Ehm.. We set MIL power and rotate at the appropriate rotation speed. Works like a charm, you should try it!
Danzer (20Nov17)
Hi Dazer,
did you notice what your rotation speed was during takeoff?
Hi Lynx,
Sure, @ first I rotated @ 150 knots, then I noticed @ a Utube video it can be done with 130 knots.
But still, sometimes I get a flat tire. So.... I was wondering: I use a X-56 joystick, with curves on my rudder twist.
When I gain speed at the runway, my A-10C has a deviation to the right, so I compensate to the left.
This causes friction, and this creates the flat tire?
Repetition is the mother of all skills
Yes, of course. @ 80 kts, I turn off the nose wheel steering and I also do the minor corrections.......
But ok, I'll pull the joystick a little slower when I rotate.
Repetition is the mother of all skills
Da FAC?
2WX6A65X12M82X2G12X1
Providing CAS when you're all out of HUA!
My usual loadout: AGM-65H*3, AGM-65H*3, CBU-97*4, TGP, ECM, AIM-9*2
But why do you wanna know this, an A-10C must carry this as a standard, right?
Anyway, I appreciate your help a lot. Let me first practice the "Slow-pull-joystick-rotate" first.
And see how my tires will keep up now, deal?
Repetition is the mother of all skills
TWOT
There you go...
How about this for training:
1x AN/ASQ-T50
1x TGP
1x TGM-65G
1x CATM-65
2x 3x BDU-33
All of a sudden your A-10C will float around in the skies by itself.
In all seriousness: what you're describing is far from what the A-10C will carry IRL. You're not to blame, Hollywood and the Internet Sky Warriors are to blame. Just take our word for it for now.
Danzer (21Nov17)
With such a loadout your aircraft is exceeding the MTOW (Max takeoff weight) by 1000/2000lbs
As Oliver suggested, try to make it a bit lighter with the loadout he mentioned and remember to never exceed a takeoff weight of 46000lbs. This could have been the reason of your flat tire.
Danzer (21Nov17)