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Red Phoenix, 11.05.2012 07:50

Luna, some fast checking shows that the Yak-36s used R-27-300 engines. Dunno if accurate or not, though.


E. J. Luna, e-mail, 31.03.2008 03:08

He would be interesting to know with certainty which were the motors
used in the prototypes. they were Tumanskii R-11, R-13 or R-27? My
opinion is that the last one is turbofan and at the time of the Yak-36
they did not exist.


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