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Chimera

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  1. Wow, how about reading things in context from previous posts. The point I was trying to make, irrespective of whether all of them or some of them use the AESA RBE2 or PESA radar is that they are both still highly classified. Sent from my 22101316UG using Tapatalk
  2. Great, but the F-35 and F3R use AESA radars. That simulation is rudimentary at best. If it was so easy to deduce RCS values from creating a blender model and running simulations on it, companies wouldn't spend billions of dollars creating these very complex designs. The Rafale might not be a stealth design, read my post I didn't say that, but it incorporates a lot of features to reduce it's RCS. Clearly you have no understanding of this topic if you think that it works exactly the same across various EW suites spanning from the 80-2000's, what we see in DCS is very simplistic not realistic.
  3. The true advantages of both the Rafale and F-35 won't be accurately simulated in DCS in its current or near future state with regards to RCS, AESA radars and very sensitive EW and jamming capabilities, unfortunately DCS doesn't scratch the surface of some of these aspects and for good reason - due to their classified nature. Add on to that, the fact that Dassault is threatening cease and desists to anyone simulating highly sensitive material that they produce.
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