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you will need to set the height of function (HOF) and drop the bomb from above that with the right fuzing to get the bomb to operate. generally speaking the higher it functions the bigger the impact area. this also spreads the damage further so individual targets will take less damage. lower heights mean more concentrated bomblets meaning smaller area but higher damage
Again, I know there are better (and presumably more expensive and rarer) weapons. But if you have a column of moving trucks, you need something cheap to do some damage in a single whack. You wouldn't want to waste 97s on that. You wouldn't use 82s or something because the radius is probably not good enough. The GAU is good, but often you get too close to SAMS and such when going in to strafe.
Seems like some sort of inexpensive cluster would be the way to go. Yet the 87 does not seem to fulfill this role. At least not with the settings I have tried.
The problem is less the bombs and more the DCS damage model. The 87 IRL causes a fair amount of damage but it's the secondary effects such as incendiary and anti-personnel that causes more damage. this sadly isn't modelled in DCS