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12th July 2011
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Hawk mk-53, Hawk 100/200
Berikut adalah foto dan spesifikasi pesawat hawk-53, hawk 100 dan 200 yang dimiliki TNI AU    Spesifications Dimensions: Overall Length 11.35m Wingspan with Missiles 9.94m Overall Height 3.98m Weights: Basic Empty Weight 4,450kg Design Maximum Take-Off Weight 9,100kg Fuel Capacity: Internal Tanks 1,655l External Tanks, Maximum 1,182l Performance: Maximum Dive Speed Mach 1.2 Maximum Level Speed 1,000km/h Service Ceiling 13,716m Maximum Payload 3,000kg Power: Engine Rolls-Royce mk871 Adour turbofan Maximum Static Thrust Uninstalled at Sea Level 25.5kN Design load factors : Featured Suppliers:Maximum Structural Limit +8g to -4g Limits with 1,360kg Payload and 60% Internal Fuel +8g to -4g Limits with 2,720kg Payload and 60% Internal Fuel +6g to -3g Advanced Technologies & Engineering � Avionics, Navigation, Weapon Systems and Upgrades for Military Aircraft Aviation Spares International � Military Aircraft and Helicopter Spares Data Device Corporation � Electronic Components for the Air Force and Military Markets Ultra Electronics BCF � Military and Civil Aircraft Test Equipment The Hawk family of aircraft, manufactured by BAE Systems, has been made famous by the Red Arrows Royal Air Force Aerobatic Team. Since entering service with the Royal Air Force in 1976, over 800 Hawk aircraft have been delivered and it has been exported to Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Finland, Indonesia, Kenya, Malaysia, Oman, Saudi Arabia, South Korea, Switzerland, USA and Zimbabwe. Hawk 60 series Hawk 100The Hawk 60, powered by an Adour mk861 turbofan engine, provides air combat manoeuvring and weapon conversion training. It is highly spin resistant, requiring full rudder to initiate and maintain a spin and recovering in one turn after centralising the flying controls. Stall characteristics are predictable and progressive. Low-speed handling provides the student pilot with minimal trim changes when the flaps and gear are retracted or extended. Crosswinds of up to 30kt can be accommodated on aircraft take-off or landing with or without stores. The aircraft maintains positive control in all flight manoeuvres up to Mach 1.2. Hawk 100 is an advanced two-seat weapons systems trainer with enhanced ground attack capability. The aircraft provides fighter lead-in training and navigator and weapons systems operator training. The nose of the Hawk 100 is re-profiled to accommodate additional sensors and avionics systems, including a forward-looking infrared (FLIR). The aircraft has seven hardpoints on the wings for weapon payloads. Short-range air-to-air missiles can be mounted on the wingtip missile launchers. Hawk 200 The Hawk 200 is a single-seat, lightweight multi-role combat aircraft for air defence and ground attack missions. On air defence missions, the Hawk 200 can attain two hours on patrol 100nm from base when fitted with underwing fuel tanks. In a close air support role, the Hawk 200 has a radius of action of over 100nm. For the interdiction role, Hawk 200 can deliver 2,000lb of ordnance at a range of nearly 300nm when fitted with external fuel tanks. The range can be extended by air-to-air refuelling. Weapons The Hawk 200 has 11 external store points with four underwing pylons, an under-fuselage pylon, and wingtip air-to-air missile stations. The range of external stores includes air-to-air missiles, a gunpod, rocket launchers, reconnaissance pod, retarded and free-fall bombs up to 1,000lb, runway cratering, anti-personnel and light armour bombs, cluster bombs, practice bomb and rocket carriers and external fuel tanks. The electronic warfare systems include a radar warning receiver and automatic or manually operated chaff and flare dispensers. Sensors The Hawk 200 is equipped with a Northrop Grumman APG-66H multi-mode radar, LINS 300 ring laser gyroscope inertial navigation system, air data sensor, display processor and mission computer. The systems are interconnected by dual redundant digital bus. The radar has ten air-to-surface and ten air-to-ground modes for navigation fixing and weapon aiming. Cockpit The pilot has a hands-on throttle and stick (HOTAS) control system and a wide-field-of-view head-up display (HUD). The pilot can select the weapons and release mode prior to initiating an attack by using the weapon control panel, which controls the stores management system. The cockpit has a colour display, with a dedicated processor and 15-colour graphics symbology generator. 27 display formats provide flight and aircraft data. Engine The Hawk 200 is powered by an Adour 871 twin-spool, low bypass ratio turbofan engine from Rolls-Royce. The flexible fuel tanks are installed in the fuselage and compartmented integral tanks are located in the wings. External tanks can also be carried on the in-board under-wing pylons. 
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26th November 2011
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