Excuse, but not all can be published. Wait the first flight, it promise in November.
If on this picture to make a lantern of the pilot as on the previous picture the model from an office “will turn out”.

Not.

gallon values from Technical Order 00-105E-9
F-1A: 380.8 gal (2551.4 lbs; 1157.3kg)
F-1B: 323.6 gal (1558.4 lbs; 706.9kg)
F-2: 710.8 gal (4762.4 lbs; 2160.2kg)
A-1: 380.8 gal (2551.4 lbs; 1157.3kg) x2
A-2: 375.3 gal (2514.5 lbs; 1140.6kg) x2
A-3: 77.3 gal (517.9 lbs; 234.9kg) x2

Total = 3082 gal (20,649.4 lbs; 9366.5 kg)

It agree. 😉
Official data 8200 kg – lie.

So no problem for you to give the link or a scan of that source. 😉

🙂

In July of last year on an official site the weight empty F-22 was equal 13500 kg. How many still interesting opening waits for us in the future? 🙂

http://www.lockheedmartin.com/products/f22/f-22-specifications.html

Fuel system:
F-1A – 1610, F-1B – 1368, F-2 3005, A-1R – 1610, A-1L – 1610, A-2R – 1586, A-2L – 1586, A-3R – 327, A-3L – 327.
Internal tanks – 13029 litres
External tanks 4 х 2503 = 10012 litres, Fuel JP-8
The general: 13029 + 10012 = 23041 American litres or 20628.5 Russian litres

Weight of the empty plane: 19660 kg

Take-off weight:
2 AIM-9 + 6 AIM-120, fuel – 4900 kg (tanks A-2R – 1586 (0.122), A-2L – 1586 (0.122). A-3R – 327 (0.025), A-3L – 327 (0.025) and F-2 – 3005 (0.23)), the pilot – 100 kg.
19660 kg + 1116 kg + 4900 kg + 100 = 25776 kg
Range of flight – 1900 km, action radius – 700 km, M = 2.0 / 1.5

2 AIM-9 + 6 AIM-120, fuel – 9330 kg, the pilot – 100 kg
19660 + 1116 + 9330 + 100 = 30206 kg
Range of flight – 2500 km, action radius – 900 km, M = 2.0 / 1.5

2 AIM-9 + 6 AIM-120, fuel – 9330 kg + 3700 kg (external tanks), the pilot – 100 kg
19660 + 1116 + 9330 + 3700 + 100 = 33906 kg
Range of flight – 3300 km, action radius – 1200 km, M = 1.5 / 0.9

2 AIM-9 + 6 AIM-120, fuel – 9330 kg + 3700 kg + 3700 (external tanks), the pilot – 100 kg
19660 + 1116 + 9330 + 3700 + 3700 + 100 = 37606 kg
Range of flight – 5500 km, action radius – 2000 km, M = 0.9

http://paralay.com/f22.html
http://paralay.com/paralay_tab.xls

Yes, pendant tanks can be dumped. I saw photos.

🙂

Supposedly the middle missiles are actually R-33S under a test example (note for some reason the mid body fins are missing), so 4 R-37 outers and 2 R-33S inners – the MiG-31M has always claimed 6 missiles under the belly.

The block of control writing down equipment (контейнер контрольно – записывающей аппаратуры) – looks as R-33 without fins

R-33S and R-33: