[STOCK] Bereznyak-Isayev BI-1

[TedwinKnockman66]

The Bereznyak-Isayev BI-1 was a Soviet rocket-powered fighter developed during the Second World War.

File: https://www.dropbox.com/s/gf62iusn6ex6wvk/Bi-1.craft?dl=0

Screenshots: http://imgur.com/a/XYnoM

In real life: 

[Iago]

So, the Soviet Russian Komet?

[TedwinKnockman66]

1 hour ago, Iago said:

So, the Soviet Russian Komet?

yep! but more little

[He_162]

I love it!

It would also be cool if you could make the I-270 which was a russian modified Me-263, which was a larger Me-163 with fuel tank upgrades, and more flight time / range,

[Azimech]

5 stars if it starts to pitch down above a certain speed.

[He_162]

3 hours ago, Azimech said:

5 stars if it starts to pitch down above a certain speed.

242.5 m/s, at 2000m for Bi-3, 27th of march, 1943, that's the top speed before dive happened.

Engine burned for 89 seconds total, and had 10.79 kn thrust. Planes weight before launch was 3,710 pounds, and that is 1.855 tons.

If the engine was run past 6 kn of thrust, more and more fuel was needed to provide more thrust, so for 10.79 kn of thrust, it only had a 67 second burn time, and the total flight as listed above took 89 seconds.

 

To make it clear, the number designation after the name is the numbering of which one was produced, 9 were made, but the 7th one was the last to be flown.

The 4th and 5th never flew, the 6th wasn't recorded.

Edited June 19, 2016 by He_162