There are several different Active Radar Homing missiles in DCS. This study aims to discuss and compare them, to use them better, and defend from them more effectively.
The first chapter of the study introduces the ARH missiles and the so-called “First Launch Opportunity”, along with missile performance and ranges.
The JF-17’s KLJ-7 provides a number of options for the pilot to engage their targets. This article is an overview of STT, SAM and DTT.
After a broad overview of the KLJ-7 functions, we dive deeper into the available Air-to-Air Search Modes: Velocity Search, Range-While-Search, and Track-While-Scan.
The KLJ-7 is the Fire Control Radar (FCR) mounted in the JF-17. It was introduced in the mid-2000s and is considered a modern radar, more or less on par with other 4th-generation fighters available in DCS.
Yesterday, I posted a short video and article to ask you guys for help with the radar simulation and operation of the JF-17’s KLJ-7. Besides the points I did not understand (and about which I received some really great answers, so thanks, everyone!), I had one complaint: the lack of a complete English manual.
After spending about 10 minutes looking at the radar of the JF-17, the KJL-7, I noticed a few things that baffled me. I am not sure whether I am missing something or if there is an actual problem, so I recorded this quick video to see what you guys think.
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