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Yakovlev Yak-3

GENERAL DATA
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Fighter
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A.S. Yakovlev Design Bureau: Plant No.292 (Saratov), Plant No.31 (Tbilisi)
4848 (March 1944 – August 1946)
28 February 1943 (Yak-1M)
June 1944

 

Variants
Main production model.
Anti-tank version
Version built since the 1990s with an Allison V-1710 engine.
One aircraft used to evaluate the TK-3 turbosupercharger in July 1944 in the hopes of improving high-altitude performance.
Version with a Gloushko RD-1 booster rocket in the tail of the aircraft.
Reinforced version of 3 x 20 mm B20 cannon and 2 x UBS 12.7 mm machine guns
High-Altitude version
Anti-tank version with 20 mm or 37 mm gun, one tested with a 57 mm gun
Version with Vk107 engine and compressor.
All-metal version and ASh-82FN engine
Yak-3U produced after 1991 in Orenburg (RUS) with a Pratt & Whitney radial engine.
Yak-3U modified in two-seater trainer, with a Shvetsov ASh-21 engine. It became the prototype of the Yak-11.
Vk107 engine, one hundred copies
Vk108 engine, maximum speed 745 km/h

 

DIMENSIONS
8.5 m
2346 kg
9.2 m
2550 kg
2.38 m
2697 kg
14.85m²
181.279 kg/m²

 

ARMAMENT
1 × 20 mm (0.8 in) ShVAK cannon
1 x 150
2 x 12.7 mm Berezin UBS MG
2 x 170
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(*) firing through propelle hub, (**) synchronized in the upper nose fuselage

POWERPLANT
1 × Klimov VK-105PF2
V-12 liquid-cooled, 35.101 L
1290 hp
505.88 hp / ton *
408 L

(*) with loaded weight

mPERFORMANCES
646 km/h at 4100 m
? km/h
? km/h
10400 m
21.66 m/s
550 km (Combat), 815 km

(*) vitesse de décrochage (décollage/atterrissage)

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