+-85 deg fixed AESA plate for more planes

With last dev update, J-10C’s fixed AESA was brough up to ±85deg.(Which is unrealistic, but what we can do?)
So, id suggest adding that to more planes, such as F/A-18E, F-15C Golden Eagle, F-2A, Rafale C F3, Rafale M F3-R, Kfir C.10.

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what

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check screenshots)

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It’s placed at an upwards tilt irl if that’s what you’re complaining about

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@Yamahagi surely this 85 degrees should be the positive radar elevation only, and not negative as well? I know radar was tilted but surely that means it loses negative elvation

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Do any of these have greater FoRs for their radars?

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not a case.
it got ±85 gimbal in horisont

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IRL - no. but J-10C doesnt either

Hmmm… I dont think the solution to 1 aircraft having a potentially ahistorical feature is to make all aircraft have a ahistorical feature

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honestly the best way to find out is to get the KLJ-10A brochure or specs

According to what I’ve seen in the J-10 thread, some prototypes of the Radar had extra emitters placed in the sides, widening FoV, you’ll have to wait for someone who can read mandarin and chinese docs to explain

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you wouldnt find that probably

but how can you say thats unrealistic then?

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sounds a bit sketchy.
but that’s not a case in game anyway

ngl im not too informed about AESA physics but whats stopping an AESA from scaning 85 degrees left or right?
i understand 90 is impossible because each module that isnt on the right outer most layer would have to scan through the rest but what about 85?

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because so far it is 70deg due to technology limitations. and even then - on these 70 degrees you will have less range than on 0.

yeah range dropoff isnt modelled for any AESA radar in game however

but unrealistic gimbals are here for J-10.

But I think they’ve denied that for other nations too, but 75-80, I could maybe beleive on those grounds but 85 seems like too much to me (though like you, not well versed in AESA)

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maybe gaijin found some source which might suggest J-10C can or does use a ECRS style gimballed AESA radar?