General info for Yak-9P

Extended parameters
- Price 250,000€
- Wp bonus 110%
- Exp bonus 166%
- Max speed 660 km/h
- Turn time 21.4 s
- Training cost 72,000€
- Climb speed 18.3 m/s
- Airfield len 540 m
- Free repairs 10
- Mass per sec (shot) 3.68 kg/s
- Max altitude 10500 m
- Max speed alt 5000 m
- Weapon presets 1
- Full repair cost 3,040€
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Weapon
20 mm B-20M cannon (Ammo: 115) Reload Time 40s 20 mm B-20S cannon x2 (Ammo: 240) Reload Time 40s
- Full repair time crew 2d 15h
- Price 250,000€
- Wp bonus 330%
- Exp bonus 166%
- Max speed 660 km/h
- Turn time 21.4 s
- Training cost 72,000€
- Climb speed 18.3 m/s
- Airfield len 540 m
- Free repairs 10
- Mass per sec (shot) 3.68 kg/s
- Max altitude 10500 m
- Max speed alt 5000 m
- Weapon presets 1
- Full repair cost 9,702€
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Weapon
20 mm B-20M cannon (Ammo: 115) Reload Time 40s 20 mm B-20S cannon x2 (Ammo: 240) Reload Time 40s
- Full repair time crew 5d 06h
- Price 250,000€
- Wp bonus 300%
- Exp bonus 166%
- Max speed 660 km/h
- Turn time 21.4 s
- Training cost 72,000€
- Climb speed 18.3 m/s
- Airfield len 540 m
- Free repairs 10
- Mass per sec (shot) 3.68 kg/s
- Max altitude 10500 m
- Max speed alt 5000 m
- Weapon presets 1
- Full repair cost 7,536€
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Weapon
20 mm B-20M cannon (Ammo: 115) Reload Time 40s 20 mm B-20S cannon x2 (Ammo: 240) Reload Time 40s
- Full repair time crew 4d 19h
Yak-9P / statistics for the last 1 month
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- Battles 160
- Win rate 77.6%
- Air frags per battle 2.36
- Air frags per death 2.96
- Ground frags per battle 0.24
- Ground frags per death 0.38
- Battles 134
- Win rate 82.69%
- Air frags per battle 4.5
- Air frags per death 4.79
- Ground frags per battle 0.13
- Ground frags per death 0.17
- Battles 16
- Win rate N/A
- Air frags per battle N/A
- Air frags per death N/A
- Ground frags per battle N/A
- Ground frags per death N/A
Wiki info about Yak-9P
This aircraft was the last and the most advanced version of the Yak-9 fighter, which became the pinnacle of development among A. S. Yakovlev's piston-engined fighters. The Yak-9P (Product P) that appeared in 1946 was a modification of the Yak-9U fighter of composite construction. Unlike its predecessor, it had all-metal wings with elliptical tips. By this time, the manufacture of high-strength aluminum alloys was established in the Soviet Union, simplifying aircraft operation and increasing aircraft service life. The first production aircraft were released with all-metal wings and plywood fuselage coverings, but from 1947 on these fighters were all-metal. The plywood covering over the rear fuselage was replaced with riveted duralumin. The Yak-9P was fitted with various state-of-the-art instruments and radio communication equipment, including a radio compass and an identification friend or foe transponder, which was upgraded and improved as the aircraft's production continued. Fuel quantity in the wing-mounted tanks was significantly increased. In late 1947, the airplane's builders began installing reversible pitch propellers on some Yak-9Ps, cutting the plane's rolling distance in half and eliminating the risk of the aircraft nosing over in case it decelerated abruptly. The fighter's armament consisted only of cannons: two synchronized 20 mm Berezin B-20 cannons and a uniform central cannon mount comprising a 37 mm Nudelman-Suranov NS-37 engine cannon with 28 rounds. The NS-37 could be replaced with a 20 mm B-20 cannon (115 rounds), a 23 mm NS-23 cannon (75 rounds), or a 45 mm N-45 cannon (26 rounds). The Yak-9P's production continued until December 1948. By that time, 29 aircraft had been built with metal wings and a plywood-covered fuselage, and 772 planes with an all-metal construction. The Yak-9Ps were withdrawn from service with the USSR in the early 1950s. The Yak-9P fighter was in service not only with the Soviet Union, but also with China, North Korea, Hungary, Albania, Poland, and Yugoslavia. North Korean Yaks were used during the initial stage of the Korean War, fighting against both piston-engined and turbojet enemy fighters.