122mm Rockets CEP

[peteblight]

Does anyone know the CEP for 122mm rockets?
Is it applicable to this calibre?

Cheers

Pete

 

[Ivashkin]

Does anyone know the CEP for 122mm rockets?
Is it applicable to this calibre?

Cheers

Pete

Peter, what is it CEP? Could you explaine?
is it impact point accuracy?

 

[stecol]

The term CEP stands for Circular Error Probability.

It's the diameter of the circle around the target where falls at least 50% of the projectiles (or rockets) fired against it.

Regards
stecol

 

[US-Subs]

The term CEP stands for Circular Error Probability.

It's the diameter of the circle around the target where falls at least 50% of the projectiles (or rockets) fired against it.

Regards
stecol

You are close, but I think it is actually the radius. That way you get an actual distance that 50% should hit within.

 

[stecol]

Did I write diameter ?:tinysmile_angry2_t:
What a sucker !!:tinysmile_tongue_t:

Thank You US-Subs:tinysmile_twink_t2:
stecol

 

[peteblight]

Thanks for all the technical discussion, but does anyone actually know? ;-)

Cheers

Pete

 

[US-Subs]

With the great variety of using countries, manufacturers, models, launchers I doubt if you can get a realistic answer. It would potentially be different for each warhead within a given country's single systems, the Iraqis had what, over a dozen different warheads just in their CW program? Kind of like saying what is the accuracy of a pistol? Which pistol, which ammo, etc. You could probably get a CEP for a specific launcher using a specific motor and warhead, but beyond that...?

 

[peteblight]

Jeff,
That's all i needed to confirm.

Cheers

Pete