Pragr

One of the moment I never forget is the low-level full-thrust flyby of Su-22 three-plane formation, when I was on the last military airshow in the town I live. I spotted them early, they got bigger and bigger but there was no sound. Then they flyby some 50 m away and just a moment later deafening bang came behind them.
Regarding the MiG-23 - this Beauty is on the stand at the airfield gate here, in Ceske Budejovice:

You can see it right here:
https://www.google.com/maps/@48.9518622,14.4529139,163m/data=!3m1!1e3

JG1_Pragr
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Your certainty of attending:
Week A1 (Saturday, 5 March 2022): Yes Week A2 (Saturday, 12 March 2022): Yes Week A3 (Saturday, 19 March 2022): Yes Week A4 (Saturday, 26 March 2022): Yes

I’m in guys. Looking forward
 

I’m in guys. Looking forward
 

Hi Guys, 
from my game recordings of the last TiF I created now my first (longer) film:
Well, I used the free movie maker app, have no experience in film creation at all, no wonder it's pretty amateurish....
Nevertheless I hope it gives some impression of the action we had there 😉
Salute
Etzel

One of the moment I never forget is the low-level full-thrust flyby of Su-22 three-plane formation, when I was on the last military airshow in the town I live. I spotted them early, they got bigger and bigger but there was no sound. Then they flyby some 50 m away and just a moment later deafening bang came behind them.
Regarding the MiG-23 - this Beauty is on the stand at the airfield gate here, in Ceske Budejovice:

You can see it right here:
https://www.google.com/maps/@48.9518622,14.4529139,163m/data=!3m1!1e3

One of the moment I never forget is the low-level full-thrust flyby of Su-22 three-plane formation, when I was on the last military airshow in the town I live. I spotted them early, they got bigger and bigger but there was no sound. Then they flyby some 50 m away and just a moment later deafening bang came behind them.
Regarding the MiG-23 - this Beauty is on the stand at the airfield gate here, in Ceske Budejovice:

You can see it right here:
https://www.google.com/maps/@48.9518622,14.4529139,163m/data=!3m1!1e3

One of the moment I never forget is the low-level full-thrust flyby of Su-22 three-plane formation, when I was on the last military airshow in the town I live. I spotted them early, they got bigger and bigger but there was no sound. Then they flyby some 50 m away and just a moment later deafening bang came behind them.
Regarding the MiG-23 - this Beauty is on the stand at the airfield gate here, in Ceske Budejovice:

You can see it right here:
https://www.google.com/maps/@48.9518622,14.4529139,163m/data=!3m1!1e3

One of the moment I never forget is the low-level full-thrust flyby of Su-22 three-plane formation, when I was on the last military airshow in the town I live. I spotted them early, they got bigger and bigger but there was no sound. Then they flyby some 50 m away and just a moment later deafening bang came behind them.
Regarding the MiG-23 - this Beauty is on the stand at the airfield gate here, in Ceske Budejovice:

You can see it right here:
https://www.google.com/maps/@48.9518622,14.4529139,163m/data=!3m1!1e3

The first three pictures show that you're way lower than I was in my drops. That's probably why you overshoot most of the bombs. You're right that the wing bombs goes off first, hence the first attack should be performed from side rather than lengthwise.
Anyway, there is not the one and only effective attack profile. I just wanted to demonstrate that with some practice, the A-20 is very effective tank killer. This could solve or help to solve the issue of German tanks camping our spawn point. 
I suppose there is the mission to download in that link. I tried it today.

Me and Heinrich discussed the effectiveness of A-20 in anti tank role. I performed few quick play tests and this is result.
First figure shows the situation after three four-bomb runs on three moving Pz IVG. All tanks were destroyed for expanse of 12 100 kg bombs. I made additional attack to illustrate how the A-20 attack profile can be so effective even against tank that try to perform evasive action.

Second figure shows the string of four bombs bracketing the target. I marked three bombs using red circles. Fourth one is not visible here since it hit the tank directly. The separation between bombs is as large as one and half length of PzIVG. The biggest advantage of such approach is that the tank has basically no chance to avoid sever damage. If it moves forward or backward it will be hit by previous of subsequent bomb. There is no time for lateral movement. Additionally, bombs skip at such level flight profile often improving the accuracy even more since there is chance it hit the tank after the skip (in general, rather drop bombs sooner than later).

The last figure shows explosion of bomb number two and three from previous figure.  So if you attack the tank from front or back, there is very limited option for tank of what to do to prevent seriously damage.

For all who are not interested, I'm sorry for useless post
 

The first three pictures show that you're way lower than I was in my drops. That's probably why you overshoot most of the bombs. You're right that the wing bombs goes off first, hence the first attack should be performed from side rather than lengthwise.
Anyway, there is not the one and only effective attack profile. I just wanted to demonstrate that with some practice, the A-20 is very effective tank killer. This could solve or help to solve the issue of German tanks camping our spawn point. 
I suppose there is the mission to download in that link. I tried it today.

One additional figure. This shows how easy the aiming actually is. The picture is taken in the exact moment I dropped the bomb.

95 to 100 percent of throttle, 85 to 90 percent rpm (simply max continues setting). Altitude slightly above the tree tops. Drop mode sets to four bomb salvo, 2 s fuse delay, ripple interval of 0.1 seconds. Default 0.05 interval offers more concentrated drop but you have to be confident of your skill. In my opinion, 0.1 second is the best trade off between  aiming error elimination and target area saturation. You drop salvo once the target disappears below the nose (you can see the smoke from already destroyed tanks).
This attack resulted in the bracketing the target on figures in my previous post.

Me and Heinrich discussed the effectiveness of A-20 in anti tank role. I performed few quick play tests and this is result.
First figure shows the situation after three four-bomb runs on three moving Pz IVG. All tanks were destroyed for expanse of 12 100 kg bombs. I made additional attack to illustrate how the A-20 attack profile can be so effective even against tank that try to perform evasive action.

Second figure shows the string of four bombs bracketing the target. I marked three bombs using red circles. Fourth one is not visible here since it hit the tank directly. The separation between bombs is as large as one and half length of PzIVG. The biggest advantage of such approach is that the tank has basically no chance to avoid sever damage. If it moves forward or backward it will be hit by previous of subsequent bomb. There is no time for lateral movement. Additionally, bombs skip at such level flight profile often improving the accuracy even more since there is chance it hit the tank after the skip (in general, rather drop bombs sooner than later).

The last figure shows explosion of bomb number two and three from previous figure.  So if you attack the tank from front or back, there is very limited option for tank of what to do to prevent seriously damage.

For all who are not interested, I'm sorry for useless post
 

Me and Heinrich discussed the effectiveness of A-20 in anti tank role. I performed few quick play tests and this is result.
First figure shows the situation after three four-bomb runs on three moving Pz IVG. All tanks were destroyed for expanse of 12 100 kg bombs. I made additional attack to illustrate how the A-20 attack profile can be so effective even against tank that try to perform evasive action.

Second figure shows the string of four bombs bracketing the target. I marked three bombs using red circles. Fourth one is not visible here since it hit the tank directly. The separation between bombs is as large as one and half length of PzIVG. The biggest advantage of such approach is that the tank has basically no chance to avoid sever damage. If it moves forward or backward it will be hit by previous of subsequent bomb. There is no time for lateral movement. Additionally, bombs skip at such level flight profile often improving the accuracy even more since there is chance it hit the tank after the skip (in general, rather drop bombs sooner than later).

The last figure shows explosion of bomb number two and three from previous figure.  So if you attack the tank from front or back, there is very limited option for tank of what to do to prevent seriously damage.

For all who are not interested, I'm sorry for useless post
 

One additional figure. This shows how easy the aiming actually is. The picture is taken in the exact moment I dropped the bomb.

95 to 100 percent of throttle, 85 to 90 percent rpm (simply max continues setting). Altitude slightly above the tree tops. Drop mode sets to four bomb salvo, 2 s fuse delay, ripple interval of 0.1 seconds. Default 0.05 interval offers more concentrated drop but you have to be confident of your skill. In my opinion, 0.1 second is the best trade off between  aiming error elimination and target area saturation. You drop salvo once the target disappears below the nose (you can see the smoke from already destroyed tanks).
This attack resulted in the bracketing the target on figures in my previous post.

One additional figure. This shows how easy the aiming actually is. The picture is taken in the exact moment I dropped the bomb.

95 to 100 percent of throttle, 85 to 90 percent rpm (simply max continues setting). Altitude slightly above the tree tops. Drop mode sets to four bomb salvo, 2 s fuse delay, ripple interval of 0.1 seconds. Default 0.05 interval offers more concentrated drop but you have to be confident of your skill. In my opinion, 0.1 second is the best trade off between  aiming error elimination and target area saturation. You drop salvo once the target disappears below the nose (you can see the smoke from already destroyed tanks).
This attack resulted in the bracketing the target on figures in my previous post.

Me and Heinrich discussed the effectiveness of A-20 in anti tank role. I performed few quick play tests and this is result.
First figure shows the situation after three four-bomb runs on three moving Pz IVG. All tanks were destroyed for expanse of 12 100 kg bombs. I made additional attack to illustrate how the A-20 attack profile can be so effective even against tank that try to perform evasive action.

Second figure shows the string of four bombs bracketing the target. I marked three bombs using red circles. Fourth one is not visible here since it hit the tank directly. The separation between bombs is as large as one and half length of PzIVG. The biggest advantage of such approach is that the tank has basically no chance to avoid sever damage. If it moves forward or backward it will be hit by previous of subsequent bomb. There is no time for lateral movement. Additionally, bombs skip at such level flight profile often improving the accuracy even more since there is chance it hit the tank after the skip (in general, rather drop bombs sooner than later).

The last figure shows explosion of bomb number two and three from previous figure.  So if you attack the tank from front or back, there is very limited option for tank of what to do to prevent seriously damage.

For all who are not interested, I'm sorry for useless post
 

Me and Heinrich discussed the effectiveness of A-20 in anti tank role. I performed few quick play tests and this is result.
First figure shows the situation after three four-bomb runs on three moving Pz IVG. All tanks were destroyed for expanse of 12 100 kg bombs. I made additional attack to illustrate how the A-20 attack profile can be so effective even against tank that try to perform evasive action.

Second figure shows the string of four bombs bracketing the target. I marked three bombs using red circles. Fourth one is not visible here since it hit the tank directly. The separation between bombs is as large as one and half length of PzIVG. The biggest advantage of such approach is that the tank has basically no chance to avoid sever damage. If it moves forward or backward it will be hit by previous of subsequent bomb. There is no time for lateral movement. Additionally, bombs skip at such level flight profile often improving the accuracy even more since there is chance it hit the tank after the skip (in general, rather drop bombs sooner than later).

The last figure shows explosion of bomb number two and three from previous figure.  So if you attack the tank from front or back, there is very limited option for tank of what to do to prevent seriously damage.

For all who are not interested, I'm sorry for useless post
 

These are two pictures from the high altitude run.
Bombs away!

 
The string of sixteen 100 kg bombs with 0.1 ripple interval exploding right on the target
I had no idea how the HQ is structured therefore I started the drop once the aiming point crossed the outer wall and lay the path across the center. According to the later information, only houses inside the pentagon are counted as valid target thus next time I should aim on the sides of the pentagon rather than go for center.

These are two pictures from the high altitude run.
Bombs away!

 
The string of sixteen 100 kg bombs with 0.1 ripple interval exploding right on the target
I had no idea how the HQ is structured therefore I started the drop once the aiming point crossed the outer wall and lay the path across the center. According to the later information, only houses inside the pentagon are counted as valid target thus next time I should aim on the sides of the pentagon rather than go for center.

These are two pictures from the high altitude run.
Bombs away!

 
The string of sixteen 100 kg bombs with 0.1 ripple interval exploding right on the target
I had no idea how the HQ is structured therefore I started the drop once the aiming point crossed the outer wall and lay the path across the center. According to the later information, only houses inside the pentagon are counted as valid target thus next time I should aim on the sides of the pentagon rather than go for center.

Some impressions from todays TIF Dry-Run. 
1st set of Pics is attack on Kartoffel HQ with @J30_Reinamann and me in A20 in a low level attack.
Pics 1 - 3 is my run with dropping 20x100s in one row with a delay of (I think) 0.1 seconds (maybe I set to 0.25 but I don't think so). Anyhow the range covered HQ area pretty well

Reinamann finally finished Objective, but ground fire shot off his rudder... unbelievable he was able to land at the refuel and repair base with that plane 
 
2nd set is out of the run on the northern HQ, where @Pragr first scored some hits from high altitude, before I went in with P-38

Package delivered....
🙂
Was great fun today!!
 
 
  
 

These are two pictures from the high altitude run.
Bombs away!

 
The string of sixteen 100 kg bombs with 0.1 ripple interval exploding right on the target
I had no idea how the HQ is structured therefore I started the drop once the aiming point crossed the outer wall and lay the path across the center. According to the later information, only houses inside the pentagon are counted as valid target thus next time I should aim on the sides of the pentagon rather than go for center.

These are two pictures from the high altitude run.
Bombs away!

 
The string of sixteen 100 kg bombs with 0.1 ripple interval exploding right on the target
I had no idea how the HQ is structured therefore I started the drop once the aiming point crossed the outer wall and lay the path across the center. According to the later information, only houses inside the pentagon are counted as valid target thus next time I should aim on the sides of the pentagon rather than go for center.