Yak-130 will turn into a shock drone

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Advisor to the First Deputy Head of KRET Vladimir Mikheev said that the Yak-130 combat training aircraft could become a strike drone, whose capabilities will surpass the American MQ-9 Reaper.



“Despite its small size, the upgraded Yak-130 can effectively solve a whole range of attack aircraft and fourth-generation multi-role fighters. At the same time, its application will be much more effective from the point of view of economy and unpretentiousness in basing. The elements of the Yak-130 are not only the fight against terrorism and gangs, but also the war with modern combat units. The capabilities of the new radar and sighting system will allow the aircraft to strike blows without entering the zone of the enemy's air defense, ”he said. "Russian newspaper".

At the moment, the company's employees are working on new equipment for the aircraft: an optical-electronic sighting and navigation complex and a radar station, which will be controlled by a single on-board computer capable of using high-precision anti-tank missiles, as well as means of defeating air targets of medium and short range. Airborne radar can detect targets at a great distance and direct air-to-surface and air-to-air missiles at them, which brings the characteristics of the Yak-130 to the capabilities of the Su-25 attack aircraft, and in some cases even to the multi-purpose Su-30CM.

In addition, according to Mikheev, the development of an unmanned version is possible - the concern has all the necessary groundwork for this, however, significant changes in onboard electronics will be required.

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  1. +20
    22 September 2015 10: 41
    I already wrote many times that this plane still shows itself, on the good side.
    1. +8
      22 September 2015 10: 44
      Quote: Observer2014
      I already wrote many times that this plane still shows itself, on the good side.

      I also like him very much .... He has a great future, I think!
    2. +3
      22 September 2015 10: 49
      But don’t you tell me, is there a development scheme for using it in the mode of a pack of hounds when a flock of drones is controlled from a base aircraft, for example, a drone, within the radio horizon? So, the noise immunity of the control channel will be much higher than driving the signal through satellites. And control can be carried out with the highest overloads, the pilots are on the sidelines, but not far. Not?
      1. +4
        22 September 2015 11: 54
        Something is too much piled on one unarmored subsonic aircraft. Here is the "tank" Su-25, here is the heavy Su-30SM - everything is dumped in a heap. First, to satisfy the need for TRAINING aircraft. How many of them are required in the VAUL? To remind you that under the USSR L-29 and L-39 also flew in DOSAAF? How many now ?
        1. -3
          22 September 2015 14: 19
          then there were no modern flight simulators. therefore, a lot of training aircraft were required. Now training, in many ways, is virtual.
          1. -4
            22 September 2015 18: 58
            Quote: Vanya Ivanov
            then there were no modern flight simulators. therefore, a lot of training aircraft were required. Now training, in many ways, is virtual.

            Are you probably a game champion? A little to meet with the real champion?
    3. +2
      22 September 2015 12: 38
      Quote: Observer2014
      I already wrote many times that this plane still shows itself, on the good side.

      It looks like here he was the first heavy combat UAV to be bunged. good This is a buzz. I would also like to learn something from projects like SKAT. hi
      1. 0
        23 September 2015 11: 08
        I would like to.
        But while there is no stamp ...
        It is a pity that he can not carry the RVVSD R-77, only the R-73. There would be an additional option. And so - instead of risking a life on a theater pilot a very good car, the operator will be in Moscow, sitting in the kompyru, de facto, playing.
        And technically, it’s easy to turn into UAVs.
  2. +7
    22 September 2015 10: 41
    Original! A good variant of a successful aircraft. Another argument in favor of the fact that "undernourished" design bureaus can be no less (Yakovlev) than "overfed" ones.
  3. +2
    22 September 2015 10: 45
    I hope that an excellent UAV will come out of the Yak-130!
    1. +3
      22 September 2015 10: 52
      The Yak-130 may become a shock drone, the capabilities of which will surpass the American MQ-9 Reaper.
      And what fuel does Amer work on ??? And how will he be any better ??? And when will he be ???
  4. 0
    22 September 2015 10: 45
    More drones are good and different!
  5. +3
    22 September 2015 10: 45
    And the casket just opened ... no need to invent a wheel
    1. 0
      22 September 2015 13: 35
      Quote: vkl-47
      And the casket just opened ... no need to invent a wheel

      Always surprised too. Nah ... uh-uh, what for to invent L.A from scratch just because it's a drone? Plug the remote control system into your existing car and that's it. Plus, the car will show everything it is capable of without the "fragile" human filling.
  6. 0
    22 September 2015 10: 47
    Very good news. Especially about the non-pilot version.
    1. avt
      +2
      22 September 2015 11: 47
      Quote: Vovochka15
      Very good news. Especially about the non-pilot version.

      Nonsense, and complete! Why make a drone from a particular aircraft ?????
      Quote: Bison
      We have a shortage of modern training aircraft.
      And this one is not just designed for use with a pilot - it's a spark.
      Remodeling it is expensive. And using it as it is is not very effective.

      Not that it’s not effective - natural wrecking! negative It looks more like a heavy drone cannot be made stupidly. Announced the MiG at one time at MAKS tailless, immediately intercepted Po in the "Sukhoi" budget line and ....... the guys overstrained the campaign - they swallowed more than they could digest and now they can't give out shit to the campaign - just constipation with a heavy shock drone, these runs and went about reworking a normally flying serial airplane by homemade ones.
      1. +1
        22 September 2015 13: 18
        Quote: avt
        Nonsense, and complete! Why make a drone from a particular aircraft ?????

        Support.
        Here the theme is this: a number of countries cannot buy drone UAVs, probably a kind of tandem is considered here, the combined use of UAVs, detection and target designation. And the YAK-130 as a weapon carrier.
      2. 0
        22 September 2015 13: 37
        Quote: avt
        Nonsense, and complete! Why make a drone from a particular aircraft ?????

        Why nonsense? Your arguments are somehow unconvincing. Justify.
        1. 0
          22 September 2015 14: 01
          Ali's bike is not for you to judge, but it was infa that in the 90s Iraq under Sadam bought game consoles, playstation or another manufacturer. For the sake of microchips and software. The meaning of installation on airplanes that he had 21 and 23. Turning them into a kind of UAV, kamikaze. But there are all sorts of agreements on armament. Of course, the "shop" was covered. There are a lot of legal subtleties as it will be considered.
          And as for the MIG-23, I’ll say it was the case that the pilot ejected and the plane flew across Europe, the same thing happened with the Yak-38 (28?), It also flew a lot.
          1. avt
            +1
            22 September 2015 16: 44
            Quote: marshes
            You don’t have to judge a bike, but there was infa that in the 90s Iraq bought a game console, a playstation or another manufacturer under Saddam. For the sake of microchips and software. The meaning of installing it on planes is that it had 21 and 23. Turning them into a kind of UAV, kamikaze.

            I won’t say for Saddam, but with such things - to make a flying, guided bomb out of a production aircraft, we dabbled at the beginning of World War II and the Angles at the same time. Nothing good came of it. Puseps seems to be flying as a tester on such a TB-3, asking him not to grab control during take-off and landing, while Kennedy’s older brother seems to have died in self-explosion - he lifted the car.
      3. 0
        22 September 2015 15: 03
        Quote: avt
        Why make a drone from a particular aircraft ?????

        A drone, in the event of a defeat by the Air Force or Air Defense, will not carry the pilot into the coffin. The most expensive are people. A drone can be reproduced, a person - no.
        1. avt
          -1
          22 September 2015 16: 16
          Quote: Bison
          A drone can be reproduced, a person - no.

          And I did not know that! wassat laughing And now again specifically
          Quote: avt
          Why make a drone from a particular aircraft ?????
          The key word for you to answer is
          Quote: avt
          specific
  7. +2
    22 September 2015 10: 49
    It is unlikely that the Yak-130 will be operated as a drone.
    We have a shortage of modern training aircraft.
    And this one is not just designed for use with a pilot - it's a spark.
    Remodeling it is expensive. And using it as it is is not very effective.
    1. +1
      22 September 2015 11: 11
      Quote: Bison
      It is unlikely that the Yak-130 will be operated as a drone.
      We have a shortage of modern training aircraft.
      And this one is not just designed for use with a pilot - it's a spark.
      Remodeling it is expensive. And using it as it is is not very effective.

      Well, yes.
      Huge plans, let's see what burns out.
      In general, it scares me when our plans are invented. 90% as a rule fades away, only annoyance remains.
      By the way, and by the same principle it is impossible to convert the MiG-35 or Su-32 into drones ??
      1. 0
        22 September 2015 12: 28
        Now, the equipment allows making any aircraft unmanned (simplified radio-controlled aircraft models have existed for a long time). But, the geometry, mass, of an aircraft originally designed for other purposes, does not always allow you to take advantage of the capabilities available for a drone (for example, it can withstand loads that are significantly higher than those that a pilot can withstand).
    2. +1
      22 September 2015 12: 52
      Quote: Bison
      It is unlikely that the Yak-130 will be operated as a drone.

      bully Why redo it, just a successful glider with improvements will be used for an unmanned project. Why not use an excellent base for various modifications and types?

      Although I would take even the obsolete, but time-tested gliders Yak-7 or Yak-9 or La-5, using new materials, an engine, telemetry, weapons, I gave a second life in an unmanned version.
  8. 0
    22 September 2015 10: 52
    this is a real step into the future, a breakthrough. pilot on the ground with a cup of coffee and all to ruin!
  9. +2
    22 September 2015 10: 54
    An interesting approach - let's see what happens. And Yaki, whoever cherishes them, will always remain one of the best and most beautiful aircraft.
  10. 0
    22 September 2015 10: 55
    But there really is a reserve for this aircraft and there is no need to invent a stool when a decent chair is a super idea.
  11. +4
    22 September 2015 11: 02
    As a drone, I am confused by the size (although, to be honest, I don't know the size of the MQ-9 Reaper) and the RCS of the machine. For operations in conditions of strong air defense, the glider must still be created using stealth technologies. In the case of use against irregular formations ("partisans"), yes, in terms of price-quality ratio, the cost of operating the machine will be in demand.
  12. +3
    22 September 2015 11: 15
    You can immediately see which expert advisor this is. A jet will outperform a turboprop. How can he even compare them? Much in common with Yak?
    1. +1
      22 September 2015 11: 21
      Despite the fact that the Yak-130 is a subsonic aircraft, it is compared.
  13. +1
    22 September 2015 11: 19
    Yak -130 produced 80 units and let them be mass produced and modernized to the maximum.
  14. +1
    22 September 2015 11: 41
    Yak-130 and as a training and as an attack aircraft and as a drone will be in demand.
    Beautiful and healthy bird.
  15. +1
    22 September 2015 11: 42
    Interesting! - how many hours can it be in the air? -, and at what distance can he fly away from the base?
    1. +1
      22 September 2015 12: 01
      The manned Yak has a range of up to 1300 km. In conditions without a pilot use case, the installation of additional fuel tanks in the vacant space can reach 2000 km. Of course, this is not an option of the American MQ-9 Reaper, designed for many hours of barging over a specific area in order to search for and hit a target at the operator’s command. The yak will be used as a strike unit, according to the explored target.
  16. 0
    22 September 2015 12: 01
    Good aircraft, high-quality video, I recommend to watch! Thanks a lot to the designers!
  17. +2
    22 September 2015 12: 56
    Quote: Alexander Romanov
    And what fuel does Amer work on ??? And how will he be any better ??? And when will he be ???

    I’ve been saying for a long time - why come up with bicycles, if gliders and engines are already there, even weapons are already there, then why not just like Americans to push brains and control systems there ... UA-10 based on the good old A-10 thunderball .. . 2 years as already flies ...
    1. 0
      22 September 2015 14: 59
      Why not cram ... Because the USA has a lot of these attack aircraft, because they are relatively cheap - old. Our situation is different.
  18. +1
    22 September 2015 13: 07
    And it’s not cheaper to remake the Yak 152, and 130 to supply for training.
    1. 0
      22 September 2015 13: 21
      Quote: keel 31
      And it’s not cheaper to remake the Yak 152, and 130 to supply for training.

      For UAVs, a pushing screw is preferred. That would place electronic equipment in front.
      1. +1
        22 September 2015 13: 51
        Quote: marshes
        Quote: keel 31
        And it’s not cheaper to remake the Yak 152, and 130 to supply for training.

        For UAVs, a pushing screw is preferred. That would place electronic equipment in front.

        You can do the same to take out the camera bottom and top. Electronics in place of the pilots. hi
  19. 0
    22 September 2015 13: 19
    according to the wiki, it has a range of 1680 km. without hanging tanks how can it be controlled at such a distance ???
    1. 0
      22 September 2015 13: 41
      Quote: Delorian
      according to the wiki, it has a range of 1680 km. without hanging tanks how can it be controlled at such a distance ???

      what maybe on the principle of a relay? Through other UAVs they transmit to each other, or via satellites, probes, etc. But the range does not mean that he must fly this distance straight, he will circle over a given territory
  20. -2
    22 September 2015 14: 37
    I consider plans to make a UAV out of an excellent manned aircraft no more than a PR of YAK and its associates to squeeze extra money from the budget. And her, the company, can be understood because after the completion of the development of this aircraft, hundreds of workers of design and test services remain out of work, and they somehow need to be kept at the company and at the same time sometimes even fed. Therefore, the media are filled with speeches by the heads of many defense industry companies who beat themselves in the wide chest promising to give something "unparalleled" to the mountain, without thinking about who needs it and is it not wiser to create what the Armed Forces really need for the money requested Russia. It is sad that this bait is not only caught by the gullible and not entirely informed public, but also by many high-ranking Customers. And then it turns out that there is no money left for something without which it is really impossible to fight.
  21. 0
    22 September 2015 15: 49
    .!? - The name UAV itself is not correct ... UAV is a robot, but we are talking about remotely controlled aircraft, but by pilot-operators ..! One undoubted plus is saving on medical fees and non-lethality of flyers, and mass learning is orders of magnitude higher ... everything will depend on the quality of electronic filling ... but plus - on any ..!
  22. 0
    22 September 2015 18: 39
    People generally will soon become unnecessary.
  23. 0
    22 September 2015 21: 21
    Quote: Observer2014
    I already wrote many times that this plane still shows itself, on the good side.

    I agree, the plane is not bad. And let it fly for what it was created! As a TRAINING PLANE!
    They write, just to write. A drone and an ordinary airplane are TWO DIFFERENT DESIGNS. The plane is designed for such loads that the pilot can withstand, or even a piece of iron. And still, modern drones are reconnaissance-strike systems. First they evaluate the situation, if necessary- find a blow. FLIGHT TIME is 24 hours or more. What is to be connected to the Yak-130 railway tank? It has a different fate - let it train pilots, but not the attack aircraft, and the drone. Yes hi

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