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Balanced Configuration for Sta 1, 2, 10, 11


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I'm experimenting with load out configurations with the lightning pod to keep the wings balanced

I'm using the following configuration

 

Sta 01 2 Aim-9M

Sta 02 Litening Pod

Sta 11 BDU-50LGB

Sta 12 ALQ131 Pod

 

Any other suggestions you have I'm greatly appreciated

 

Cheers

 

Lucky

 

 

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I like to balance out the TGP with an ECM pod, and the AIM-9s w/ a rocket pod like Kippy has done up above. Try to find out which weapons have similar weights and place those on opposite pylons.

 

For example, when experimenting I found out that the AIM-9s and TGP are not similar in weight but the TGP and ECM pod are, so I always keep those two on opposite ends of the aircraft

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Here's two possible configurations if you want to keep balanced while practicing weapons training

 

STA01 LAU105

STA01 Lightning Pod

STA11 Rockets

STA12 ALQ184

 

Or

 

STA01 GBU12

STA02 Lightning Pod

STA11 GBU12

STA12 ALQ131

 

Happy Landings

 

Lucky

 

 

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11 and 12 are the outer wing stations

Sorry for the confusion

Lucky

 

 

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It should read Sta 01,02,10,11

 

Main Goal is to keep the wings balanced

Sta 03-09 is user preferred

Hope this helps

Cheers

Lucky

 

 

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Sta06 is not wired for gps guidance but can load cbu 87/97 or Gbu 12 if you like

 

 

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Why dont you just trim the A-10 according to the current payload?

 

Is much more easy.

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Why is station 6, centreline not used much?

 

AFAIK, in RL, loading station 6 block station 5 and 7. Loading 5 and 7 blocks 6.

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I agree that is the easiest option. But I don't have a Thrustmaster HOTAS or an X55. I'll put that in Santa's list.

 

Cheers,

 

Lucky

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Understand.

 

Trim hat is a must. You are going to love it when you have one.

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I agree that is the easiest option. But I don't have a Thrustmaster HOTAS or an X55. I'll put that in Santa's list.

 

Cheers, Lucky

 

Well, to equalize weight differences between sides, you need the aileron trim, and neeed only seldom. Once after takeoff, then once after ordnance releases. You can still make it with the keyboard, can't you? Still better than doing nothing, or being constrained regarding loadout weight symmetry... Just my 2 cent.

 

Fwd/aft trim would be a bit different, you need it a lot, that one would not be good without a joystick function assigned for sure.

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