Heatblur’s fantastic APQ-120 simulates the effects that Aspect Angle and external ordnance have on an aeroplane’s detectability. This discussion shows, via tests and examples, the impact those variables have on radar operations and situational awareness.
The characteristics and peculiarities of the F-4E Phantom II noticeably distance this fighter from the vast majority of the modules present in DCS. This series aims to adapt and study old and new approaches and procedures, starting by introducing new features and discussing basic search routines and suggestions.
As Heatblur’s F-4E Phantom II approaches, more videos, articles, and tutorials are released. However, not all content creators use English for their work, and many players may prefer their mother tongue.
This article contains a list of creators organized by language.
The AN/APQ-120 is a late-60s radar system developed to satisfy the requirements of the F-4E Phantom II. Due to technological and practical limitations, it cannot provide the same wide variety of azimuth and elevation options as modern devices.
And so it begins! With less than a week left before the launch of the Early Access, we start the long journey into a new module: Heatblur’s F-4E Phantom II.
As the release of the F-4E gets closer and closer (still about 330 days ‘till the end of 2024!), I started to put together the first kneeboard pack for the Phantom II.
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