Sukhoi Su-27/30/33/35/37 Flanker series & Su-34 Fullback - History, Design, Performance & Dissection (Part 3)

This is amazing, superimposing the Su-34 takes it to a whole new level!

The R-77 lion doesn’t concern himself with enemy missiles.

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One of the forms of mcm is to shoot your missile to parry the enemy’s as the fragmentation of enemy warhead for some reason doesn’t dmg your missile when the seeker hasn’t been turned on.

13.0 Unc still got it
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Duckmaxxing in sim.

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Can you link that skin my man 🙏🙏

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duckmaxxing the hell out of 13.3 spam

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imagine having under 2000

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Regarding the Su-30SM2, has a bug report already been submitted about the current issue where it cannot continue tracking targets once they move outside the radar’s scan area?

If this is intended behavior for the PESA TWS ESA mode, could someone check whether the Su-30SM and Su-34 exhibit the same behavior?

The F-2 had the same issue, but it has since been fixed.

If I remember correctly the IRBIS had the ability to update the targets outside of the scanned area, but it was later removed (maybe not even 2 months after its release).

I think this might be a way of the devs to differentiate the AESA and PESA, I might be completely wrong ofc.

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it wasnt

it was never there to begin with or?

it was there and still is

it is just ±60° of the antenna position because of this:

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1355th!

If it’s really because it’s a PESA, then the Su-30SM shouldn’t be able to maintain awareness of targets outside its scan volume either. Unfortunately, I haven’t progressed far enough to test that myself. I just hope this issue gets resolved before I unlock the Su-30SM2.

there is no issue

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Updating outside scan zone is only on tws esa right? I think mode is for both AESA and PESA radars and I don’t recall any changes to that.

It should only be for within ESA zone for the pesa radars on su-30sm/mkm/sm2/35. As seen from the brochure, bars (radar on su30sm) can’t update for targets outside of its esa scan zone (40x40 degrees)
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Possibly another su-35s shot down

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