- Bisnovat 5
Infobox Aircraft
name = Bisnovat 5
type = Supersonic research
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first flight =14 July 1948 (unpowered)
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status =Cancelled
primary user =Soviet Air Forces
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number built = 2
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variants with their own articles =DFS 346 TheBisnovat 5 (Бисноват 5) was a research aircraft inspired by the GermanDFS 346 aircraft that was captured by Soviet troops towards the end ofWorld War II . It was ordered into development in order to provide an all-Soviet alternative to an aircraft built on foreign technology. Work progressed so slowly, however, thatturbojet technology quickly overtook the project, which was cancelled without the aircraft making a single powered flight.Two prototypes were constructed, the first beginning glide tests on
July 14 1948 , towed into the air by aPetlyakov Pe-8 . This aircraft was destroyed in a crash at the end of its third flight onSeptember 5 . The second prototype made five gliding flights between January and June 1949.Operators
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*Soviet Air Force pecifications (Bisnovat 5)
aircraft specifications
plane or copter?=plane
jet or prop?=neither
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length main= 11.20 m
length alt= 36 ft 9 in
span main= 6.60 m
span alt= 21 ft 8 in
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area main= 19.9 m²
area alt= 213 ft²
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empty weight main= 1,700 kg
empty weight alt= 3,740 lb
loaded weight main= 3,400 kg
loaded weight alt= 7,480 lb
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engine (jet)=Dushkin-Glushko RD-2 M-3V rocket
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number of jets=1
thrust main= 14.2 kN
thrust alt= 3,190 lbf
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max speed main=1,200 km/h
max speed alt= 750 mph
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