500 lb Practice HD

Type: Practice bomb
Weight: 500 lb (227 kg)
Length: 87.4 inches (2.22 m)
Diameter: 10.75 inches (0.27 m)
Filling: Inert materials (combination of concrete, vermiculite and sand)

Telemetry system: Equipped with a transmitter and a set of antennas for tracking and monitoring the bomb's flight trajectory and impact location

Reusability: Designed to be recovered, inspected, and refurbished for future use.

The BDU-50 HD Inert Bombs ballute version is a variant of the BDU-50HD high-drag practice bomb that uses a ballute, a combination of a balloon and a parachute, to decelerate the bomb during its descent. The ballute is deployed after the bomb is released from the aircraft, and helps to slow the bomb's descent, reducing the risk of damage to your aircraft.

The BDU-50 HD Inert Bombs ballute version, like other inert practice bombs, does not contain any explosive material and is used for training and testing purposes to simulate the weight and characteristics of a live bomb. It is equipped with a telemetry system that allows for tracking and monitoring of the bomb's flight trajectory and impact location, helping to evaluate the accuracy and effectiveness of the bombing run.

Overall, the BDU-50 HD Inert Bombs ballute version is an important tool for training and maintaining the proficiency of military personnel who are responsible for delivering bombs accurately and effectively in combat situations, particularly in scenarios where a reduced impact is desired.

Weight: 500.00