On the Range #28 - 5 mil and 3/9 CCRP Option in the DCS: A-10C Warthog

"On the Range" is a tutorial series covering all aspects of military flight simulation.
This edition covers use of the DCS: World's A-10C Warthog module.
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[@LeoFromHell84]

I'm so impressed with your channel. You seem to have the most up to date, comprehensive collection of tutorials and other videos on DCS out there. Fantastic!

[@Myterriers]

Great stuff mate subscribed. I have your videos in my saved list. :)

[@nume1981]

Great Explanation, thanks very much!

[@prutator6063]

Finally i understand! :D Great video!

[@horstweihrauch1]

Thanks, that's awsome

[@LittleRedMini]

thanks for the help

[@bartacomuskidd775]

are you the voice on the Harrier? or F14 air connection?

[@fearlessjack]

Hi. How where you able to change from manual,3/9 and 5mil in ccrp mode. I know how to do it in ccip. I cant find it anywhere.

[@GeFlixes]

In CCRP mode, the submode (3/9 or 5mil) is determined by the type of munition being dropped: - unguided bombs are always dropped in 5mil - guided bombs are always dropped in 3/9 The reasoning behind that is that guided munitions have an internal guidance system and steering surfaces that can correct release errors while unguided munitions have to rely on the initial conditions to be precise (that's why your LASTE wind correction is so important with unguided bombs). (I realize that the question should be solved after 1 year. It's just for others who're wondering).

[@boseimm1]

Are you still flying? Quick question, did you say that you press and hold the weapons release button until the reticle goes past the pipper?

[@yieovgwqxaz7912]

Which is better

[@BangStickky]

Well, that explains why I can't get dumb bombs to hit right on target. Thx.

[@blackninjaz1500]

Do you know if the 3/9 is like that in a real A10?

[@4023446]

I do not know for sure but I'm almost positive the behavior in the sim is correct and the manual is wrong (or that I just mis-read the manual).