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yubba

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  1. Well that article was written in 2003,, and is no where up to date to what we have done to bring the Strike Fighters Series to a top notch bomber sim. These questions keep popping up and I answer them with my up most ability..
  2. http://combatace.com/files/file/343-sfp1woewov-cat-file-extract-utility/
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    Now that's what a hundred plus bombs hits a runway,from 30,000ft, looks like
  4. Now that's what a hundred plus bombs hits a runway,from 30,000ft, looks like
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  6. why yes you'll see in a day or so I want this stuff where I can find it,
  7. But you said you liked the F-4,, I did this bomb run,, on the run way,, level with no bomb sight,, locked on waypoint with wing leveler set speed set altitude,,and set release point using the target info box. this is how to do the above,, Here is your free fall tables for. 555knts and mach 0.84 nautical miles are modeled in to the radar of your plane statued miles are displayed in your target information box ,and the higher you go the thinner the air so use your mach indicator , you confused yet..you pickle your bombs at indicated distance from target,with target info box, best results use radar altimeter 1000ft =8sec=1.42 statued miles = 1.23nm 5000ft=17sec=3.02 statued miles = 2.62nm 10,000ft=24sec=4.26 statued miles= 3.7nm 20,000ft=35sec=6.2 statued miles = 5.4 nautical miles
  8. this is how the big boys do it this is before I figured out the sight shown above
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    B-52 bomb sight suppose to be a red box but it's a dot nailed it at 20,000ft a few less oil tanks
  10. Here's a must have,, I'll put it here so I don't loose it but I don't know where here is,, http://combatace.com/files/file/10826-better-ccip-mod-v11/ but why doesn't it work in bombers but then again ccip works real well in the B-52 and it's almost pal it able to have in the cockpit at 30,000ft
  11. Strap yourself into a F-15E depending what sim series you are flying and take it for a spin to get the feel of dropping dumb bombs with a state of the art bombsight,,I'm down in the basement working on SPF-1 I have a few threads on planting iron ,, f-4s and f-111s are in the relm of planes I put advance avionics on ,,, depending on what realism value you want I think we can fix you up.. this thread is for mostly guided muniions for the f-111,,http://combatace.com/topic/89821-f-111f-pave-tac-system/
  12. stock campaign to see B-52 Here is your free fall tables for. 555knts and mach 0.84 nautical miles are modeled in to the radar of your plane statued miles are displayed in your target information box ,and the higher you go the thinner the air so your air speed indicater will not show true speed, you confused yet..you pickle your bombs at indicated distance from target,, best results use radar altimeter 1000ft =8sec=1.42 statued miles = 1.23nm 5000ft=17sec=3.02 statued miles = 2.62nm 10,000ft=24sec=4.26 statued miles= 3.7nm 20,000ft=35sec=6.2 statued miles = 5.4 nautical miles
  13. May I remind you this is the what if section,,, you didn't get my play on words,, Gee Whiz stands for a stock F-104G dolled up to the max. and you were so kind to get me a link to the F-104S though alittle late but other folks can get it ,, I have had it dolled up way before your last post,not quick enough,, with the F-15E avionics and fixed the rudder problem by changing the reveres properties to true in the rudder section of Data ini. and added SAHM to all stations except center line now too name it ,,, wait for it,,,,,,,,,,,,,, F-104 wait for it,,,,, SUPER WHIZ,,now in my best mad scientist laugh BBBHAAAH HA, HA, HA ,HA HA HA,
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    also add F-15E avionics
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