The guy who has manual says it is pretty close to the Navy models(-1 and -1A)
Difference is
No TCS
No PAL mode
No tape 111A (iirc some A2G stuffs)
No Link 4 DL
No ICLS
No nav grid
No vis fix for INS
Different TID symbols (basically worse)
And yes… It still possible to carry AIM-7F and Navy model sidewinders and It explain why they could carry A2A Hawk because they has “unused slots” for sparrows in ROMs.
Also, Fakour 90s are maybe propaganda crap, just like Kh-38MT
Footage from Fakour-90s shows no LAU-93 launchers at Station 3/6. This implies either the presence of coolant within the missile body itself, as seen with the AIM-54C ECCM/SEALED, or that it is a simple SARH missile.
To the best of my knowledge, the AIM-54C ECCM/SEALED still required coolant when mounted on the F-14A/F-14B, so I am highly skeptical that Iran could have developed a missile that completely eliminates the need for coolant.
He only shows the title with yellow binder tho :/
Only things what I can say from -1A(IR) is it is already unclassified since 31 Dec 1995.
Also, although it is only a guess from the image, it is highly probable that the “modernized” F-14AM still uses the AN/ALR-45/50 RWR. This is because these RWRs originally have their receivers installed on the right gear door on nose ones, and there have been no changes to them whatsoever.
Do we know what the the ALR-45 changes from the ALR-25? Since that display looks near identical. I know that the ALR-45F(V) backports tech from the ALR-67
Also, a Neat APR-39A demonstration clip.
Mode 1 / Mode 2, for the RWR refers to the use of Detailed / Terse audio warnings, for head up updates.
In that case the missile in game needs to have its boost phase removed from the motor. Funnily enough removing the boost propellant in game brings weight down to almost what is listed on a data sheet.
Are you sure AD-04 isn’t an export model with reduced performance or something like that?