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XF9F-2
The first two prototypes
XF9F-3
The third prototype
F9F-2
First production version, powered by J42 engine。
F9F-2B
Version fitted with underwing racks for bombs and rockets。 All F9F-2s were eventually so modified, and the B designation was dropped。
F9F-2P
Unarmed photographic reconnaissance version used in Korea。
F9F-3
Allison J33 powered version produced as insurance against the failure of the J42, 54 built。
All converted to J42 power later。
XF9F-4
Prototype used in the development of the F9F-4。
F9F-4
Version with longer fuselage with greater fuel load and powered by J33 engine。 Most re-engined with J42s。
F9F-4s were the first aircraft to successfully employ blown air, extracted from between the engine's compressor and combustion chambers, to energize the slot flaps, thus achieving a decrease in stalling speed of 9 kn for takeoff and 7 kn on power approach for landing。
F9F-5
Variant of F9F-4, but powered by Pratt & Whitney J48 engine, 616 built。
F9F-5P
Unarmed photo-reconnaissance version, 36 built, longer nose。
F9F-5K
After the F9F Panther was withdrawn operational service, a number of F9F-5s were converted into unmanned target drone aircraft。
F9F-5KD
As drone directors for the F9F-5K drones。 Redesignated DF-9E in 1962。