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Old 11-29-2007, 23:41 PM   #91 (permalink)
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F-22, no quibbles- its got stealth and supercruise. But the underlined part may not be representative of the situation today. The Russians- you are correct- still use early Gen Pastel RWRs for the most part, but their newer units use industry standard signal processors and have improved substantially. Plus there are many excellent firms willing to share gear for third party integration- Thales, BAe come to mind..
We don't emit, thus there is nothing for the Russian RWR to detect. We only emit when it's time to lock up a target for the AIM-120. Otherwise, we use offboard sensors through the Link 16 or our own RWR for our situational awareness.
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Old 12-03-2007, 17:09 PM   #92 (permalink)
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You are correct, the lock on for the F-22 part is what I was referring to. Even thats going to be dayyum hard, what with LPI and all...wonder how many wideband digital RWRs in service today can accurately and reliably recognise LPI radars when they get pinged by one. If they do exist, IMHO, the only option is to deploy the FOTDecoy and run for your life...why tangle with a fighter one cant see!
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Old 12-03-2007, 19:50 PM   #93 (permalink)
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Zero, however IIRC a paper was written too long ago on how to detect an LPI radar reliably.
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