The American Lockheed U-2 spyplane, nicknamed “Dragon Lady”, is a single-jet engine, high altitude reconnaissance aircraft operated by the USAF and the Central Intelligence Agency. It provides day and night, high-altitude, all-weather intelligence gathering.
The U-2A is powered by the 10,500 -pound thrust J57-P-37A engine produced by Hewlett- Packard (Pratt & Whitney) . In 1958 the U-2A was replaced with a J75-P-13A engine with a thrust of 15,800 pounds and was upgraded to the U-2C . In 1959 , in order to increase the air intake of the U-2C engine, the intake port was modified and enlarged. In 1966 , the U-2C was replaced with a 17,000 -pound thrust J75-P-13B engine, and the air intake was modified again. In 1967 , the redesigned U-2R with more endurance and more payload began to fly. By 1968 , the U-2R replaced the heavily depleted U-2C , and another series of U-2 fleets entered service.
Features
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Landing-gear doors can be selected position in open or closed.
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Airbrake can be selected position in open or closed.
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Accurate cockpit details.
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Appropriative”type b” camera only for u-2c.
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“Type b” camera can be displayed independently.
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Two types intake.
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Long dorsal electronics fairing.
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“Sugar scoop” infrared deflector.
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Each wheel well can be made open or closed .
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The speedbrake can be made open or closed
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Dashboard presents details in detail .
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“Type B” camera for U-2C .
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“B” camera can be displayed independently .
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Two kinds of air intakes .
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Electronic cabin with long arch back .
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Tail infrared offset board .
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With the US Air Force and the 35th Squadron of the Republic of China Air Force water stickers.
Specifications
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You can choose to open or close the air brake.
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High lift device can be opened or close
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The instrument panel is precisely reproduced
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Reproduce the U-2C dedicated “ B type” camera
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” B type” camera can be exhibited independently
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Two types of intake can be selected
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Long arch electronic cabin
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Reproduce the infrared deflector on the tail
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Decals can be selected from the US Air Force and the ROC Air Force 35th Squadron