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Today I tried ripple dropping two GBU-10's (inner wing stations) with a spacing of 10ft with tail fuse. Level and steady at 20000 MSL (15000 AGL) and as soon as they came of the pylons, I exploded.

 

So the question is: bug or did I do something you're not supposed to do?

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Was about to save it, thinking surely this has been reported already if it's a bug. So alas, I did not. I will try replicating it tomorrow if I have the time and I will report back.

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Was about to save it, thinking surely this has been reported already if it's a bug. So alas, I did not. I will try replicating it tomorrow if I have the time and I will report back.

 

I've not seen any reports regarding this.

 

Usually this is due some negative G during release, but you say you were straight and level so not sure. We would need a track to investigate.

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There should be a MCC-controlled minimum release interval in milliseconds. If you set something super tiny like 1 foot spacing the system shouldn't let the airplane release bombs that are a time interval below that minimum (expect pairs, 0 ms is valid). This keeps the bomb-bomb aero interactions predictable.

 

But a lot of sim bomb-airplane collisions come from poor release G. You should never have a release G less than the cosine of your dive angle (e.g. 30° 0.866g). The max dive angle being 60° and then having no less than 0.5g.

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