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It does have a centre pylon but as far as I know it can only be used for a droptank or ECM pod and not weapons, although I'd be glad to be wrong about that!

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Can the F-16C take a center pylon, like the hornet does ? This will benefit in more ammo loaded on the wings.

 

USAF F-16C block 50 circa 2007 after CCIP can carry a 300 gallon tank or a ALQ-184 on the center line pylon, or a ALQ-131 on a center line adapter. There is not much room for anything else. Even the tanks and ECM pod do get hit bit the runway barrier/cable some times because of the low clearance.

 

Other F-16 versions and other F-16 versions from other countries can carry several different things on the center line station, but it depends on specifics (like most other things on the F-16).

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This is back when Shaw AFB still had block 25, over 25 years ago.

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Tanks and barrier cables.... unbelievable how much damage is done by that cable.

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Look at those Mk-84s! Without Weapons, it’s just another Airline! :)

....and he’s taxiing with his missile seeker head cover on!

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They normally remove them and take out the safety pins at the runway threshold immediately prior to take off.

 

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No, nose covers on the AIM-9 are normally removed as soon as the aircraft starts, the landing gear pins are removed before it taxied and the lollipop and other pins from the weapons are removed the End of Runway (EOR). Not sure why this aircraft is taxing with all of that stuff still on, that is not normal, maybe back then in Shaw AFB.


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The procedure for the AIM-9 dome has changed so many times in the last 20 years. Was once right before taxi, another was before startup, another is after startup. Currently it is before startup and install after shutdown.

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No, nose covers on the AIM-9 are normally removed as soon as the aircraft starts, the landing gear pins are removed before it taxied and the lollipop and other pins from the weapons are removed the End of Runway (EOR). Not sure why this aircraft is taxing with all of that stuff still on, that is not normal, maybe back then in Shaw AFB.

 

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The procedure for the AIM-9 dome has changed so many times in the last 20 years. Was once right before taxi, another was before startup, another is after startup. Currently it is before startup and install after shutdown.

 

Yep, that's how we do it here at Luke Panther. Everything off at crew show.

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Fun read for anyone that isn't aware of what the center pylon has been tested for use with in the past: https://foxtrotalpha.jalopnik.com/the-f-16-gun-pod-that-tried-to-shoot-down-the-a-10-wart-1597577525

 

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Fun read for anyone that isn't aware of what the center pylon has been tested for use with in the past: https://foxtrotalpha.jalopnik.com/the-f-16-gun-pod-that-tried-to-shoot-down-the-a-10-wart-1597577525

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