Tupolev Tu-141

The Tupolev M -141, and Tu -141 Strisch (Russian Стриж, swifts, NATO reporting name: unknown) was a drone for reconnaissance which was developed by OKB Tupolev. In 1975, the M -141 was provided by the Soviet forces into service and designated as WR -2. One of these drones is on display at the Central Museum of the Air Forces of the Russian Federation in Monino.

Specifications

  • Crew: unmanned
  • Start method: JATO (Start using auxiliary rocket ), landing by parachute
  • Engine: NR -17 turbojet engine
  • Wingspan: 3.0 m
  • Length: 7.3 m
  • Wing shape: low -mounted delta wing with rectangular wing tips, small canards, also with rectangular wing tips
  • Mass:
  • Load:
  • Take off weight:
  • Top speed 950 - 1100 km / h
  • Cruising speed:
  • Range: 1000 km
  • Flight height: 50 - 1.000 m
  • Ceiling: 1,000 m
  • Armament: none
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