raptorman

It's a static IP, so it can be easily resolved by banning that ip from accessing the site.

Anyone still having problems registering or not getting the confirmation mail? That seems pretty much impossible, even if you have access to both source codes.

Just setting something straight, open source doesn't mean you can get your hands on the models, open source means the source code is available (on SourceForge) and can be used under certain conditions.

Something you don't need if you're good at beyond visual range combat :D

Me neither, therefor the "to me it seems" :)

To me it seems the data now is as accurate as possible, but the results aren't, so you can indeed change the data and with trial and error checks to see if the results are like they should be, or, what would seem more logical to me, make a correct algorithm.

That would depend on how the burnthrough range is calculated. If it just depends on a variable that could be easily changed, yes, if it's calculated using complex algorithms (sp?), it won't be that easy to change.

Isn't inverse gain jamming quite effective against conical radars like AAA uses? I know it can be countered with CSORO or LORO, but even that can be countered again by the jammer.

I just got directed by someone to this thread, so time to add my 2 cent :) First, the title of the article is "Using The Jammer In Falcon 4 Allied Force", so using this article to proof that Lomac is wrong won't work, unless you see Falcon as 100% realistic, which isn't true. You call it BS, a Prowler ECMO called the thread this article is based on required reading for all those that aspire to maximize the realism of this sim. Again keep in mind that it was never my intention to give a detailed explanation on how a radar in real life works, but to help simmers who wanted to get the most out of their F16 jammer in Falcon 4. Now it's my time to ask a question. What jamming techniques are included in Lomac? Inverse gain, swept square wave jamming, velocity deception... or just generic jamming? Raptorman