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F-4 phantomII's combat radius

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posted on Oct, 8 2009 @ 08:57 AM
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I need some datum of the F-4 combat radius with variant mission profile. Would you please share if you have these data?

[edit on 8-10-2009 by emile]



posted on Oct, 8 2009 @ 09:29 AM
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Phantom combat radius
I usually charge for quick google searches



posted on Oct, 9 2009 @ 02:02 AM
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the information I've found before you posted, but it is not detailed enough like what I needed.



posted on Oct, 9 2009 @ 09:05 AM
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Why don't you email the company itself they can probably direct you to something or even send you what you need. I used to do that to NASA and Grumman when I was in college. Thier public affairs departments are are pretty helpful.



posted on Oct, 9 2009 @ 10:34 PM
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367 to 422 miles

depending on model and loadout



posted on Oct, 11 2009 @ 08:34 AM
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But I thought there aredifferent data of combat radius between variant version of the F-4 phantom2.



posted on Oct, 11 2009 @ 09:07 AM
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Copied from the Official U.S. Marine Corps Web Site... Sorry but unless your a service member you cant have access to the part of the site that has this info


F-4G Advanced Wild Weasel
Specifications
Primary Function All-weather fighter-bomber.
Contractor McDonnell Aircraft Co., McDonnell Corporation.
Power Plant Two General Electric turbojet engines with afterburners.
Thrust 17,900 pounds (8,055 kilograms).
Length 62 feet, 11 inches (19.1 meters).
Height 16 feet, 5 inches (5 meters).
Wingspan 38 feet, 11 inches (11.8 meters).
Speed More than 1,600 mph (Mach 2).
Ceiling 60,000 feet (18,182 meters).
Climb Rate 49,000 ft per minute
Maximum Takeoff Weight 62,000 pounds (27,900 kilograms).
Range 1,300 miles (1,130 nautical miles).
Armament Four AIM-7 Sparrow and four AIM-9M Sidewinder missiles, AGM-65 Maverick missiles, AGM-88 HARM missile capability, and one fuselage centerline bomb rack and four pylon bomb racks capable of carrying 12,500 pounds (5,625 kilograms) of general purpose bombs.

15 CBU-52
15 CBU-58
15 CBU-71
15 CBU-87
15 CBU-89
12 MK-20
6 BL-755
Systems •APQ-120 fire-control radar [Hughes]
•AJB-7 bombing system
•ASQ-91 weapon release system,
•ASX-1 TISEO (Target Identification System Electro-Optical) Northrup
•ASN-63 INS
•APR-36 RWR


•ALQ-87 FM barrage jammer
•ALQ-101 ECM pod Westinghouse noise/deception jammer
•ALQ-119 ECM pod Westinghouse noise/deception jammer (covering three bands)
•ALQ-130 ECM pod
•ALQ-131 ECM pod
•ALQ-140 IR countermeasures system [Sanders]

Cost $18.4 million.
Crew Two (pilot and electronic warfare officer).
Date Deployed May 1963.
Production TYPE
F-4A
F-4B
RF-4B
F-4C
RF-4C
F-4D
F-4E
F-4EJ
RF-4E
RF-4EJ
F-4F
F-4G
F-4J
F-4K
F-4M
F-4N
F-4S
F-4T Number
47
649
46
583
505
825
1,370
140
149
14
175
(conv) 116
522
52
118
(conv) 228
(conv) 302
0 Remarks
USN/USMC; F4H-1F
USN/USMC; 29 loaned to USAF
USMC; F4H-1P
From F-110A
From RF-110A
Improved F-4C
Improved F-4D
Japanese F-4E
Export version
Japanese RF-4E
Export F-4E for Germany
Wild Weasel
USN/USMC
Royal Navy; FG.1
Royal Air Force; FGR.2
USN/USMC; from F-4B
USN/USMC; from F-4J
Export proposal

Inventory None - retired December 1995
[formerly F-4G -- Active force, 24; ANG, 24; Reserve, 0.]


The table wont paste right sorry bout that...

[edit on 11-10-2009 by DaddyBare]



posted on Oct, 11 2009 @ 09:26 AM
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MCDONNELL-DOUGLAS F-4E PHANTOM II:

wingspan: 11.77 meters (38 feet 8 inches)
length: 19.2 meters (63 feet)
height: 5.02 meters (16 feet 6 inches)
empty weight: 13,760 kilograms (30,330 pounds)
loaded weight: 28,030 kilograms (61,795 pounds)
max speed at altitude: 2,415 KPH (1,500 MPH / 1,305 KT)
service ceiling: 16,580 meters (54,400 feet)
combat radius: 1,265 kilometers (785 MI / 680 NMI)

Source.



posted on Oct, 11 2009 @ 11:00 AM
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Ranges found on the Internet are typically garbage unless they have given context.

One source says 250 nautical miles, one says 367 to 422 miles, and another says 680 nautical miles. Hell, even in GAO reports for the Super Hornet, the range for the exact same mission seems to vary significantly for some reason. Try using the breguet range equation or fuel fractions. Maybe find an e-paper on the subject if you can find one.



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