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Here it is. IL-76 flying away at M 0.3, 20000ft. F/A-18 chasing at over M 1.0 at 17000ft. Commnaded STT, radar tried to go HPRF STT and couldn't hold STT so it changed to MPRF STT automaticaly. AIM-7 launched, radar switched to HPRF PDI but again couldn't hold track, radar went MPRF PDI (?) and continued to guide missile. Target destroyed. F-18 radar.trk

If ED is really confident with current F/A-18 status, they would proudly announce out of EA stage for their flag ship module...

All Razbam module doesn't support “engage my target” commnad unfortunately. I requested working “engage my target” and "engage target at my SPI" command for AV-8B many years ago, and result is as you know.

ED have tendency to not bother stopgap solution and only care about "perfect" solution which need years to implement and require another years to mature.

Typical ED's movement. ED announce something, then go completely radio silence for monthes or years. Thread like this will be ignored or closed.

It's not so new feature

Not bug. If you try to STT, target tries to break STT by activating ECM. Radar cannot resolve range(display 99.9 range in HUD) while ECM is in effect until you close in certain range(burn through).

Thank you for nice Q&A. Looking foward to J-8PP. Where is radar information shown? On HDD?

And I assume heatblur worked very hard to get those documents. They paid certain amounts of time and cost and, may have needed hard and long discussions, negociations. I don't expect heatblur share those easly.

I think asking randam conpany "Hey, I want XXX documents you reserched for YYY product" is big NO NO in common sence. Let's stay away from that.

Looks like ED has zero interest about this area.

I guess that is fuel bingo warnig.

Helljumper posted some STR and ITR charts for DCS M-2000C at RAZBAM discord. They are pined in mirage-2000c channel.

Do you use Designated MITL control mode? This option gives me very fine control. null

Radar will switch to STT when you press triger so it shouldn't matter most of time.