It is currently unclear if MAWS can work directly with the targeting pod, or the targeting pod needs it’s own sensors. At the same time, considering if the targeting pod indeed has the IRCM/DIRCM capabilities, it’s limited pivot would mean it would work only from spesific angles.
We welcome any additional information that provides more clarity on the matter. Right now there is very little evidence the pod itself has the required elements for DIRCM functionality. But we will continue to investigate.
Do Gaijin have any plans to fix the modeling errors of the LS6 series bombs? The issue I submitted in the bug report Model Errors of the LS-6 Series Bombs has been locked, and the Reporting Manager provided no reason for the lock… This modeling problem is an objective fact.
all LDIRCM has limited field of view, especially the mi28/ka52(one of them) which only has it on the bottom, but somehow it works against top down missiles
So the j10c, like the j11a, exists only to feed other people, the so-called model modification, the working time is just an excuse, and it doesn’t even take a day to fix the radar and correct the thrust.
current MI-28nm player should almost all know this, so they can avoid this by lifting the head. in close range like GRB, the heli need to heading down to maker sure the missile getting into the blind area
