How does this work?

[Maverick-90]

i don't know if it's been posted before, but does anybody know how this works?:

seen at the Luftwaffenmuseum Gatow

[phantom_fly85]

It's a golf club caddy.

[SuperKungFu]

i think the russians finally found a way to get those bloody western planes off their six :thumbup:

[nscode]

Nah... it's just for flying over something and creating a nice rain. Reciving end better have some damn good vipers :D

[Maverick-90]

man i'd love to see this on my -25T

[Fish]

Its the pilots suitcase for overnight missions.

[Weta43]

Modular pulsed auxiliary thrust units.

[Force_Feedback]

Read somewhere that it even got a targeting system for backward fire (A-G only)

[Pilotasso]

Its a plasma generator!!! :D

[Groove]

You can strafe them on inbound and outbound. I think its evvective when you fly over digged in front positions.

[Fish]

Does this look familiar?

Then just reverse it

 

[Stealth_HR]

Does this look familiar?

Then just reverse it

 

Exactly.

From what I recall from some or another webpage, since a Frog could carry up to four gunpods, they were usually mounted two-front-two-back for strafing runs. Though I'm interested how they got synchronization to work, maybe they just aimed the front turrets optically and maxed out the rear ones' angle, then swapped firing just as they overflew the target?

[Willy p.]

Or maybe the maintenance worker (who knows nothing about Russian jets) they got to install them………..put them on backwards…lol Or it’s an SU-7 crop duster.