Part of a series on TritonAerospace's lore. | designed to work with the ANNA Datalink Network.

Lore, use cases, and missile specifications are listed here!

More minor changes

Changelog

• Updated to AAM-33C-1 "Skybolt"
• Guidance Tuning
• integrated into ANNA
• Longer burn time (7s to 11s)
  
  
  
  • slower acceleration but faster speeds and more DV at altitude
  
  
• some other things I probably can't remember
  

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Roadmap

AAM-33C-2

• more optimized guidance tuning
• Not really sure what else, suggestions are welcome
• depends on how everything folds out
  

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Lore

Separated from main post for simplicity.

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Missile Specifications (AAM-33C-2)

• speed cap: Mach 6+ (launched @ 20km altitude/mach 2), Mach 4.7 (launched @ sea level altitude/mach 0.8)
• Rangebands: short-long (5-200km/3-125mi), limited by ANNA DLS Signal range
• Altitude cap: 30km (100,000ft), might get nerfed
• Probability of Hit: 95% (under ideal conditions)
• Probability of Kill: 99% (good warhead on a proxy fuse)
• Off-The-Rails Weight: 163kg
• TWR: 10x (off-the-rails), 22x (empty)
• burn time: 11 seconds
• Steering: Canards with 35° control authority
• Launch platforms:
  
  
  
  • F-4C Block 2 MLU
  
  
  • F-5A “Phoenix”
  
  
  • F-6B “Nightwatch”
  
  
  • F-8B “Skipper”
  
  
  • F-9C “Dragonfly”
  
  
  • AT-2B “Leapfrog”
  
  
  • Any Aircraft using Triton Aerospace’s Air Fire Control Module
    
    

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CAUTIONS & WARNINGS

1. DO NOT CLONE MISSILES. This causes an error inside Fire-Control that causes either multiple missiles to fire at once or none to fire at all.
2. WATCH OUT AFTER THE MISSILE FIRES. if it comes into contact with your aircraft after separation, it may detonate prematurely if fusing is activated while still in contact. This is a known issue on all weapons in the network, and is primarily user error.
   

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That's all of the important stuff. happy hunting! :D