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SVP-24 vs. JDAM

Thank God we produce our range of Smart Bombs.. :D


Takbir;

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REK (Range Extention Kit)

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And;

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Verba MANPADS also has thermal sight.


But terrorists don't have that. And having it turned on all the time carrying a MANPADS on your shoulder 24 7 is too heavy and uses up too much battery when an airstrike takes only a few seconds from start to finish.

Speaking of a few seconds for an airstrike, Su-24 has crosswind sensor. The computer takes in all kinds of info like GPS, wind speed, wind direction, air pressure, humidity and all that and computes the fire solution. Even if there is wind it don't blow big bombs off course too much in only a second or two.

It take 60-90 seconds for a bomb to fall from 5,000 meters,
the height where ManPADS are no longer a threat.
During that time, bombs will separate in an unpredictable (wide) manner.

Here is a claim that a B-52 would create a bomb pattern 500 x 1500 meters.
https://apjjf.org/-Taylor-Owen/2420/article.html
I assume altitude is more like 10,000 meters.

Any bomb released by the SVP-24 would spread in a similar manner.
 
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During that time, bombs will separate in an unpredictable (wide) manner.

Nope. That's where digital fire control computer comes in. It's far more accurate than analog fire control computers like Norden. It's very rare for bombs to be dropped from 5000 meters. Usually 2000 meters or so in hi lo hi attack flight profile. And higher plane speed means higher initial bomb speed. Typically bombs are dropped when planes are several km from target. MANPADS are no threat to modern planes. It takes a bomb initial speed nearly Mach 1 only a few seconds to fly several km to target. Even if wind changes within a few seconds, don't impact a big bomb much because of large momentum speed times mass.
 
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Nope. That's where digital fire control computer comes in. It's far more accurate than analog fire control computers like Norden. It's very rare for bombs to be dropped from 5000 meters. Usually 2000 meters or so in hi lo hi attack flight profile. And higher plane speed means higher initial bomb speed. Typically bombs are dropped when planes are several km from target. MANPADS are no threat to modern planes. It takes a bomb initial speed nearly Mach 1 only a few seconds to fly several km to target. Even if wind changes within a few seconds, don't impact a big bomb much because of large momentum speed times mass.

Since you have no clue, you are best ignored.
Better luck with some gullible fool.
 
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