RWR Numbers

[bop1701]

Does anyone know what the numbers on the bottom of the RWR mean?  They don't seem to be the bearing to a threat on the scope.

 

Thanks

[Gadreel]

It is the bearing, relative to where the nose of the aircraft is pointing, to the threat with the highest priority. The top priority threat has a diamond around the letter/number. In this case the RWR classifies the H on the top left as the top priority threat and displays a diamond around it. 
You can find more details in the manual: Radar Warning Receiver - Heatblur F-4E Phantom II

Edited June 21, 2024 by Gadreel

[G.J.S]

Just imagine your nose - no matter where it’s pointing - is 360/0 degrees, your tail is 180. In your pic the priority threat is at approximately 300 degrees relative to your nose (therefore roughly 10 o’clock).

[Zabuzard]

Or in other words, it is just repeating what you already know by the position of the threat symbol anyways, bad guy at 10 oclock

Edited June 21, 2024 by Zabuzard