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Hello,

 

We've flown yesterday sortie and were spotted and attacked by Roland ADS.

According to track data, one of our planes was shot down at 22k ft ASL, while missile was launched at 550 ft ASL.

It gives height difference about 6500 m, which actually is is according to encyclopedia effective range of this missile...

but first of all aircraft wasn't straight above launcher.

Range at time of shot was 7700 m at impact it was 7200 m.

 

All this exceed envelop according to Encyclopedia... and at top of all, effective max altitude of missile is said to be 5500m...

 

So is this a bug? Or encyclopedia data is wrong? Or neither? :) :pilotfly:

 

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One more - there was no RWR warning about tracking nor missile detection - while guys, who were a lot bellow got missile warning...

Edited by Wilczek
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The in-game encyclopedia has a few entries that aren't 100% accurate as it doesn't mirror the sims weapon data. By that I mean the encyclopedia is its own text file that isn't always updated whenever missile data gets changed, so there are bound to be discrepancies.

 

The lack of RWR or missile detection warning just indicates that there are in fact blind spots in these systems so it all depends on where the missile is launched from in comparison to your own aircraft.

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I don't believe so. It's always possible that these systems mention a high probablity of kill employment zone, or that they do so vs. a particular type target. It is possible that range is extended a little against some types of targets.

 

In the falklands war one of the destroyers launched a missile slightly outside of design range and hit its target.

 

So is there any place where I can find accurate data about this missiles?

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So is there any place where I can find accurate data about this missiles?

 

Not at the unclassified level. Open source and real data can differ significantly, even by 20-30 nm is some larger SAMS.

 

 

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