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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so you would use the meteor for long range
the asraam for medium range
and the IRIS-T for BFM
yeah that sounds like an insane loadout
but then it might be useful to carry more IRIS-Ts with their capabilty to intercept stuff (if gaijin models it)
Meteors will probably be the worst tippy top tier arh missiles right? Worse range than the pl-15, aim 260 and r37m
Lightweight?
It entirely depends on how they’ll model it, it would be the only ramjet out of those so we’ll have to see.
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do we (you) have pictures for the ordinance on thoses pylons being carried
I think Meteor has more range than AIM-260
AIM-260 is supposed to be the same size as AMRAAM and still uses a traditional rocket motor
And there’s a limit to how much you can squeeze out of that …
Based on this
That is true, but I do have a feeling that at that point we get missiles that has a 200km+ range, iris-t doesn’t seem all that useful
Not really, If I’m correct it might have the largest NEZ…? if warthunder models it properly