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General Forums => Aircraft and Vehicles => Topic started by: stephen on July 23, 2006, 11:31:08 AM
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after seeming years of off and on intrest in the german Flak-Rockets, I found the recipe for making em explode within bomber formations.
So far head on attacks have been completly pointless, and trying to fire a rocket into an airplane during its burn faze hadnt been working either
This morning though one of the ffa pilots kept upping bombrs and I was able to get on his six co-alt and just barely overtaking him... I suggest firing all four in one pass just slightly above siteline to the bombers, from the 6 O clock position begining at D800 through D 700,
Varying clossing speeds have everything to do with when the rockets actualy burst, but for the 110 this has been working for me. hope this helps out, as I had been bugging people and it seemd like no one really knew. vaugly the range is D1000 but since there are 3 moving object it all really depends on the overtake speed so I fire at 800, through 700. and it usualy kills all 3 of em...its really a site to see three b17's just go POOF like that, and yes I was yelling like the proverbial school girl.
See you in the unfriendly skies!
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the rockets have a range of 1.4km. So firing them at 800-700 is pointless, when your 30mm will have a MUCH better chance at this close of a range.
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Originally posted by Krusty
the rockets have a range of 1.4km. So firing them at 800-700 is pointless, when your 30mm will have a MUCH better chance at this close of a range.
1.4km against a stationary target, or one moving away from the point at which the rocket was fired?
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1.4 for a fixed ground target i would think, but the air to air thing is complicated by clossing speed, angle off, etc. etc. etc.
firing with a .50 sec delay whilst clossing in allows a little better pattern, still practicing to get repeatable results though...:)
not that the rocks are any better I just get bored and want to try new things, of course the 30mm's are more practicle, but what fun is that?
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Originally posted by Furball
1.4km against a stationary target, or one moving away from the point at which the rocket was fired?
With both speeds equal (both target and attacker) the range is 1.4k
I did tests some time back with two 110Gs, both flying the same speed. Tests were done at sea level
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Wow thats just wierd, i cant seem to get them to burst at D1.4, farthest away so far has been D800, and the closest was in the hi 600's but i belive that one was a direct hit, ill keep plugging away, though everyone in ffa seems to be catching on to what im trying lol.
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If you get enough practice and get it down you can hit sets of buffs with them. One well placed one into the back of a set of lancs from thier 6 will take out the lead bombers tail and the inner wingtips of the drones... awfuly funny :D
I have also hit bombers with the rockets on the C-Hog a few times... the things you do when your out of ammo! :rofl
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The rockets are good just like last said: What happens when you run out of 30mms?
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Originally posted by Reynolds
The rockets are good just like last said: What happens when you run out of 30mms?
off topic a bit... Reynolds that sig is a bit out of hand man.
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Originally posted by Skuzzy
11- Do not use overly large signatures. Signatures should not take up more than 5 normal sized text lines in height. Do not use images in your signature.
Sure, everybody's is a little bigger. Mine's taxing it. But yours is huge.
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Originally posted by Mustaine
off topic a bit... Reynolds that sig is a bit out of hand man.
I cant make those effects go away, so okay, ill just make it all go away...
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i've never tried using the flak rockets on air to air targets....gonna have to give it a try....have killed formations of lancs with p47 rockets tho
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How do you do it? Do you have to be perfectly level with the formation or what? And the 109 G14. Are those AA or AtG rockets? Anyone know?
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Originally posted by Reynolds
And the 109 G14. Are those AA or AtG rockets? Anyone know?
They are exactly the same WGr21 as on the Bf110
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So AA. Thanks!