MIG 25 DIF PERSPECTIVE PART 1

[@3DBlockBuster]

@Rocketguy06 There is Titanium used on the hottest spots of this plain like leading edge of the wing and around engines, but mostly currageted SS with alcohol for cooling purposes, about 300 litters ;) Had the biggest and best radar for the time. Kinda AWAC on a cheap. Holds an unbeaten absolute flight altitude world record since 1977 of 123,520 ft. Fastest military jet that still in service. Operates in any climate and any(poor condition) airfields.

[@mattmatt115]

LOOK! Engines with wings and seats attached to them!!! SWEET plane i wish i could afford the edge of space adventure.. Maybe one day.

[@loki4145]

A few years later, on 31 August 1977, "Ye-266M" flown by MiG OKB Chief Test Pilot Alexander V. Fedotov, set the recognized absolute altitude record for a jet aircraft under its own power.He reached 37,650 metres (123,520 ft) at Podmoskovnoye, USSR in zoom climb (the absolute altitude is a different record than the sustained altitude in horizontal flight). (123,520 ft) !!

[@extraunic4]

14 years later and this shows up in my recommended

[@matiasstieben2372]

excelente video!. 👍👍👍👏👏👏👏

[@justforever96]

@GRATZIANI2002-What do you mean by "fuel drainage"? Do you mean that's the fuel-jettison pipe, and the dripping is just left-over fuel in the line? Or does the MiG-25 leak fuel while on the ground, like the SR-71? The SR-71 leaks because the metal fuel tanks shrink when they're cold, so they leak badly until the frame heats up. Is that what this is for? To drain fuel from inside the fuselage? Very interesting. I guess the high-speed exhaust would "suck" fluids out, "Bernoulli's Principle", etc.

[@MurryBob]

thumbs up for the Mcgyver tape job on the JVC camera on the Dash...

[@TheFlamingBrain703]

Well, it was a pretty exciting experience. Almost like going with Branson or Bezos, but at only $20k it was a helluva lot cheaper!

[@ЮрийГорин-т6з]

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[@justforever96]

@GRATZIANI2002 So when you start the engines, the flame doesn't ignite all around the ring at the same time? So extra fuel leaks from the parts that are not burning yet, until the flame spreads out all around the ring? And then the extra fuel drains from the back? But wouldn't it burn anyway if you just left it there? And don't understand...why would fuel filters drain? Someone else told me it was because the plane must be able to expand as it heats up or gains altitude.

[@konischev]

@beergut111 in today's day and age there are hardly any planes that can hit mach 2.5, besides that this plane was quite something. it can almost go to space(123,520 ft), what other fighter/interceptor can do that? on top of that this plane holds like 29 records. and it was built to survive and EMP from a Nuke.

[@kp1804]

@Rocketguy06 I am not very experienced about fighter jets, but I think that Mig 25 is a very very big plane

[@ChinatownDragonKC]

holy crap it practically went to space!!

[@TheFlamingBrain703]

No, it wasn't stolen. I actually shot that footage myself.

[@RipperRzN]

1:25 Hey buddy, take it easy! Don't crash into the moon )))

[@beergut111]

not a bad plane, 30 years ago. It was obsolete befrore it even went into service though.

[@beergut111]

@loki4145 just a touch under what the SR71 has done.

[@TheFlamingBrain703]

One interesting thing about the MiG 25 - it didn't use integrated circuits, but it did use vacuum tubes. Old and outdated, but in the event of a nuclear situation, the electro magnetic pulse would cause our planes to fall out of the sky, so to speak, while the MiG would just keep trucking along. And the beast is heavy, stainless steel, not aluminum or titanium. If you look closely at the area just by my left shoulder (before the canopy is lowered), you will note a rather poor Bondo job.

[@beergut111]

@vonkaunaz the F15 is the only fighter in the world that's never been shot down. The mig is a ok plane but it cant sustain it's speed. Im a retired usaf pilot, i know what im talking about.

[@loki4145]

@beergut111 And you do not find it strange that the U.S. shuttles obsolete sooner than Soyuz spacecraft?

[@ReplacingBox]

wait for 20k you get to fly solo!?

[@KurtBarcelona]

can you still breathe inside the plane? since americans use a suit like above 50,000 feet. and they have to pre breathe pure oxygen for an hour

[@beergut111]

@konischev it can go over mach 2.5 but it cant maintain it....the mig25 going over mach 2.5 causes permanent damage to the engines. They both need replaced, so it can go really fast, but only for a short time.

[@justforever96]

Does anyone know what's up with the stuff bleeding from between the tailpipes at :33? It catches fire like it's fuel or something, but why is it leaking fuel? I think I've heard something about fuel being pumped through the walls of the jet pipe to cool it. I know the SR-71 (and maybe the MiG-25 too) run fuel through the skin of the aircraft to cool the skin when air friction heats it. In any case, I wonder if it's supposed to leak like that....

[@TalksWithDirt]

Next time have them take you on a XB-70 intercept mission and a B-52 intercept mission.

[@SasaImbroane-ss8nh]

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[@TalksWithDirt]

@efast00 That is correct, and it was flown back home many a time. I thank the Russians for many things. Titanium is one of them. Hey, we got Russian Titanium for our aircraft, the USSR got DEC computers to run their industrial equipment.

[@aandc2005]

@efast00 heres a couple of su-27's for sale will that do? look up prideaircraft on google since I can't post a link here

[@konischev]

@beergut111 in college waiting to become an officer and then hopefully get shipped off to flight school. and Russia doesn't really fall short or fail, i watched and read and still read all their stuff on their air force. russia is more known to make cheap but effective jets. thats why they have so many customers. and they still believe in making planes more maneuverable than others for dog-fighting(the whole Suikhoi family, including the new su-35)..kinda anxious to see what Pak-Fa can do.

[@loki4145]

absolute altitude record - 37,650 m (1977)

[@Dimasik236]

круто =) я тоже хочу

[@closefm]

@tonfra nobody use feet in Russia. 37650 m.

[@hikakin_mania440]

0:11ここ d-30エンジンぽい音

[@tonfra]

@closefm sorry, you are right !

[@dm1968r]

1:25 !!!

[@konischev]

@beergut111 well i dont really want to defend this plane, im USAF reserve so trust me im not a hard core commie. however, this plane does hold 29 records to this day. still yet to be broken. im not for russian aerospace, im just a fan of their work

[@beergut111]

@loki4145 funny shit right there...... back to the mig31......like i said nice plane, fast but the big problem was after flying above mach 2 would ruin the engines.....rather expensive.

[@hamdanal-muhairbi5653]

Mig 25 In 1985 they rech 125000/ feets and the limits 137000/feets..

[@beergut111]

@konischev im retired USAF.....where are you now and what do you do? I like russia, they try really hard but always seem to fall short.

[@loki4145]

@beergut111 why lie, the U.S. did not pay, but only credited the work of Russian engineers, as themselves had no experience in building structures similar to the Soviet station Mir

[@konischev]

@beergut111 what do you mean it cant sustain its speed?

[@tomcline5631]

Proven fact. When one these planes was pushed to it maximum speed of about Mach 3.1 when it landed the engines would have to be pulled... not for rebuilding,but straight to the scrap pile!! It is such a tough machine, it's airframe can withstand the speed which destroyed it's own engines!!! It could sustain a very high speed but no where close to it maximum speed. The Soviets just didn't have the metallurgy for their engines. Hell we had bought so much of their titanium at the time,that they had to use stainless steel for a lot of the airframe and skins of this plane to withstand aerodynamic heating!!

[@Direwolf56]

marshmellow world :-) ya that was awesome though..

[@TalksWithDirt]

@ahbahpuh If that were the case it would have happened. I'm sure it was tried.

[@beergut111]

@loki4145 ah the shuttle......i dont know much about the shuttle except that your welcome for us building and paying for most of the space station for you. your apology is accepted

[@andreescumihai]

ABSOLUTE altitude! VERY fast...3300 km\h! SCOUT for mother RUSSIA!

[@omega4chimp]

@konischev so you wont even need to dog fight when your 30 000 feet higher in the air or whtever,and flying faster,i guess thats somthing russians wouldnt care about except for vodka to be hysterical in a bad why for american but in a true way.

[@speckfire01]

Wow !!! I want one LOL

[@loki4145]

@beergut111 I am not a native English because of this the true meaning of your speech turns, probably escaped from my understanding. I just find your words very controversial.

[@beergut111]

@konischev i know you wanna defend you plane, but every fighter the USA has for the last 30 years does a minimum of mach 2.5......and the F104 went to 128,000 ft..........in 1962. the mig25 was a great fighter plane, but it came too late to be effective.

[@vonkaunaz]

@beergut111 : And from what source did you get such mindless crap? It was as advanced, capable and lethal to deal with whatever USAF flying object violating Soviet air space. And that´s not all: the "obsolete" plane you are referring to, in the hands of a few Iraqi pilots, flying only a few missions, in an environment of complete numerical superiority of the USAF and Co. during the first Gulf War in 1991, managed to smoke 2 "superior" U.S. Hornets. Both American pilots NEVER knew what hit them.

[@Direwolf56]

talk to user SEL9000 about that

[@beergut111]

@Rocketguy06 no they wouldnt fall outta the sky. our planes, and everything else is shielded by special ceramic filters......tubes are more resistant because they can take a plate voltage of over 100 volts......circuits only take about volt. So the USA had to invent technology to prevent this.

[@beergut111]

@loki4145 lol thats funny right there

[@Gerodis]

Туристов богатеньких катают, аттракцион... =(

[@beergut111]

@Rocketguy06 yeah but the USA has much better trained pilots.....i did an exchange program in '94 with russia where we flew each others planes.....the poor guys should just stick to making good vodka.

[@bestamerica]

american SR-71 is still the best top leader airplane in the world than cheap ussr russia mig-25,,, thank mig-25 landed in japan,,, mig-25 is part of france device inside the mig-25

[@loki4145]

@beergut111 why lie, the U.S. did not pay, but only credited the work of Russian engineers, as themselves had no experience in building structures similar to the Soviet station Mir