Aces High Bulletin Board
General Forums => Wishlist => Topic started by: artik on September 20, 2013, 05:22:38 AM
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It was used during WW2... It can be cool fooling the radar using Chaff. It should be available on some heavy bombers like: B-17, B-29, B-24, Ju-88 etc.
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It was used during WW2... It can be cool fooling the radar using Chaff. It should be available on some heavy bombers like: B-17, B-29, B-24, Ju-88 etc.
Specially modified bombers used them, They were called RCM - Lancaster, Wellington and Hallifax bombers (for example) were the ones that first started using it in 1943. Problem is I don't know how it would work out in the Main Arena or Scenarios.
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if it worked properly, the dar would show nothing but a big red blob...do that at 20k with a single plane just inside the dar circle of a base then after a bunch of cons up from the base to intercept, sneak an noe mishun from another direction. that is until people figure out how what's going on.... :noid
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the TWC-hoarde already look like a big red blob on radar :P
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if it worked properly, the dar would show nothing but a big red blob...do that at 20k with a single plane just inside the dar circle of a base then after a bunch of cons up from the base to intercept, sneak an noe mishun from another direction. that is until people figure out how what's going on.... :noid
I don't think it would be good for the game. Too much avoiding combat as it is.
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I don't think it would be good for the game. Too much avoiding combat as it is.
This.
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I don't think it would be good for the game. Too much avoiding combat as it is.
no argument there... :aok
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I don't think it would be good for the game. Too much avoiding combat as it is.
Yep agree
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Or perhaps the use of chaff would promote combat. I can see where the bomber pilot might feel he has a better chance of surviving/completing mission if he can spoof the radar as he's inbound.
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Or perhaps the use of chaff would promote combat. I can see where the bomber pilot might feel he has a better chance of surviving/completing mission if he can spoof the radar as he's inbound.
ahhh promote combat by avoiding combat. Interesting :old:
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I don't understand why it is so hard to get that chaff is not very useful in a daylight intercept.
"OOOH look, pretty sparkly strips of aluminum coming out of that Lancaster....I'm sooooo distracted!"
:lol
"Black 6, be advised that enormous radar blob is still in 10-12-6 like it has for the past 35 minutes"
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It was used during WW2... It can be cool fooling the radar using Chaff. It should be available on some heavy bombers like: B-17, B-29, B-24, Ju-88 etc.
+1 :aok
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I personally seen this deployed from a WW2 aircraft in a movie so it must be 100% accurate, right?
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