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DCS
[Su-25T Frogfoot]
The bomb fall line extending from the impact point indicates the vertical earth axis from
the pipper origin.
Free-fall ammunition is indicated by "АБ" below the pitch scale.
"Launch Authorized" indicates that all the primary release conditions such as range, altitude
and velocity are satisfied and the weapon can be safely released.
"ОПТ ЗЕМЛЯ" in the lower left corner indicates the visual bombing mode.
Weapon availability and state of readiness are indicated along the bottom of the HUD.
Figure 25 illustrates the display when aerial bombs are suspended from the 2nd, 3rd, 4th,
8th, 9th, and 10th hardpoints. The flashing square framing hardpoint 2 indicates the ready
weapon.
High drag munitions and some cluster submunitions may follow a strongly curved trajectory that puts
their impact point below the lower edge of the visible HUD at almost any angle of dive, so that the
CCIP pipper can not be visibly placed onto the target. In this case the continuously-computed release
point (CCRP) or "invisible zone" bombing mode is used instead of CCIP.
In the CCRP mode, the pipper is visible at the extreme lower edge of the HUD. The pilot maneuvers
the aircraft to place the pipper over the target, pulls the trigger and holds it pressed. The pipper
becomes a fixed diamond to mark the target. A director circle appears in the upper half of the HUD
to help the pilot fly the aircraft to the release point. The tip of the "keel" of the aircraft datum symbol
in the HUD should be kept aligned with the center of the director circle. The pilot flies the aircraft
with the trigger held depressed until the bombs are automatically released.
Time scale
Director circle
Datum “keel”
Invisible zone mode
Diamond target marker
Figure 26: Free-Fall Bombing in the "Invisible zone" ("H3" or CCRP)
26 SU-25T COCKPIT INSTRUMENTS