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Since the Black Shark has no RWR, you most likely won't see the incoming missile. Even if you manage to see it, it wouldn't do you much good. Those spinning rotors give a very good radar return, so chaffs wouldn't fool an incoming missile.

 

So yeah... I stick with flares.

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Kamov does not dispense Chaff - Best you can do is a bucket of tinfoil strips and an open cockpit door.

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As I said - no chaff dispenser on the Kamov and as a consequence not usable in-game.

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Posted (edited)

I was under the impression that the ka-50 can indeed deploy chaff, I know I read it on several websites.

In the flight manual it says:

"The UV-26 system is used to dispense infrared flare decoys and dipole reflectors (chaff)".

 

On the patrol mission for instance, you start with 64/64 flare/chaff. Guess it's leftover from BS1.

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I was under the impression that the ka-50 can indeed deploy chaff

 

 

could.. But it doesnt in sim.. And if it were to match the hog in chaff deployment, what is the benefit? Flares are far more effective. In fact, I remove all chaffs from my A-10 in the ME.

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Flares are far more effective. In fact, I remove all chaffs from my A-10 in the ME.

 

Erm, flares are about as much use as a chocolate fireguard when it comes to defending against RADAR guided systems. Both chaff and flare have specific uses.

 

If the only missions you fly are low intensity, asymetric scenarios where the enemy are only fielding optical or IR guided systems, then yes a full flare load would be of benefit. But for most missions chaff is just as important as flare(possibly more important) .

 

 

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could.. But it doesnt in sim.. And if it were to match the hog in chaff deployment, what is the benefit? Flares are far more effective. In fact, I remove all chaffs from my A-10 in the ME.

 

Actually you are wrong. Flares are completely ineffective for use against radar guided missiles, and chaff are completly ineffective against IR guided missiles. That is why, in the real world, there are the two types primary types of disposible ECM (with various sub-types, etc), and the same for the sim (except the different types of each).

 

EDIT** Sorry Eddie, didn't see your post

 

 

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Gave it a try yesterday. Found chaffs are not implemented in BS which I consider a bug (they're most definately implemented in RL).

 

Chaffs may be of little use -- read sites claiming modern weapons were able to compensate the effects generated by chaffs -- but they'd provide us with a little chance at least to fool an incoming missile.

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Gave it a try yesterday. Found chaffs are not implemented in BS which I consider a bug (they're most definately implemented in RL).

 

Not on the Ka-50 version modelled in the sim. The modelled aircraft has no chaff dispensers.

 

No bug here at all.

 

 

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Not on the Ka-50 version modelled in the sim. The modelled aircraft has no chaff dispensers.

 

No bug here at all.

 

Sorry, again:

 

I was under the impression that the ka-50 can indeed deploy chaff, I know I read it on several websites.

In the flight manual it says:

"The UV-26 system is used to dispense infrared flare decoys and dipole reflectors (chaff)".

 

On the patrol mission for instance, you start with 64/64 flare/chaff. Guess it's leftover from BS1.

 

BS2 FM still quotes the UV-26 deploying chaffs.

 

Bug.

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Bug.

 

When will you listen - No bug ;)

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Posted (edited)
When will you listen - No bug ;)

 

Why should I listen ;) Why is everyone so focussed on bugs/nobugs?

 

Anyway, my original question has been answered. That sounds fair enough to me. :)

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Why is everyone so focussed on bugs/nobugs?

 

Clarification. It does no good at all to allow disinformation to litter the threads, especially so for newcomers to the boards/SIM.

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The KA50 has NO means of knowing you are under fire from a radar guided weapon..... there is NO POINT in carrying CHAFF ..... Stick with flares... at least they can be deployed in a useful way.

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lol, you don't need chaffs on Ka-50 anyway.

 

Arm yourself with two Kh-25ML's and play chicken with Buk SAM. It's hilarious how many SAM rounds go to waste at low altitude XD. Keep popping up and down until most of SAM munitions are wasted and you're within about 12km, then fire off Kh-25ML, and then second one. And you can finish the rest with guns and rockets blazing :)

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