@Gunjob I wonder, how much weight would an mail have from the Eurofighter GmbH regarding its German Name?
Wait actually i am wrong Eurofighter group don’t call it only Eurofighter they call it Eurofighter Typhoon so technically by only saying Eurofighter you’re still not violating the trademark https://www.eurofighter.com/the-aircraft
Typhoon isnt used officaly in germany because of the WW2 Typhoon to avoid confusion/connection with WW2
Documents don’t go into that sort of detail generally. They just say stuff like:
The maximum AMAAAM fit is 6, together with 2 ASRAAM, and the maximum ASRAAM fit will be 6 when up to 4 AMRAAM are carried.
There’s no evidence suggesting that is possible.
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apperently there is in the DA7 manual a few bug reports that wanted amraams on the inner wing had the da7 manual attached iirc
but we all know it is restricted and we cant use it
Anybody have other photos of ALARM missile on the other pylons?
this?
That is the same pylon location of alarm
There is different size variants fpr hone /hospo
Marte ER* not Matre
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How many
The HOPE is 1 size, 1400kg. Which makes sense since it’s a pure bunker buster.
Here it is on a tornado.
The HOSBO in practicality is more of a kit that can be attached to bombs ranging from 125 to 950kg but i think it was only attached on this Mk82? bomb.
So it would still be 1 size.
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So I’d imagine that the HOPE bomb would only be limited to the inner wing pylons?
And HOSBO is a ir guided glide bomb?
I’d think the HOPE would be limited to the same pylons Taurus uses, since it was the same weight class and was made to be a cheaper alternative.
HOSBO has the same guidance as HOPE: GPS/INS+Electro-Optical(TV) guidance.
The seeker was optional on both weapons.
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You know which can/can’t be equipped on dual pylon rack?
Fnf bombs would be nice on ef
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really good edit. if they some what decide to add the iris-t/asraam in one tech tree I would probably go for this loadout or maybe the usual 6 meteors
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