That’s for steel, does F-16/etc made from steel for 100%?
yes IF for example.
Turkish F-16 is operating on 100GHz (example)
Slovakian F-16 is operating on 101GHz (example)
they both can tune the RWR to ignore their national F-16 frequency
And it still might overlap.
And im not sure, that you can do it easily.
From default it going with standart frequency
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specifically pantsir?
What does steel have to do with it? If this is a graph of structural failure from the load.There is no question of steel at all.At Point K, it will break instantly
i recall that older aircraft could only do this via groundcrew helping them change dials and settings under the panels, but more modern aircraft might have this function built in with their EW systems
Yes. I added link to that update in my previous massage.
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Would be a real boon for ambush tactics, so your position isn’t compromised the instant you kill an enemy.
I always think the killcam and subsequent revenge bomb was a bit cheesy
F-16 for example does not feature that, or at least not as physical switch.
my home nation operates our F-16s with a mission SSD thing which programs the systems for that specific mission. so either the F-16 uses that or like old times relies on ground crew
Might be just for mission points, known threats, and etc.
Its called IFF. Radars have it and emit a code that shows other aircraft that know the code if its a enemy or a foe.
true but i do know of other things which are programmed on it which… regrettably i cannot disclose. so i doubt that mission chip is limited
You guys also have laggy thermals?
Different materials show different stress/strain behaviour, the graph you posted shows the behaviour for steel.
Some materials just have a straight line (likes some
composites…).
Furthermore steel starts to deform in an irreversibile way (yield) already at point A/B.
point K Is where It completely fails and It corresponds to a higher applied stress than the initial damage point
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WRONG.
Radar IFF only returns the EMITTING aircraft the IFF status.
The RECEIVING aircraft gets NO information from the RWR regarding IFF
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Good stuff, Gaijin, but can we please have the option to use the original killcam (and naval shell tracking) functionality?
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@Stona_WT @Smin1080p can we get any reasoning behind RWR changes in SB?
They make no sense, they “fix” non-problems, they are not realistic (deliberately introducing bug basically), no one really asked for them.
The question is: why?
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