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Does HKA have a dedicated ground attacker? I've only seen multirole fighters in Ep 23, so I'm asking.

Pretty good, especially considering my pathetic specs.

Ejecting at Mach 5

In all my tests, from 0 to 25k meters, the six separtrons seem to be enough to push the cockpit away.

Mach 4 eh?

Very quick question if you got time, @HatBat. Do you use the AI pilot for your scenes or do you manually fly planes?

My personal solution is to design a launcher (My current one is called "Energy") and different payloads, which bear the name of the intended mission.

Oh. I'll remove it then. Best of luck for your files.

Just a joke about losing a entire HDD and ruining it with a magnet. You could copy your files to an external hard drive, or an SD/USB card, if there's enough space. Anyways, I'm glad you got your problem solved.

This guy (Deleted pic about a guy passing a strong magnet over his HDD and destroying it after deleting system32)

He does mention it happened after he reinstalled Windows, so his files should be fine. Don't force yourself too much either @HatBat. If you really need one, just take a break, and wait a while instead of overstressing over lost data.

Hey @Mobius. The Tundra-W doesn't seem to like the F-51 that much. Here's what's left: The twin Oerlikons are doing a really good job at shooting down missiles.

Well, apart from the 2000lb Paveway, I don't think there's any bigger bombs. I've actually seen some while visiting RCAF hangars, the flight engineers say they're enough to blow up their whole maintenance building. Pic related are our planes, love the fake CF-188 cockpits. Unless we get North Kerbin Dynamics in with the nuclear warheads.

Looks like it tho Except for the giant vape in the background

Here are the screenshots. Unfortunately, a bomb clipped into another, and the plane blew up. The tests are still a success, and both pilots made it out thanks to the ejection pod. I've also tested the escape pod a bit more @JTpopcorn. Even if used on the runway, it pushes the cockpit far enough for safety, and the drogue chutes do a good job slowing it down.

Just finished a test flight with 110 JDAMs. Taking in account that the B-2 flies at T/W ratio of 0.25 at its maximum load, the B-2A was only at 0.45, so it could have carried even more if there was space. The PG-4 Arkbird only has 30 bombs. R.I.P. HKA I guess. The disadvantage is that it takes around 30 mins to get to its operating altitude.

Since we have separtrons and drogue chutes, I think it's possible to use at 0 altitude. The separtrons already boost the cockpit several meters into the air, so there's time for the chutes. 32 000 internal load. I've decided to keep it completely internal, but I could bring twice that if I include external mounts. I haven't bothered testing the complete maximum payload though, so it can probably carry even more.

Some ejection pod testing for the new B-2A. Works pretty good, I'm thinking about adding it for my future planes.

Does anyone know @HatBat's policy on clipping parts? I'm wondering if I could clip some Wheesleys inside my ramjets to give my bombers more power.

I have a question for the 42t fuel tank challenge: My shuttle can carry it into orbit with less than 100m of difference, but the difference gets greater when I release the tank, since my RCS makes it wobble a bit and so changes the orbit. Does that count as a win or a fail?

Just adding struts between all wings should work though. My B-2 Striker has 2 struts between each wing piece, and it works just fine.

Used to, not sure if Hatbat uses it.

It's meant to be a strategic and tactical bomber at the same time. It's able to cruise at Mach 3 for precision bombing on far away targets, but it has its own equipment for battlefield tactical level missions too. I've tried to build it with Mk3 fuselages too, but it was way too laggy. How many bombs can your plane bring? Edit: Saw the bomber, it's pretty huge. About 150 000lb of bombs, wow. So far, as soon as I put it on the runway, it crashes. I've been able to make it fly with unbreakable joints and no crash damage, but the wings don't have struts, so they're very floppy.

I've been testing my B-2 with full loadout of 60 000lb of bombs. It can take off from the runway, circle around in about 1-2km and come back to bomb the VAB. Here's the testing course I've followed. Also, how do you fire bombs continually at a set RPM?

RD of course, although I own all three. Currently Lvl 14.