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Originally posted by Laxpla
Exactomundo, I mean, the US govt is even alowing people to know how the stealth was made,
Originally posted by SectorGaza
I CAN SEE YOU F22!
radar detection has been always developing faster
Antey-2500
The Antey-2500 is designed to combat aircraft and tactical missiles, including ballistic missiles with a launch range of up to 2,500 kilometers. The Antey-2500 mobile complex, developed on the basis of the well-known S-300V [SA-12] air defense complex, is a new-generation system, capable of autonomous combat action. It can simultaneously engage 24 aerodynamic targets, including stealth targets, or 16 ballistic targets with a RCS of up to 0.02 meters, flying at speeds of up to 4,500 m/s. Improved characteristics of the radar information facilities and optimization of radar signal processing technics make it possible to combat high-speed ballistic targets with a small radar cross section. Antey-2500 can effectively protect an area of up to 2,500 sq. km and engage targets at altitudes of 25 to 40,000 m.
Originally posted by Seekerof
Good topic and find Sector.
Here's my contention to what you speak of:
Does that system work on a plane? In other words, is the system on a plane or is it utilized by a plane?
The 'Raptor' is not a strike fighter like an F-15C-E.
The 'Raptor' is a air superiority fighter...air dominance fighter, meant to fight other aircraft, not to specifically enter a 'hostile' area, per se', to bomb a ground target, etc.
Comments?
regards
seekerof
Originally posted by Seekerof
Thats cool.....
BTW...the new 120-AMRAAM, latest version has a range greater than 70 KM.....
And in such,the "Raptor" will remain unseen, undetected.
Also.....this "ability" to "detect" targets 'as small as 0.3 sq. m radar cross-section (RCS)'.......means that your radar technician will be having to discern between friend and foe, fly and bird (a mach 2 bird? ), etc....doesn't it? Just cause you can "detect" in no way dictates that you "know" what your are indeed "detecting"......does it?
regards
seekerof
[Edited on 5-12-2003 by Seekerof]
Originally posted by Seekerof
Other than that.....I really don't see how a system can claim such without being 'proven' to be such...it amounts to nothing but a manufacturers assertions and claims....
regards
seekerof
Originally posted by KrazyIvan
to bad we'll hit it before anything we have gets in range.