Honestly the one thing that help keep the pantsir from being talk of the town is noone knowing how it’s supposed to engage 4 targets like gaijin said it can. If learned any opposition heli SHOULD have troubles with it. That also being said i think radar being bugged to mess is hurting it’s performance too.
But we will never know cause the odds of it being fixed doubtful.
Search radar sometimes does see them but ADATS can’t lock with radar, only IRST. You have to find them with your eyes and hit it while manually guiding before it reaches you.
Not sure how you have trouble shooting kh38s then, sm3s usually fly at mid altitutes and sling them from there.
lol good luck intercepting 4 Kh-38MT that’s launched from S25SM3 that did’t even get into ur range. And you got maybe 15 seconds at best cuz those missile are fast and will one shot even MBT no problem.
Yea Pantsir S1 is clearly on pair with other SAMs like FlaRakRad, they radar coverage is just 20x bigger then on Roland system, its optics is just a bit better…
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The F-16C can in fact, pick up the pansir, they pull high g turns when I fire at them, and they evade my missile one after the other then I get slammed by a Jdam or something
The F-16C can only detect the search radar, not the tracking radar. If they just pull G’s it’s probably either because they saw your launch (smoke trail, targeting pod) or they hear the missile getting close (at long ranges you can hear the missile approaching quite well, at closer ranges it’s usually useless as closure rates will be too high to react though).
If they are just pulling Gs otherwise, that’s probably because they literally do not know you launched but dodge preemptively because they see S1 (search radar) on their RWR so they expect that a missile can appear at any moment. But I suspect it’s because they just saw you launch visually.
The only aircraft that can detect K-band (what the pantsir’s tracking radar uses) are the Su-25SM3 and a bunch of helicopters.