TPY-4: Multi-Mission Radar for Next-Gen Threats 

For making some baked Potatoes right?

@@Versedian spicy microwave

Yea, its very affordable. Cost around 16 McNugget

Yes as a lmt ceo i can sell you if you have 160 million dollar

I prefer F22 Raptor.

wait for block5

@@selahattinkaradogan2744 were and wen

@@EmreCemcem rip

I'm sure a lot.

Nothing.

@@mikethedick sure

the radar cross section of most 5th gen planes is smaller than a bird the US has lots of jamming and active protection systems to prevent drone use

Don't forget para-gliders

cross bow should be enough😆 @@MusicSoundPlayer

ehm

Australia has built a very large over the horizon radar network called JORN.

@@john-paulfarrell2562 great! Glad to hear it has been adopted by someone, if not the US Coast Guard. ? What's wrong with the Hawaiian Islands, Japan? And any country with wide open shorelines with distant waters offshore? It's too bad nobody's developed 18KHz Radar for underwater metal detection to guard against submarine vessels and mines. Can penetrate soil to depths of 6 ft and reflect from septic tanks - and Land Mines. As the lessons learned in Martial Arts, there is always something you can try to do about everything

@@TooDamnOld yep, it’s an incredible system, allegedly being able to detect Chinese missile launches over 5500km (3400 miles) away as far back as 1997, and also can detect stealth aircraft as well. Because both nations are a part of 5 eyes, it’s likely that all of the intelligence gathered by JORN is sent to the Americans, which means they don’t have to build their own system

@@john-paulfarrell2562 higher frequencies = higher transmission altitude. Ham radio 30MHz follows the curvature of the earth. Higher frequencies are more line of sight or more direct line transmissions. So up the frequency to up the detectable altitude. Should work fine at a guess ~ 50-75 MHz. Longer ranges for early warning from Chinese Hypersonics, don't like them either. ☮️🇺🇸

OTHR can't track aerial targets, much less provide tracking guidance. It's primarily a trip wire sensor (i.e. hey, something's out there, keep an eye out.)

classified?

@@AugmentedGravity Nothing is classified to War Thunder players :D

@@Just_A_Random_Desk 😂

555km rotating, 1000km stationary. www.lockheedmartin.com/content/dam/lockheed-martin/rms/documents/ground-based-air-surveillance-radars/TPY-X_TPY-4_brochure.pdf

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Na.. that’ll risk it getting into Russian hands.. actually mabe send it to Ukraine so we can TEST it against the Russians

There is a world outside the Russia-Ukraine conflict

No send it to Israel instead

@@Spessforce Fuck that entire region

Again homeless people and beggars 🤡

thats not how it works my guy😂

@@AugmentedGravity How does it work then?😂

Because it’s not weight-effective

@@I_am_MeriumT what do you think ia inside that dome😂

@@AugmentedGravity Not like that, as in instead of being in a "rectangular" shape and rotational, why not make it a dome like shape to remove the need for it to rotate 😂

Overestimating you mean?

@@AugmentedGravity As in how they said the radar can detect it while it's built with stealth tech 😂😂😂😂

Everything is detectable. Some aircraft is just low-visible

@@I_am_MeriumT a J-20 is a far cry from what a western stealth fighter would be like the 22 and 35, so yeah😂

This is marketing material - they probably just picked whatever looked cool.