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I am trying to figure out the mounting orientation of the LS-6

Should the side with the wing box (?) go onto the pylon or it needs to be flipped ---> what I can make out from the image here: 

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the wingbox area is facing the ground. 

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If that is the case that the wingbox of the gbu is facing downwards..does that bomb rotate during release for proper orientation? And guessing the plying adapters are not required for the JF-17?

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16 hours ago, WKL said:

The bomb released in the pic by JF-17 is a Pakistan made Takbir smart bomb. Its mounting point is on the bomb body.
https://x.com/zspcl/status/1624938396140421131
LS-6 which is made by China, has its mounting points on the wing adapter.
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I still am curious as to how the Takbir either rotates or rolls to have a high wing profile in flight?

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Very simple, it is mounted upsidedown. On release it drops and rotates and the wings are now on top.

Same arrangement is on many bombs in the Ukrainian War. There are a lot of videos on internet showing the release and rotation. 

 

Best regards

Gabor

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