The ALR-67(v) RWR is being updated.
Here are the following changes:
1. The Azimuth Display (AD) has changed.
2. Emitters are now being discriminated into three categories: Non-Critical (SAFE), Critical (Threats) and Lethal (Attacking Threats).
3. How the emitters are displayed in the AD depends on their category.
4. Two filters are being implemented: Normal and Priority contacts. Limited Display.
Normal (N) = All detected emitters (up to 16) will be shown on the AD.
Priority (P) = Only Critical and Lethal threats will be shown.
Limited = When selected only the first 6 Non-Critical emitters will be shown.
5. HUD will show only Critical and Lethal threats to prevent cluttering.
6. AD center will display RWR status.
7. Sounds will be improved.

New RWR test.
The new format is clearer and more useful for determining threat position.

The diamond indicates missile launch.

magot napsal:

maj to blbě

(od vnitřního kruhu směrem ven)
R1 - status kruh
R2 - kritický kruh (vše co je uvnitř je průser - odpálená raketa)
R3 - smrtící kruh (vše co je uvnitř je reálné ohrožení)
R4 - nesmrtící kruh (vše co je uvnitř je potencionální ohrožení)

Razbam Simulations I did not design this device. It works this way.

Based on new docs, the bands have changed as follows:
Inner: Critical
Middle: Lethal
Outer: Non-Critical

Razbam Simulations Docs and comments by people who have used the device.

Unfortunately although both the Hornet and the AV-8B use the same device, both use different versions. The AV-8B uses the ALR-67(v), which is the oldest one. The F/A-18 uses the ALR-67(v2) and now the ALR-67(v3).

So my docs could refer to a different version than yours. Still thanks for sharing this.

petsild napsal:

Proč nemám tuhle vadu, co dělám špatně?

Furthering our commitment to trying to provide a full and rich experience to the community, and in line with our module development priorities, we’ve decided to introduce the A-6E and KA-6 as free AI units into DCS World shortly following the release of the F-14 Tomcat!

The Intruder is an aircraft that has been under active development at Heatblur Simulations for some time, and subject to a license agreement, we hope to eventually introduce it into DCS world as a full DCS module - and we are developing it with this intent in mind.

In the meantime, the AI Intruders will serve a critical role in the F-14 campaigns and provide an additional level of authenticity to the game and simulation battlespace environment. The A-6’s are built to our extremely exacting standards, with laser scanning forming the basis of our core workflow and ensuring complete accuracy in shape and dimensions. In-game, the KA-6 will provide the player with texaco services while the A-6E will serve as a venerable strike partner with an unmatched payload - good friends to have in the cockpit of an F-14.

Thanks as always for your support. We look forward to sharing much more!