ED Team Laivynas Posted October 29, 2008 ED Team Posted October 29, 2008 Убрал. Best Regards, Dmitry. "Чтобы дойти до цели, надо прежде всего идти." © О. Бальзак
Kola Posted October 30, 2008 Posted October 30, 2008 что убрали то? :) страничка про сравнение уродская, капец Необходима более другая техника.
ED Team Chizh Posted October 30, 2008 ED Team Posted October 30, 2008 да, хочу почитать нормальный правдивый отчет от визита ми28 к шведам, уж больно мифов много на этот счет. Отчет ты вряд ли где увидишь, а вот статью журналиста Роберта Хьюсона в оригинале смотри ниже. The AH-64A Apache - A Swedish perspective Since 1988 the Swedish army has operated two companies of what it refers to as 'anti-tank' helicopters - 20 MBB BO 105CBs (local designation Hkp 9A) equipped with the Emerson Heli-TOW system. In March 1995 the Chief of the Army requested the Director of Army Aviation to undertake a technical demonstration programme of a dedicated attack helicopter. In 1996 Sweden was facing a major defence review and the army felt the time was at hand to evaluate its requirement for, and the benefits of, a modern multi-role attack helicopter. A list of potential types was drawn up for evaluation, including the MDH AH-64A Apache, Bell AH-1W Super Cobra, Agusta A 129 Mangusta, Eurocopter Tiger, Atlas/Denel CSH-2 Rooivalk, Mil Mi-28 'Havoc' and Kamov Ka-50 'Hokum'. The primary purpose of the evaluation was to determine how aircraft would perform in a Swedish environment, so the army insisted that its pilots be trained to fly each type under evaluation, and act as systems operators/gunners. Aircraft had to be available for evaluation in mid-1995, undertake live weapons firings and require a minimum of operating/ support costs. The choice was narrowed to the AH-64A and Mi-28. The Swedes recognised that one was a mature system and the other still in the early stages of development, but were interested in examining the two completely different design philosophies and doctrines behind the Apache and the 'Havoc'. Planning for the four-week evaluation began in April/May 1995. Upon arrival in Sweden the aircraft would self-deploy to the Northern Military District to undertake tactical missions and live-firing exercises. This would be followed by air-to-air target firing and tactical missions in the Central and Southern Military Districts. As a result, each aircraft would be exposed to the full range of Swedish geography and climate. The Swedish Defence Material Administration (FMV) and the United States Army Security Command, with the support of the Swedish Army Aviation Centre and McDonnell Douglas Helicopters, agreed to supply two USAREUR AH-64As, then stationed in Hanau. A Swedish crew was trained by MDH at Mesa to fly the Apache and operate its systems. A team of Swedish tactical advisors travelled to Ft Rucker to undertake detailed mission planning. The two Apaches (86-9029/86-9033) were flown from Germany by a mixed US/Swedish crew, arriving at the 2nd Army Aviation Battalion in Linkoping on 12 August 1995. The Apaches were scheduled to undertake a range of tactical scenarios, including operational redeployment between military districts, avoiding enemy fighter aircraft, engagement of enveloping forces, deep strike operations, operations in the Swedish archipelago, engagement of enemy air assault forces, delaying operations against mechanised forces, and supporting attacking armoured forces. Swedish terrain, tactics and military posture mean that standard US operational procedures, such as artillery and air support, were impossible. The Swedes learned that the Apache had the flexibility to operate throughout the country and could be redeployed over substantial distances while still carrying an effective weapons load. Even without the use of EW systems, the Apaches avoided the JA 37 Viggens of F21 Wing, which were hunting them during their redeployments. In the event, missions were not flown at night, although the Swedes recognise that night operations are preferable, indeed essential, in their Arctic environments (in northern Sweden six months of the year are spent in almost permanent darkness). The autonomous nature of AH-64A operations stretched Sweden's (substantial) C3 network and highlighted the need for an improved communications fit on the aircraft. The Apache's radios are not compatible with Swedish radio systems. Two days of maritime operations with navy and marine units in the archipelago proved that the Apache was very vulnerable on the outer coastline and needed the shelter of the inner archipelago to protect it from hostile fire. However, the Marines were impressed by the AH-64A and thought that the Apache could play an important role in supporting (or repelling) amphibious attacks. Furthermore, the Hellfire missile (Rb 17) is already in service as a coastal defence weapon in Sweden and is compatible with the Apache's own weapons. During a simulated air drop by an air force Hercules, the Apaches 'shot down' the aircraft using Hellfire. During anti-armour missions the Apache proved to be far superior to Sweden's existing Hkp 9As. Air-to-air trials were conducted against towed targets at the Swedish Anti-Aircraft School, Vaddo. The targets were 'cold' (with no IR signature, perhaps not the most realistic simulation) and the FLIR and DVO were unable to acquire them within the prevailing safety limits. When the gun did lock-up a target the autotracking system failed and no direct hits were ever made on any target. Live-firing trials were limited to the Apache's rocket system, as Sweden already has the Hellfire in service (as a coastal defence missile) and is familiar with its performance. There were also cost and safety factors in this decision. A manual rocket firing was made and the rockets missed the target area by several hundred meters. A total of 99 hours was flown by the two aircraft during the four-week evaluation. During that time, there were periods when one or both AH-64As were unserviceable. The Apaches suffered from software problems in the FCC and badly maintained rocket pods; an APU clutch had to be changed, a TV camera had to be replaced, a laser unit had to be replaced, several bulbs had to be changed, one gun suffered a hardware failure and rotors needed repairing. As a result, five of the planned 20 missions were cancelled due to technical problems. Additional missions were also cancelled to allow ground crews more time to prepare for weapons tests. The Apache's navigation and fire control systems suffered several problems. Co-ordinates in latitudes higher than 65°N could not be entered and, as a result, planned night attack missions were not flown. A single Mi-28 was supplied by Rosvoorouzhenie to the FMV under a contract signed in August 1995. The evaluation helicopter (Mi-28 prototype 042) was airlifted by II-76 to Lulea on 7 October 1995. Using Mi-24s and Mi-28s in Moscow, the Swedes had trained one test pilot and two service pilots to fly the Mi-28. Swedish personnel ultimately flew as weapons systems operators during the evaluation, and not as command pilots (the Mi-28 does not have dual controls). Since the Russian pilot was not a fluent English speaker, all operational missions were tightly pre-briefed and flown with a translator airborne in another aircraft. The Mi-28 flew a number of tactical missions that mirrored the Apache programme. The Swedish evaluation found that the sighting system worked well and was easy to use, even in the hands of an inexperienced crew. The Mi-28 was rated as highly survivable, with good ballistic protection for the crew and with an extensive onboard RWR and ECM system. The MMI (Man Machine Interface/ergonomics) of the Mi-28 was generally good and will be improved. The aircraft handled well, although crews had some reservations about their early production standard aircraft in this area. Current production Mi-28s are completely lacking in any nightfighting capability. Mil is working to remedy this problem with the much improved Mi-28N, which has been compared (perhaps over-optimistically) to the AH-64D. The official Swedish Army Aviation Centre report on the evaluation stated that the Mi-28's weapons accuracy was "good and astonishingly repeatable," particularly taking into account the range of firing parameters and poor weather conditions. Both 9M1154Shturmand 9M120 Ataka guided missiles were fired against stationary targets (to a maximum range of 4680 m/15,354 ft, with the Mi-28 flying at 200 km/h, 124 mph IAS), with 1-m (3.3-ft) accuracy. Rockets were found to be accurate up to a range of 4000m (13,123ft), with 35 hits registered from 40 firings. Four unexploded rockets were later found and questions were raised about the production quality and safety standards of Russian ammunition. Gun firings were unsuccessful due to bad boresighting. The Mi-28 was flown for a total of 30 hours, never failed to undertake a mission, and experienced the minimum of technical snags. On one occasion an engine automatically throttled back The AH-64A maintained its reputation as an complex and effective aircraft during the Swedish army aviation evaluation. after plume ingestion from a rocket firing. This was a safety measure which performed as expected, and the aircraft was ready for flight within an hour, to resume firing tests. The aircraft also experienced a failure of the flare dispenser. The Swedish opinion of the Mi-28 was that it was a robust and reliable helicopter well-suited to field conditions. Reservations were expressed about the classification and standards of its electrical system and some design features. Integration of the required modern avionics would require additional electronic shielding and filtering. Availability of the necessary specifications, airworthiness certification, technical manuals and maintenance documentation was an unknown. The evaluation of the AH-64A concluded that it was a highly-complex aircraft, requiring a well-trained and co-ordinated crew. Successful missions demanded an intensive level of mission planning. Its onboard systems allowed detection of targets, by day and night, at ranges meeting all Swedish requirements. A large proportion of Swedish wartime personnel are drawn from a (trained) conscript force, who were deemed to be capable of supporting Apache operations. The attack helicopter demonstration programme to date has provided much first-hand experience and broadened the Swedish understanding of modern attack helicopter operations. The programme will continue through to 1999/2000, with a view to presenting a final proposal, prior to the next major Parliamentary defence review in 2001. An AH-64D Longbow Apache evaluation will take place during that timeframe. A Eurocopter Tiger evaluation was scheduled for February 1997. Robert Hewson Единственный урок, который можно извлечь из истории, состоит в том, что люди не извлекают из истории никаких уроков. (С) Джордж Бернард Шоу
ljekio ulmar Posted October 30, 2008 Posted October 30, 2008 Chizh, спасибо и извинения, что заставил проделать лишние движения. поиск меня как раз привел опять на этот форум и на эту цитату за 2006 г.
Redav Posted October 30, 2008 Posted October 30, 2008 что убрали то? :) страничка про сравнение уродская, капец Какое ЗДЕСЬ может быть сравнение? Тема заявлена про другое... Про Ка-50, Ка-52, Ми-28Н здесь на форуме уже несколько тем, но постоянно начинается попытки сравнить, а они как показывает опыт заканчиваются склокой. Оно нашей армии надо? Принято "нейтральное" решение, машины проходят испытания... Считаю не надо "раскачивать лодку" и "мутить воду", если фирмы заключили "мирный договор". Laivynas :thumbup:
ПЗ Posted November 7, 2008 Posted November 7, 2008 Хм… Занятная статья. The targets were 'cold' (with no IR signature, perhaps not the most realistic simulation) and the FLIR and DVO were unable to acquire them within the prevailing safety limits. When the gun did lock-up a target the autotracking system failed and no direct hits were ever made on any target. A manual rocket firing was made and the rockets missed the target area by several hundred meters. The Apaches suffered from software problems in the FCC and badly maintained rocket pods; an APU clutch had to be changed, a TV camera had to be replaced, a laser unit had to be replaced, several bulbs had to be changed, one gun suffered a hardware failure and rotors needed repairing. As a result, five of the planned 20 missions were cancelled due to technical problems Однако…. The Mi-28 flew a number of tactical missions that mirrored the Apache programme. The Swedish evaluation found that the sighting system worked well and was easy to use, even in the hands of an inexperienced crew. Mi-28's weapons accuracy was "good and astonishingly repeatable," particularly taking into account the range of firing parameters and poor weather conditions. Both 9M1154Shturmand 9M120 Ataka guided missiles were fired against stationary targets (to a maximum range of 4680 m/15,354 ft, with the Mi-28 flying at 200 km/h, 124 mph IAS), with 1-m (3.3-ft) accuracy. Rockets were found to be accurate up to a range of 4000m (13,123ft), with 35 hits registered from 40 firings.
swu Posted November 7, 2008 Posted November 7, 2008 (edited) а сколько в россии ка-50 и летчиков способных летать на них? Edited November 7, 2008 by swu WR=012=SWU
022 Posted November 7, 2008 Posted November 7, 2008 а сколько в россии ка-50 и летчиков способных летать на ней? Судя по обилию знатоков, не менее половины российского интернета состоит из летчиков, способных летать на Ка-50. 1
022 Posted November 8, 2008 Posted November 8, 2008 самокритично высказались :) Не, я не самоубийца, так что меня к пилотам Ка-50 относить не надо.
Jameson Posted November 9, 2008 Posted November 9, 2008 (edited) Сейчас была передача "Авиаторы" - рассказывали про авиационное оружие. Там был и Ка-50 со своей пушкой. прицел из кабины показали -прямо как в игре ,и так-же съехал на бок от скольжения :) Но вот что интересно, там мелькнул Ка-50 у которого был какой-то кожух на автомате перекоса и втулке винта.. интересно что это было? Не говоря уже про тот Ка-50 с шышкой на носу.. Шо это? Радар, или Меркурий? :) Edited November 9, 2008 by Jameson
Jameson Posted November 9, 2008 Posted November 9, 2008 Не, я не самоубийца, так что меня к пилотам Ка-50 относить не надо. По-моему, с таким мнением лучше вообще на вертолете(любом) в бой не попадать. Лонгбоу апач рулит. Ну, пока ему РПГ или Стрелу не покажут. :)
ljekio ulmar Posted November 9, 2008 Posted November 9, 2008 Не, я не самоубийца, так что меня к пилотам Ка-50 относить не надо значит ли эта фраза, что все пилоты ка-50 попадают в категорию самоубийц, по вашему?
022 Posted November 9, 2008 Posted November 9, 2008 значит ли эта фраза, что все пилоты ка-50 попадают в категорию самоубийц, по вашему? C учетом двух погибших Героев на 15 машин, то да.
ljekio ulmar Posted November 9, 2008 Posted November 9, 2008 тогда не мелочитесь и всех испытателей туда запишите скорей.
Jameson Posted November 9, 2008 Posted November 9, 2008 C учетом двух погибших Героев на 15 машин, то да. все были бы такие пугливые -мировой авиапарк был бы куда беднее..
Geen Posted November 9, 2008 Posted November 9, 2008 тогда не мелочитесь и всех испытателей туда запишите скорей. Испытатели - это вообще не люди - у людей не бывает столько мужества :)
Redav Posted November 9, 2008 Posted November 9, 2008 C учетом двух погибших Героев на 15 машин, то да. Про Ми-26 нет желания расказать как его побыстроиу в войска пропихнули, кто "самоубийцей" стал и благодоря кому?
Ivan16 Posted November 9, 2008 Posted November 9, 2008 Про Ми-26 нет желания расказать как его побыстроиу в войска пропихнули, кто "самоубийцей" стал и благодоря кому? во во. А на Миг15 разбился Гагарин! Вот он!!! Самолет-убийца героя всего человечества!!!!! Хватайте его!!!! http//wiki.eagle.ru
022 Posted November 10, 2008 Posted November 10, 2008 тогда не мелочитесь и всех испытателей туда запишите скорей. Если бы эти летчики погибли бы при проведении летных испытаний, то тогда Ваш упрек был бы справедлив. Но оба вертолета со своими пилотами погибли при выполнении , хотя и сложного, но многократно ранее выполняемого пилотажа в процессе подготовки к показушным выступлениям.
Jameson Posted November 10, 2008 Posted November 10, 2008 Угу, нарушив писанные кровью инструкции. А вот недавно о Львове истребитель в толпу въехал -там не пилоты погибли.. тоже спишем? А сколько Ми-8 гробанулось? Воообще ,нет ничего надежнее хорошей деревянной дубинки. Но от современного оружия никто не отказываетя почему-то..
Redav Posted November 10, 2008 Posted November 10, 2008 (edited) Если бы ... :mad: Решили ради красного словца на могилы погибших поплевать :mad: Оно надо устраивать свару в поисках ответа чьи испытателе святей всех святых? :mad: :mad: Если... хор-р-рошее слово (с) Edited November 10, 2008 by Redav
022 Posted November 12, 2008 Posted November 12, 2008 :mad: Решили ради красного словца на могилы погибших поплевать :mad: Оно надо устраивать свару в поисках ответа чьи испытателе святей всех святых? :mad: :mad: Если... хор-р-рошее слово (с) Не ищите смысла в моих словах иного, чем в них заложено. Если оба вертолета после многократного повторения пройденного вдруг "взбрыкнули" так, что опытнейшие пилоты не смогли ничего сделать, то разве тень от этого события падает на пилотов? У нас, похожим образом, при возвращении на аэродром разбился на Ми-34 Борис Савинов. После этого в конструкцию вертолета были внесены существенные изменения, для предотвращения подобных происшествий. Но когда сначала разбивается опытная машина, а потом и серийная, причем аналогичным образом, это говорит только о том, что конструкторами, после первой катастрофы, не все было сделано, для недопущения повторения их в дальнейшем. А судя по тому, что пилотаж, выполнвшийся ларюшиным более никто не повторяет, то я предполагаю, что вместо внесения соответствующих доработок, конструктора ограничились внесение эксплуатационных запретов.
Alta Posted November 12, 2008 Posted November 12, 2008 А вот недавно о Львове истребитель в толпу въехал -там не пилоты погибли.. Да... печальная история. Мужиков выпустилили выполнять пилотаж на низкой высоте без предварительного облета территории. Что самое интересное... Виноваты были устроители шоу и прочие генералы, а засудили летчиков...
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