Isn’t it “R-27A” seeker stats and not R-27EA?
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Nah, R-27A used 9b-1103 (no m).
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what documentation r they talking about bro 🥀(🥀
there’s 3 mig-29 manuals that state the exact same thing
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Probably the technical manual of R-27 source from Fantom?
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Shoot me a DM with the details please, include your sources (covers etc) both translated and original. I’ll see what I can do.
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Thanks brotha
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W GOATjob. <3
Does anyone have sources on the R-27EM? I want to read more about it but can’t find any actual sources.
Eepy missile
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what radar band is the R-27EP able to track?
One would assume it can track the common NATO fighter radar bands and whatever band the E-3 Sentry uses. The missile is new enough to probably have a broadband seeker that doesn’t need to be programmed for one specific band before takeoff like older missiles of the same type.
Also gaijin probably will just give it a broadband seeker for gameplay.
I doubt it has a broadband seeker because its meant against aerial targets
I band is the most likely answer because this is what majority of airborne radars uses
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from what i found it is using this seeker:
9B-1032
but i didnt find anything about the seeker yet
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Isn’t this the seeker?
In which case, it looks like J band.
I’m not sure tho.
USSR makes missile that only lock onto USSR radars, truly a moment in history. Same level as US early RWRs that can detect everything but the radars of their main adversary
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Mig-23 and MiG-25 killer
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