G overload for thrust vectoring missiles does not matter as they will being doing far under the limit on HOB shots.
Yes, I make a missile and it says it makes 100G to sell, but that doesn’t mean it does.
1 Like
2 Likes
do you have anything nearly as solid as this disproving it does? if you’re just here to say it’s all marketing lies and not provide sources there are other places on the web
2 Likes
In a very short time, only when the missile is launched
All sources say 40-50 ( 50 only in rare peaks ) and 12 G for target hit
which. sources?
1 Like
https://www.globalsecurity.org/military/world/russia/aa-11-specs.htm
https://breznikar.com/article/r-73-guided-short-range-missile-missilery-info/6721
These are just a few, but I don’t have the patience to send you more, so if you want to know more, look for them.
So your sources are a thread here with the first message providing no sources on the R-73 and the second message giving the correct number and 3 web articles of questionable quality… jesus…
4 Likes
Incorrect, TVC is very good at destroying all the speed the missile has. Lower speed means smaller turn radius, decreasing lateral acceleration. Here is a screenshot from a mach 1 shot and you can see its nowhere close to 45g during the peak of the turn. Additionally, the statcard G limit is practically useless, the maximum pull is determined by other aerodynamic and guidance properties such as PID, fin AOA, TAS.
1 Like
Yes, but the Russian source for missile sale is safe
It’s a primary source, your sources are 3rd party at best
2 Likes
I’ve seen that there’s no point, keep going and you’ll see that nothing comes of it.
another source
1 Like
send to reports
it is already
Send link
Well, as I said, two years of waiting will come to nothing because nobody knows if the Russians are right.