MiG-21 Weapons Management: Difference between revisions

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Before switching the radar on, it must be in <code>Standby</code> to warm up for 2-3 min (middle position of left most switch on radar panel on right cockpit wall). Before the radar is used, the left switch must be flipped up into the <code>Run On</code> position. The red light above will flash ca. 1 second and then turn off again. If it does not turn off, then the switch must be immediately set back to the middle position, as the radar was not warmed up sufficiently (not setting it back immediately might blow off the radar).  
Before switching the radar on, it must be in <code>Standby</code> to warm up for 2-3 min (middle position of left most switch on radar panel on right cockpit wall). Before the radar is used, the left switch must be flipped up into the <code>Run On</code> position. The red light above will flash ca. 1 second and then turn off again. If it does not turn off, then the switch must be immediately set back to the middle position, as the radar was not warmed up sufficiently (not setting it back immediately might blow off the radar).  


The radar can overheat due to the use of an open cooling system: ~20 min when on and ~2 hr in stand-by.
The radar can overheat due to the use of an open cooling system: ~25-30 min when on and ~2 hr in stand-by. If the red light on the right side of bottom of the radar turns on ("SW OFF RADAR"), the radar must be turned off.
 
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The FlightGear implementation has a 60 km range and targets can be locked up up to 40 km. The radar sees 20° left/right and 20° up/down. This is not realistic, but currently done so to be competitive with other [http://opredflag.com/ OPRF] planes.
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