Solution JSpidey Posted December 10, 2023 Solution Posted December 10, 2023 No, later we'll get the link function which to my understanding means we'll be able to slave the TADS to an FCR target for identification.
Guest Posted December 17, 2023 Posted December 17, 2023 The hard bit comes when friendly forces are close to the enemy, and they're both driving the same vehicles
krazyj Posted December 18, 2023 Posted December 18, 2023 how will the FCR mode overlap on the TSD with known targets ?
LorenLuke Posted December 18, 2023 Posted December 18, 2023 5 hours ago, krazyj said: how will the FCR mode overlap on the TSD with known targets ? My understanding is that the control measures that point out targets and allies are loaded at the start of the mission and do not move automatically. Therefore, they'll either be right where they should be to compare with actual unit positions if the units never move, or just should not be used to determine friendly/enemy status. (Plus, the scope in the DTV mode at max zoom is decent enough for looking at targets under 8km away with a clear LOS)
FalcoGer Posted December 23, 2023 Posted December 23, 2023 With link you can slave your TADS to your FCR NTS, or your FCR scan zone to your TADS. You can correlate FCR targets on the TSD with friendly control measures, but better yet you can create a no fire zone around your friendlies, so no targeting data gets displayed in the first place. On 12/18/2023 at 12:27 PM, krazyj said: how will the FCR mode overlap on the TSD with known targets ? FCR displays the symbols on the TSD. I'm not sure what you mean by that. Later we will also get the C-Scope function, which will put radar data on the HMD or TADS for GTM/RMAP and ATM modes, and obstacle info and terrain profile lines for TPM. This should help visually finding things much easier.
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