TT-1 "Pinto" - an American twin turbojet training aircraft . Developed by Temco Aircraft in 1955 (brand name Model 51 Pinto ), as part of a training aircraft competition, for the US Air Force . Cessna T-37 Tweet won the competition, but despite the failure of the competition, Pinto became interested in the US Navy , where he participated in various experiments, 14 copies were released. [one]
| Temco TT-1 Pinto | |
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| Type of | training |
| Developer | Temco aircraft |
| Manufacturer | Temco aircraft |
| First flight | March 26, 1956 |
| Status | withdrawn from service |
| Operators | US Navy |
| Years of production | 1955-1957 |
| Units produced | 14 |
Creation History
Design
TT-1 Pinto is a freestanding mid-wing , three-axle landing gear with a bow front strut . The crew is located in tandem, the cabin is closed by a single flashlight .
Specifications
- Crew : 2 people
- Length : 9.33 m
- Wing span: 9.09 m
- Height : 3.3 m
- Wing area: 13.9 mΒ²
- Wing profile:
- Empty weight: kg
- Curb weight:
- Normal take-off weight: 2 018 kg
- Maximum take-off weight: kg
- Engine
- Power : 1x HP
Flight performance
- Maximum speed : 556 km / h
- by the ground:
- at a height of m:
- Cruising Speed :
- Practical range: 444 km
- Practical ceiling : 9,145 m
- Rate of climb : m / s
- Wing load: kg / mΒ²
- Thrust ratio : W / kg
- Maximum operational overload :
Notes
- β Temco TT-1 Pinto
Literature
TT-1 Pinto (USA) (Russian) // Model Designer . - M. , 2015. - No. 9 . - S. 12 .
Links
- TT-1 Pinto . Corner of the sky: aviation encyclopedia. Date of treatment March 9, 2019.