送交者: AI 于 2006-2-13, 17:16:47:

回答: 部队转业的，国内大学军事教官就这样教打F22的 ：)) 由 炎阳 于 2006-2-13, 16:12:15:

Long range missiles are guided by radio signal for most of the time before the final heat seeking kicking in. F22 is not only stealth from radar but also has about a third of heat signature of F15. This reduces the final heat seeking range down to 3 Km.

• IR SAM are typically in that range. IR AAMs' ranges can be much - steven (89 bytes) 2006-2-13, 18:35:30
  • Hey, steven, want your opinion, can a sidewinder be used ? - PhonyDoctorPhD (112 bytes) 2006-2-13, 19:24:35
    • btw, I am by no means an expert in Dog fight. - steven (178 bytes) 2006-2-13, 20:26:33
      • 嘿，我以前玩过F-22的飞行模拟游戏，好象是电子艺界（EA）出的 - 蓝隼 (128 bytes) 2006-2-14, 00:15:49
        • your is a couple hundred dollar game, the one I talked about - steven (54 bytes) 2006-2-14, 00:36:22
          • I know, just want to point out landing is not a easy task - 蓝隼 (54 bytes) 2006-2-14, 00:39:25
    • it is gonna be very hard. To launch a missile, you have to - steven (78 bytes) 2006-2-13, 20:23:02
• I think F22 can launch the bombs outside of 3km. - Enlighten (32 bytes) 2006-2-13, 17:34:48
  • When the weapon load is open, its radar signature is much bigger. - AI (58 bytes) 2006-2-13, 17:41:29
    • that whole open/drop/close action is pretty fast, it is pretty - steven (29 bytes) 2006-2-13, 18:37:29
      • Even if the radar spots it, it will be way too late - 蓝隼 (142 bytes) 2006-2-14, 00:19:08
    • That makes sense. The load is less optimized for evading radar. - Enlighten (0 bytes) 2006-2-13, 17:46:32
• Those heads-on missiles are only guided by radars of internal and external - AI (0 bytes) 2006-2-13, 17:27:49

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