacturers retain a density of jet fuel around 6.7 lb/USgal or 0.8 kg/l
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Typical configuration, load for ferry range the max range.

Meantime, i don't know exact load by HPs he have a total of 12, 6 externals 2 in more than the F-22 which have a payload of 9 tons inferior a bit but with only 4 ext HPs...so maybe the 2 more externals of the Su-57 can' t host 3000 l an other size 2000 l ? it is new we need to wait.
 
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kurutoga

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Can someone provide a definitive answer where the internal weapon bay is? Some suggest they are under the belly and the seams are the proof, however, do you know for sure or do you have photos the internal weapon bay is open?
 
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