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Actually a few questions...

 

First, what is the difference between the jammers available on the A-10C...

 

B.) do they actually work as advertised against SAMS & Aircraft

 

AND...

 

If they work how effective are they?

 

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Posted
Actually a few questions...

 

First, what is the difference between the jammers available on the A-10C...

 

B.) do they actually work as advertised against SAMS & Aircraft

 

AND...

 

If they work how effective are they?

 

Sierra

A) differences: the look, the weight and the produced drag (supposedly, but I am not really conviced that this is actually implemented). Beyond that, they function exactly the same.

B) There are already a few threads discussing this. Seemingly they didn't do too much in the past, but since 1.2.7 (iirc), they do help a bit against SAMs - whereas it is debated of how well their RL operation and behaviour is actually simulated ...

But search the forums for more details - I haven't really followed this topic lately.

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A) differences: the look, the weight and the produced drag (supposedly, but I am not really conviced that this is actually implemented). Beyond that, they function exactly the same.

 

It is implemented. You can see the weight change in the load out screen.

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It is implemented. You can see the weight change in the load out screen.

Yes. But I meant the difference in drag. :o)

 

edit:

last time I checked it, only the weight difference was implemented in the db_weapons_data.lua

Now just re-checked, and yeah, seems they patched the drag difference in as well! Nice!

 

displayName = _("ALQ-131"),

Weight = 305,

Cx_pil = 0.00083740234375,

vs.

displayName = _("ALQ-184"),

Weight = 215,

Cx_pil = 0.00070256637315,

 

... I interprete that as a reduction of drag by 16%? Sweet ... :o)

Edited by Flagrum
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