Isos wrote:
After 7 months it barely enters Ukrraine and launches missiles from outside ukraine. 0 deep strike.
It's a failed aircraft.
So go and tell Israel that the F-35 they bought sucks for not doing a deep strike in Syria, F-35 that beat the Rafale in Switzerland, Finland...
Isos wrote:
Pesa radar that has a 120km range against a fighter. Against new fighter with reduced it has much less range.
RBE-2 PESA (Rafale F1/F2/F3)
For RCS 0.0001 m2 class target: 7~9 km+
For RCS 0.001 m2 class target: 13~15 km+
For RCS 0.1 m2 class target: 41~49 km+
For RCS 1.0 m2 class target: 73~87 km+
For RCS 5.0 m2 class target: 110~130 km+
For RCS 10.0 m2 class target: 130~154 km+
RBE-2 AESA (Rafale F4, post-2012)
For RCS 0.0001 m2 class target: 11~13 km+
For RCS 0.001 m2 class target: 20~23 km+
For RCS 0.1 m2 class target: 62~73 km+
For RCS 1.0 m2 class target: 110~130 km+
For RCS 5.0 m2 class target: 165~195 km+
For RCS 10.0 m2 class target: 195~230 km+
https://defence.pk/pdf/threads/radar-ranges-of-different-fighters.94948/
Being able to detect a fighter with 3-5m2 of RCS at 120km implies that the Su-34 has a detection range comparable to all Rafales except the F4, and the Su-34's focus is not even aerial combat.
Isos wrote:
Proof is that airfield where it missed all the targets.
The problem is that the video of Iskander directly hitting a Buk tells a different story.
Isos wrote:
Half a dozen for 0 deep strike like it was supposed to do is embarassing
It was supposed to destroy the enemy, and judging by the fact that Ukraine spent the last 7 months begging for no-fly-zone and AD I would say the flanker has been working well.
Isos wrote:
Made up and fake numbers. And in reality terrain is not flat. You fly low only to escape radars, there is no other advantage.
In the graph above, the radar of the aircraft on the left flying at 30m high could detect the ship on the right at 40km away, if its mast is 30m high.
I have seen videos of the Su-34 flying "low" at 100-200m altitude, this will not prevent it from being detected tens of kilometers by a radar at 5m from the ground.
Isos wrote:
russians have issues detecting them 30km away which is really bad for them.
If that were the case Ukraine would not have lost 380 S-300,Buk and Osa and would not be asking the West for AD
Isos wrote:
HARM lock passively on your radars. Himars is a mlrs.
Himars is a GMLRS, and having access to it helps create more efficient EW systems against it.
And having access to HARM allows you to create radars that are more difficult to be detect and attack by anti-radiation missiles.
Isos wrote:
No argument so you change your arguments lol1
Ironically this is a good description of yourself that talks about range and ground mapping every time someone criticizes you for saying that the Su-34 has a mechanical scanning radar, when in fact it has a PESA radar...
Isos wrote:
It's you and your source who said they use kh-59
I don't see Su-34 armed with Kh-59, but with Kh-29, in the attack on the train station in Kramatorsk the Ukrainians were unable to distinguish a Tochka from an Iskander, you trust that the Ukrainians know how to
distinguish a Kh-59 from any other missile?
I don`t.
Isos wrote:
Sucking russian dicks won't help you have a better life.
And yet you want to criticize others for never bothering to be serious