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Was taking off with some weapons and rotated around 130+ knots when the left tire blew out. I have flown in both the DCS A10C models on and off for years and had never experienced a blown tire before. Could this be a bug?

 

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18 minutes ago, Avio said:

Was taking off with some weapons and rotated around 130+ knots when the left tire blew out. I have flown in both the DCS A10C models on and off for years and had never experienced a blown tire before. Could this be a bug?

 

 

What airfield?
 

Crosswind?

 

Symmetric or asymmetric loadout (aside from the normal imbalance of TGP on one side, jammer on the other)?

 

What was the takeoff weight?

 

Rotating around 130 sounds a bit early for what I normally do - could have generated a bit too much force on the rear tire(s) and blown one...?  This has happened to me before, I was at Incirlik (which has a sloping runway in parts), was a bit heavy (but not over or at max takeoff weight), and there was moderate crosswind present.

 

 

Cheers,

 

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Airframes: A10C, A10CII, F/A-18C, F-14B, F-16C, UH=1H, FC3. Modules: Combined Arms, Supercarrier. Terrains: Persian Gulf, Nevada NTTR, Syria

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Too heavy and too much force on the stick would be my guess. Happend to me some time ago but I was far too heavy. 6 Mavs 6 GBUs etc...I know...greedy sucker

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Thanks folks. I guess that explains it -- was at 90+ % close to full load, and possibly rotated too late and / or too hard. Or could be too soon.

 

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