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Jester loosing TWS and RWS contacts in open skies.


D3adCy11nd3r

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it's not his fault... it's entirely possible they are flanking you, and thus the notch filter makes them disappear. They may also be turning cold, and if they're not + or - 100 kts compared to you, they'll disappear.

 

Try switching to ground stabilized mode to see their true direction (will show if they're flanking on data link). In aircraft stabilized mode, you see only their relative velocity, not their actual heading.

 

Also, get below them. The AWG-9 does not like ground clutter. It's very hard to break a pulse lock if you're below them, even if they flank or go cold.

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With MLC filter on, the gate is more than double the stated size.

 

The problem is that you're shooting in STT with the filter. If you're below the target such that the angle of elevation is 3 degrees, the filter is automatically deactivated.

 

Shoot in TWS if you want range with no target response.

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My biggest problem is when I have a STT lock and tell jester to decrease the range on the TID he losses the lock.

 

The lost of contacts on TWS and RWS may be due to a number of factors.

Closure rate, MLC filter (even on open skies if the radar is below 3° it may be enabled), scanning elevation and azimuth (jester doesnt try to maintain the targets on radar).

 

Don't forget pulse doppler modes are always stabilized to the horizon.


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