only one bomb to be guided at a time. Variants Spice 1000. An add-on kit for 450 kg (1000 lb) warheads such as the MK-83, MPR1000, BLU-110, RAP-1000 and others. The weapon has deployable wings similar to the JSOW and the SDB that substantially increase its range to 100 km and facilitate the integration to light fighter aircraft. Spice 2000. An add-on kit for 900 kg (2000 lb) warheads such as the MK-84, BLU-109, RAP-2000 and others. This bombs were used by IAF's Mirage-2000 at Balakot in Pakistan. Spice 250. A glide bomb designed as a complete system rather than an add-on kit, with a stand-off range of . Spice 250 ER. This new variant incorporates a micro-turbojet engine with an internal JP-8/10 fuel tank to deliver over the range of . Operators Specifications Warhead: Mk. 83 (453 kg) or Mk. 84 (907 kg) CEP: 3 meters Guidance type: CCD\infrared homing with GPS\INS Carrying-capable aircraft: F-15, F-16, Mirage 2000, Tornado, FA-50, F-35 See also Joint Direct Attack Munition (JDAM) Small Diameter Bomb MLGB MSOV H-4 SOW GBU-53/B AGM-154 Joint Standoff Weapon AASM HGK KGGB FT PGB LS PGB LT PGB Umbani References External links "Spice" brochure on Rafael website Rafael Advanced Defense Systems Aerial bombs of Israel Guided bombs of Israel Military equipment introduced in the 2000s Fire-and-forget weapons