Those are the issue link if someone want to take a look or have some suggestions.
https://community.gaijin.net/issues/p/warthunder/i/2QPU8eJZaDIP
https://community.gaijin.net/issues/p/warthunder/i/1lM5qQsDJv56
Yeah its really not hard to find photos of it surprised this wasn’t realized sooner.
This seems to be a Leclerc S3. can you help me find some photos for the S1 and S2? I know the mounting are the same obviously because the front cheeks didn’t got any particular modifications but it would be great as an additional proof all Leclercs supported it.
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for the most part i have only found s3 but here is a more top down view
Ok, im going to look for some other photoes later but i think the one i sent earlier should be enough
But on a slightly different note, do you know what this is.
It should be a sensor for wind and temperature for the FCS, i may be wrong tho.
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i think that is LWS sensor
Perhaps the first version of the LWS?
No, Leclerc S1,S2 and S3 use the LWS sensor on the place where i sent the photo. XLR is specifically not there but on a bit different spot still on the turret
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Pretty sure those aren’t LWS for combat scenario but just for training to know when you get “shot”. You can see on all pictures that it has the orange training light near the gunner’s hatch and a laser module near the MG’s gunn port.
I’m pretty sure the Leclerc in French service don’t have LWR, so I think that’s a dead end.
This however
Most definitely looks like one:
You can see the “mirror” spread on all side of the receiver. The wind and pressure sensors is at the rear of the turret.
There’s definitely good argument for the presence of a LWR for the Leclerc AZUR at least
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You highlighed the wrong this in fact, those are the lws:
Not the orange thing highlighting on phone is difficult xd
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The probe you are looking for its probably used for metereological value and adjustment for the fcs since its the pretty much the same you can find on the ariete amv.
In fact even strv122 equiped with galix can use a lws but same as the leclercs it seems to be optional
We can not be sure about the fact it does have LWS or not but the two sensor i sent seems the most probable thing, because the antenna most probably than not isn’t since it doesn’t seem at all a laser warning sensor and if you look at lws system for example on merkavas its almost the same as i highlighed, unless we can find some source about it. As i know the xlr equip the lws almost on the same position as the one i highlighed for you.
AFAIK Leclerc Galix system can also launch directional smoke to disrupt incoming laser guided missiles.
New reply.
https://community.gaijin.net/issues/p/warthunder/i/2QPU8eJZaDIP
It shouldn’t be hard to find, since galix is used in every leclerc as of right now but if one of you guys can help me find a specific part that states it i think it would be better
Leclerc AZUR might not have been mounted with it as it was a demonstrator just for the kit and not to be sent into actual battle
…Because that’s not what I wanted to highlight. I highlighted the orange light and the laser designation system near the MG port to show that it was exercise hardware, I saw the LWS just fine.
As I said, that probe is at the rear of the turret, it’s in the same place as the usual Leclerc:
You can see it on any pictures (including yours) of a Leclerc
Well, you mentionned the Ariete which we know has a LWS:
It looks exactly the same as the one found on the Leclerc AZUR. There’s no doubt to me that it’s a 360 degrees LWS.
The ariete have two probes one is for metereological reasons one is the 360 degrees lws as its stated in the details
The one on the leclerc its nowhere near similar but its similar to the metereological one
Another similar lws system on merkavas
Correct me if im wrong but Galix system was equipped on every leclerc right?