Heli atltitude and speed - ASW

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Heli atltitude and speed - ASW

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As posted in subject.

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During ASW conducted by helicopters is there an ideal speed
and height to deploy sonobuoys ?
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I am not sure if there are release restrictions for sonobuoys in the database. At most I would think that there is a max altitude for theiir release. As long as you can get them to deploy with the hotkey I don't think that speed/altitude of the launching platform will make much difference. Different ballgame with dipping sonars though.

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RE: Heli atltitude and speed - ASW

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It looks like sonobuoys can be released from very high heights. Torps at about 1000' or so.
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