We don’t know what they had. If the Kh-25MT existed and was tested, its highly unlikely to have been on the SU-17’s or MiG-27’s, more likely the Su-25T/39 which was listed on the report.
We have no idea what was passed on to the devs as a suggestion, but I doubt it was the Su-17M4/22M4.
cross compatibility is the word
Sources is the other word
You have to prove its cross compatible
its a Kh-25 for gods sake.
theyre all built on the same platform
No sources = never going to happen
well ur a tough nut arent ya
Reported this a couple months ago
https://community.gaijin.net/issues/p/warthunder/i/l4btYztAj288
2 secondary sources
quite enough as proof wouldnt you say hehe
yep, saw ur report. got with dontkev and added to his list
i wonder how the Vyuga pod’s functionality will be modelled… both in 3rd person and cockpit view
AFAIK, the cockpit gets a lil instrument panel thingy with a few lights and button (replaces TV screen) and the pilot aims and fires based on that
R-13M missiles for the Su-17/22
Kh-59L/T AGM for Su-17/22
EDIT: Kh-59L was not put into service even by russians
Other source that could be useful are
A 101/1/129.- Flugzeug Su-22M4, Gefechtseinsatz
A 101/1/128.- Flugzeug Su-22M4, Steuertechnik und Navigation
I have no idea what is in them though, as they are in the German state archive and I cannot access it. There is also no pdf of them online, as far as I could find. One would have to go there in person.
while reading the sources, i found the fabled Su-22M5.
An upgraded version of the Su-22M4 which, by my understanding, was never undertaken. but there actually WAS 1 prototype!
and here is the cockpit for it!
I have only seen one report about countermeasures for the Su-17m4. Does anyone have any more information about additional countermeasures for the Su-17m4? (I use Google Translate.)
https://community.gaijin.net/issues/p/warthunder/i/gVxuS26EFuti
