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Weight wise it could carry as many as (edit, I can't math) 7 11. Centerline, 4x on each CFT, and 2 under the wings. Might even be able to carry 2 more on the outer wing pylons, I'm not sure about their weight limits. (edit: this is incorrect!)But I'd expect the F-15EX to have that big IRST pod on the centerline, and I'm not sure about total length available on the CFTs. Without the booster, an SM6 is about 4.7m long. So having the SM6s on the front and rear spots on the CFTs and the center CFT spots empty. Though now I wonder if there's enough space between the two rails on the CFTs for a ~42" wingspan weapon...Edit: And I stand corrected about the numbers on the CFTs. Only two per CFT, one one each wing, and maybe one on centerline that is competing with the big IRST pod. 6 or 7 total, probably 6.
Weight wise it could carry as many as (edit, I can't math) 7 11. Centerline, 4x on each CFT, and 2 under the wings. Might even be able to carry 2 more on the outer wing pylons, I'm not sure about their weight limits. (edit: this is incorrect!)
But I'd expect the F-15EX to have that big IRST pod on the centerline, and I'm not sure about total length available on the CFTs. Without the booster, an SM6 is about 4.7m long. So having the SM6s on the front and rear spots on the CFTs and the center CFT spots empty. Though now I wonder if there's enough space between the two rails on the CFTs for a ~42" wingspan weapon...
Edit: And I stand corrected about the numbers on the CFTs. Only two per CFT, one one each wing, and maybe one on centerline that is competing with the big IRST pod. 6 or 7 total, probably 6.
