Talk:Sukhoi Su-47
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parachute to ecm? in one edit
editthis changed from parachute to ecm. Perhaps a user that is an "ECM-friend"? Anidaat (talk) 08:41, 27 July 2022 (UTC)
Location of Su-47
editIt appears that the internet, being the internet, has found the Su-47's current location. In google maps, inputting the global coordinates of "55.5709275 38.1457747" in Google maps results in location of what appears to be a scrapheap within the Zhukovsky international airport, where the distinct swept forwards wings show that, in fact, it is the Su-47. I know not why it would be within a scrap heap, but this does, at the very least, raise questions of the current status of the aircraft. It does appear to have been stripped of paint, so it seems it may be being scrapped. Someone should look into this. 74.114.86.60 (talk) 21:10, 1 February 2023 (UTC)
D-30F11 Thrust?
editAccording to this source, Military Turbojet/Turbofan Specifications (jet-engine.net), D-30F11 generates considerably less thrust than D-30F6. I edited the Article today to correct it, as it says the Su-47 uses D-30F6, which it does not. If anyone can find other sources that point to the thrust of D-30F11 it would be great.Sqrt(-1)magsqrt(-1)nary (talk) 03:15, 17 October 2023 (UTC)