DCS World Tutorials - A-10C Warthog - Unguided Bombs in CCIP and CCRP
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- Опубліковано 16 вер 2024
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Thanks again ! I found several things I was doing wrong here, and bombing has been a struggle. Now to figure out which bombs have both ccip and ccrp and which ones are only one or the other.
Hi, the best tutorials i have seen from many; very clear! But one question; little confused about the use of the release button; one video (i hear hold for 10 sec) and another one, the riple air bombs (6) need to hold untill all are released.. ..does this mean that in that mode the first bomb will fall the second you press the release button?
It depends on if your ripple is in CCIP or CCRP. In CCIP you press and hold until all bombs come off their rails. For CCRP, you press and hold as the solution cue falls down the PBIL and continue to hold until all bombs are away.
Hope that helps.
ravagetalon thanks! 👍🏽
Thanks for all ypur help
Hi - Thank you for a superb lesson. I liked most the quality of the video and especially the slow and clear instructions. BTW - did you put any wind correction in the CDU before dropping this kind of bombs? I am a real newbie and have no idea how much the wind correction will actually influence the accuracy. Will watch all your videos soon..I am sure it will worth it all.
This was done on a practice mission with 0 wind. I ought to make a LASTE video... ;)
Hi again - looked again into this tutorial, however there is something I am doing wrong here..I follow exactly your instructions, however for the life of me I can't get the piper to climb under the HUD with 30-35 descend angle - to actually see it I have to dive really crazy, but by the time I see it - the ground is looking to me from close... any ideas? Cheers
What sort of bombs are you using? High drag bombs require an absurdly steep angle.
Remember to start from 12000 feet or higher and dive at close to 40 degrees.
@@ravagetalon Hi - and thanks for responding - I am using mainly MK-82 to start with - did 13000 and 14000 however 35 degrees does not give me the piper. Perhaps I am too close to target ?
@@isaacneuman3170 I'd need to see a clip of your POV to see whats going wrong. From angels 14 you should have a good dive angle.
Hi - my POV is exactly as you one - I see the SPST just above the UFP. I guess perhaps I am not stable enough on the target to keep the dashed PIBL become a solid one. I went from 14000 at 50 degrees dive - I get the piper down the bottom but until I get it on target I am getting the X in the piper. You get the solid line much sooner than I do.