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May I assume it will have the same RWR as F-4E or worse, since it is a much older jet?

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I'm a bit fuzzy on the details because iirc it depends on exact model/era/operator, but my understanding is it'll be either something barebones (think what we have in the A-4 with just an aural warning) or none at all. Afaik the only jets to receive directional RWR similar to the F-4 were the Canadian CF-104s (which were then passed down to a bunch of other operators), as well as the F-104Cs that flew in the later Vietnam deployments. 

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The Phantom didn't have a RWR for a while either, we have a relatively late variant. Again, there are only a couple variants of the 104 with a comparable RWR to the Phantom, and you can easily tell them apart from the antennas in the nose and near the engine nozzle:

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On 6/12/2025 at 8:50 AM, PLAAF said:

May I assume it will have the same RWR as F-4E or worse, since it is a much older jet?

If a Vietnam-era F-104C is modeled, it should have the same APR-25 as Grinnelli's F-100D is supposedly going to have.  And an F-104C should definitely be modeled, as well as the F-104G.  Those two could maybe be released as separate modules.  Then afterwards, maybe add an F-104S ASA as a separate module.

The F-104C was used in the Vietnam War.  It had an inflight refueling probe.  Only 77 were built.

The F-104G was most widely used and in the greatest numbers, 1,127.  Operated by Germany, Netherlands, Belgium, Norway, Italy, Canada, Greece, Spain(?) and Taiwan.

The F-104S ASA had 147 upgraded from F-104S and was operated by Italy.

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