Russian aircrafts v4

[KraMax]

Main author – Timothy Igoshin (SPR)
We offer you, our dear developers of game and visitors of this forum, these data about Russian aircrafts.
We think that these data is most exact for Russian aircraft in game. Also, we have corrected our errors made in our OOB which we published at this forum.
Units:
http://forum.shrapnelgames.com/showt...hlight=russian

Weapons:
http://forum.shrapnelgames.com/showt...hlight=russian

These data are continuation our study of the arms of Russia. We wish to help everybody with exact data about our arms.
Probably, some errors are present here, and we suggest all visitors of this forum - please report to us about any errors you will find here. ===============

[KraMax]

EW points
1. Termal trap
2. Dipol reflectors
3. One-ranged station (jamming)
4. Wide-ranged station (jamming)
5. Advanced models of jamming stations: wide-ranged take-away, barraged, flickering and reaiming -jamming.
6. irradiation alerting system
7. alerting missiles attack system
8. Digital spetvychislitel (processing computer)
9. Decreasing of radar observability
10. System of complex management of leaving from attack and jammer
11. Radar
12. radio-technical reconnaissance system
15. stealth elements: lowering of electromagnetic radiation, optimized forms and case materials.
20. Stealth – selection of speed, forms and materials of the case, lowering of electromagnetic radiation, improved onboard radio-electronic equipment, colourings case etc.
24. Improved stealth.
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Fire Control

5 – Collimator sight
10 – Either any piston-engined planes or radar gunsight
15 – Laser range finder, or bombsight
20 – Digital processing computer for fire control/Target designation/TV-view-finder/ Target tracking system


Sites: www.airwar.ru, www.avia-mig.ru, www.sukhoi.org and some others. Some Russian books about modern aircrafts.
Background: my knowledge as AD-officer and some talks with former soviet pilots.

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Sizes
(wingspan x length) = size:

MiG-9 = … = 3
MiG-15 = … = 4
MiG-17 = 9,6 x 11,3 = 4
MiG-21 = 7,5 x 14,1 = 4
MiG-23 = 16,7 x 14 = 5
MiG-27 = 17 x 14 = 5
MiG-29 = 17,3 x 11,4 = 5
MiG-25 = 22,3 x 14 = 5
Su-24 = 22,7 x 17,6 = 5

[KraMax]

MiG’s

141 – MiG-23
Rename to MiG-23S (because of MiG-23 was pure fighter)
Change years - 1971-78
EW reduce to 1 – its equipment is only radar.
Radio=91

142 – MiG-23
Rename to MiG-23M
EW reduce to 1 – equipment = only Radar.

167 – MiG-23
Rename to MiG-23B (“B” is a bomber modification)
FC=15 (mounted automatic gunsight ASP-17, bombsight PBK-3-23S, laser range finder “Fon”)
Armour = 16 (has been strengthened according to preliminary specifications)
Change years 1973-86
EW=3 (jamming station “Siren’” SPS-141, 142 or 143, irradiation alerting system “Sirena-3M”, in the back hemisphere - “Bar’er”, radar )
Speed=18 (1800 km/h)

143 – MiG-23
Rename to MiG-23BN
Change years 1974-1988
FC=15 (automatic gunsight ASP-17, bombsight PBK-3-23S, laser range finder “Klyon”)
Armour = 16 (has been strengthened according to preliminary specifications)
EW=3 (jamming station “Siren’” SPS-141, 142 or 143 etc)
Speed=18
Radio=90 (most mass)
(all camouflage icons of previous MiGs change to grey - as those Migs were especially painted so! And the next models - were camouflaged!)

145 – MiG-23MF
MF – only export planes!
Rename to MiG-23ML
Armour=15 (L = light)
EW=4 (active jamming system “Siren’” SPS-141, 142 or 143, irradiation alerting system “Sirena” SPO-10, rockets S-5 for shooting traps)
Change years 1976-1989

146 – MiG-23MF
MF – only export planes!
Rename to MiG-23MLD
Armour=15 (L = light)
EW=5 (active jamming station “Siren’” SPS-141, 142 or 143, irradiation alerting system “Bereza” SPO-15L, blocks for shooting IR-traps and dipole deflectors BVP-50-60)
Change years 1984-2010 (over 300 planes are in reserve)

144 – MiG-23MF
MFs are only export planes!
Rename to MiG-23MLD
Armour=15 (L = light)
EW=5 (jamming station “Siren’” SPS-141, 142 or 143, irradiation alerting system “Bereza” SPO-15L, blocks for shooting ir-trap and dipole deflectors BVP-50-60)
Change years 1984-2010 (over 300 planes are in reserve at storing bases)
Slot 2 – Missile Kh-23 = 1 missile

945 – MiG-23MF (COIN)
MFs are only export planes!
Rename to MiG-23MLD
Armour=15 (L = light)
EW=5 (jamming station “Siren’” SPS-141, 142 or 143, irradiation alerting system “Bereza” SPO-15L, blocks for shot ir-trap and dipole deflectors BVP-50-60)
Change years 1984-2010 (over 300 planes are in reserve at storing bases)


129 – MiG-9
Rename to MiG-9F
FC reduce to 5
Slot 3 and 4 – empty

130 – MiG-15bis
Change year 1949

131 –MiG-15 SD-5
Change year 1950
Slot 3 = 100kg bomb
Slot 4 = 100kg bomb

132 – MiG-17
Slot 3 = 50kg bomb
Slot 4 = 50kg bomb

133 – MiG-17
Rename to MiG-17A
Slot 3 = 100kg bomb
Slot 4 = 100kg bomb



134 – MiG-17P
Rename to MiG-17F (Because of “F” is modification of fighter-bomber with 250-kg bombs and “P” – is a Perekhvatchik=interceptor (without bombs))
Change year 1953

135 – MiG-17P
Rename to MiG-17F
(Planes 1970-1978 is all remained in armies MiG-17 transferred in formed istrebitel'no-bombardirovochnaya aviatsiya (fighters-bombers aviation))
EW=2 (irradiation alerting system “Serena-2”, radar)
Slot 3 = 250kg bomb
Slot 4 = 250kg bomb

940 – MiG-17
Rename to MiG-17AS

138 – MiG-19
Rename to MiG-19S
Change year 1956

139 – MiG-21F
Rename to Mig-21F-13 (simply “F”- only interceptor)
Change year 1960

140 – MiG-21bis
Change year 1972
FC=10 – optical radio gunsight

942 – MiG-21F (COIN)
Rename to MiG-21PFM
Change year 1964
FC=10 – automatic gunsight ASP

947 – MiG-29
Rename to MiG-29 9-13
EW=7 (+wide-ranged station “Gardeniya”, shoting termal traps)
Radio=90

234 – MiG-29
Rename to MiG-29S
EW=8 (improved equipment concerning the previous version)

235 – MiG-29
Rename to MiG-29S
EW=8 (improved equipment concerning the previous version)

948 – MiG-29
Rename to MiG-29SM
EW=9 (improved equipment concerning the previous version)
Probably year 2008 ???
FC=30 – added tv-channel with autonomous computer

949 – MiG-29
Rename to MiG-29SM
Probably year 2008 ???
FC=30 – added tv-channel with autonomous computer

ADDING:
MiG-25BM (SEAD)
Years – 1982-1994 ???
Size=6
FC=15
EW=6 (station of radio-technical reconnaissance “Bereza-L”, active jamming stations “Siren’-1D-OZh” and “Lyutik”)
Armour=15
Vision=30
Speed=25
Radio=91
Slot 1 = Kh-58U – 2pcs
Slot 2 = Kh-28U – 2pcs

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Su
149 – Su-7B
Change year 1959
FC=10 (automatic gunsight ASP-5ND and bombsight PBK-2)
Speed=21

150 – Su-7BM
Change year 1963
FC=10 (automatic gun sight ASP-5ND and bombsight PBK-2)
Speed=21

151 – Su-7BM
Rename to Su-7BLK
Change years 1966-1989
EW=2 (active jamming stations “Siren’” SPS-141, 142 or 143)
FC=10 (automatic gun sight ASP-5ND and bombsight PBK-2)
Speed=21

952 – Su-7BM
Rename to Su-7BLK
Change years 1966-1989
EW=2 (active jamming station “Siren’” SPS-141, 142 or 143)
FC=10 (automatic gun sight ASP-5ND and bombsight PBK-2)
Speed=21

154 – Su-17M
Change years 1973
EW=3 (There is next info on Sukhoi website - changes of avionics at this modification was not done)
FC=10
Vision=20

155 – Su-17M2
EW=3 (no changes concerning the previous version)

160 – Su-17M
Rename to Su-17M2
Change years 1975-1985 ???
EW=3 (no changes concerning the previous version existing)

227 – Su-17M3
Change year 1977

228 – Su-17M3
Rename to Su-17M3R (for missile Kh-58)
Year removal – 1998
Speed=19

953 – Su-17M2
EW=3 (no changes concerning the previous version)
Vision=30 (see #155)

961 – Su-17M2
Rename to Su-17M4
Years 1983-1998
FC=20 (new digital computer for fire control “Orbita-20-22”, modernized system for control of weapons)
Speed=19

961 – Su-24
Rename to Su-24M (for Kh-29 missiles)
Year 1981 (760 regiment of Lipetskiy TsBP)
EW=8 (irradiation alerting system “Bereza” SPO-15M, IRST sensor L082 “Mak-UL”, passive jamming station APP-50, self defense equipment – control by separate digital computer “Neon”)
FC=20 (laser&TV aiming system “Caira-23”)
Vision=30
Size=5

148 – Su-24
EW=4 (irradiation alerting system “Sirena-2M”, active jamming station “Siren’”, radar detection station)
Size=5

229 – Su-24M
Rename to Su-24M2
Years - 2007
EW=9 (improved unit)
Improved systems of “M” (##147-148) modifications.
FC=25 (TV, GLONASS(GPS)/NAVSTAR, new onboard computer SVP-24, digital area map, collimator indicator ILS-31)
Vision=40
Size=5

535 – Su-24
EW=4 (irradiation alerting system “Sirena-2M”, active jamming station “Siren’”, radar detection station)
Size=5
536 – Su-24
EW=4 (irradiation alerting system “Sirena-2M”, active jamming station “Siren’”, radar detection station)
Size=5
537 – Su-24
Rename to Su-24M (for Kh-29 missiles which were used on this version)
Year 1981 (760 regiment of Lipetskiy TsBP)
EW=8 (irradiation alerting system “Bereza” SPO-15M, IRST sensor L082 “Mak-UL”, jamming station APP-50, self defense equipment controlled by separate digital computer “Neon”)
FC=20 (laser-tv aiming system “Caira-23”)
Vision=30
Size=5

538 – Su-24
Rename to Su-24M (for Kh-29 missiles)
Year 1981 (760 regiment of Lipetskiy TsBP)
EW=8 (irradiation alerting system “Bereza” SPO-15M, IRST sensor L082 “Mak-UL”, jamming station APP-50, self defense equipment controlled by separate digital computer “Neon”)
FC=20 (laser-tv aiming system “Caira-23”)
Vision=30
Size=5

951 – Su-24
EW=4 (irradiation alerting system “Sirena-2M”, active jamming station “Siren’”, radar detection station)
Size=5

357 – Su-27 Flanker-B
Rename to Su-27
Year 1984
EW=5 (irradiation alerting system “Bereza”, active jamming station “Geran’’”, jamming station APP-50)
Speed=25

356 – Su-27 Flanker-B
Rename to Su-27
Year 1986
EW=6 (irradiation alerting system “Bereza”, active jamming station “Geran’’”, jamming station APP-50 and + new active jamming station “Sorbtsiya”)
FC=20 (radar gunsight RLPK-27, optic-electronic aiming system OYePS-27, irst sensor, laser range finder, helmet targeting system “Schel’-3UM”, digital computer (spetsvychislitel) C-100, system of common indication SEI-31, system of weapons control (SUO) )
Speed=25

358 – Su-27 Flanker-B
Rename to Su-27
Year 1991 (“After debugging of all complex BREO ((avionics) by the Decision of Ministerial council of the USSR from 23 august 1990 Su-27 has been officially accepted on arms of the Air Forces as aircraft of air defence of Soviet Union.”)
EW=7 (new digital spetsvychislitel (processing computer) operating BKO (self-defense equipment), irradiation alerting system “Bereza”, active jamming station “Geran’’”, passive jamming station APP-50 and + new active jamming station “Sorbtsiya”)
FC=20 (radar gunsight RLPK-27, optic-electronic aiming system OYePS-27, irst sensor, laser range finder, helmet targeting system “Schel’-3UM”, digital computer C-100, system of common indication SEI-31, fire control system)
Vision=30
Speed=25

958 – Su-27 Flanker-B
Rename to Su-27SM (22 guards air regiment – Vladivostok city)
EW=9 (new missile launch alerting system, new station of radio-technical reconnaissance, improved control system, digital spetsvychislitel (processing computer) operating BKO (self-defense equipment), irradiation alerting system “Bereza”, active jamming station “Geran’’”, jamming station APP-50 and + new active jamming station “Sorbtsiya”)
FC=20 (radar gunsight RLPK-27, optic-electronic aiming system OYePS-27, irst sensor, laser range finder, helmet targeting system “Schel’-3UM”, digital computer C-100, system of common indication SEI-31, fire control system)
Vision=40
Speed=25

236 – Su-30
Rename to Su-30M (M - multi-purpose, just “Su-30” arrived only in air defense)
Year 1992
Crew=2
Armour=16 (1) - an advanced life-support system
EW=9 (see Su-27M)
FC=20 (see Su-27)
Speed=25

242 – Su-30
Rename to Su-30M (M - multi-purpose, just “Su-30” arrived only in air defense)
Crew=2
Armour=16 (1) - an advanced life-support system
EW=9 (see Su-27M)
FC=20 (Su-27 plus tv-indicator of tactical-situation map and mapmaking, GLONASS(GPS)\NAVSTAR, system SDTs)
Speed=25

891 – Su-34
Year = 2008
Armour=16 (1) - an advanced life-support system
EW=11 (see Su-30M + stealth elements + new active jamming station)
Speed=22

892 – Su-34
Year = 2008
Armour=16 (1) - an advanced life-support system
EW=11 (see Su-30M + stealth elements + new active jamming station)
Speed=22

893 – Su-34
Year = 2008
Armour=16 (1) - an advanced life-support system
EW=11 (see Su-30M + stealth elements + new active jamming station)
Speed=22
170 – Su-47
Armour=20(1)
FC=30
EW=12
Size=5

162 – Su-25 Grach (translate to English=Rook (bird))
Change years 1980-1991
FC=15 (see MiG-23 and MiG-27)
Armour=16(1) - survivability must be better than survivability of fighter. Its attack plane and analogue American A-10 attack plane.

168 – Su-25 Grach
Change years 1980-1991
FC=15 (see MiG-23 and MiG-27)
Armour=16(1) - survivability must be better than survivability of fighter. Its attack plane and analogue American A-10 attack plane.

954 – Su-25 Grach
Year 1984
FC=15 (see MiG-23 and MiG-27)
Armour=16(1) - survivability must be better than survivability of fighter. Its attack plane and analogue American A-10 attack plane.
EW=5 (by experience of Afghan war +added cartridges with ir-trapes)

169 – Su-25 Grach
Year 1984
FC=15 (see MiG-23 and MiG-27)
Armour=16(1) - survivability must be better than survivability of fighter. Its attack plane and analogue American A-10 attack plane.
EW=5 (by experience of Afghanistan war +added cartridges with ir-trape)

163 – Su-25 Grach
Year 1987
FC=15 (see MiG-23 and MiG-27)
Armour=20(2) - by experience of Afghanistan war pipelines, draughts of management was strengthened, new anti-fire system was deployed, +new. armored screens.
Crew=1
EW=5 (instead 6)

164 – Su-25 Grach
Year 1987
FC=15 (see MiG-23 and MiG-27)
Armour=20(2) - by experience of Afghanistan war pipelines, draughts of management was strengthened, new anti-fire system was deployed, +new. armored screens.
Crew=1
EW=5 (instead 6)

165 – Su-25 Grach
Year 1987
FC=15 (see MiG-23 and MiG-27)
Armour=20(2) - by experience of Afghanistan war pipelines, draughts of management was strengthened, new anti-fire system was deployed, +new. armored screens.
Crew=1
EW=5 (instead 6)

171 – Su-25T
FC=20 (automatic aiming complex with tv-observer with operating TsSV)
Armour=20(2) - by experience of Afghanistan war pipelines, draughts of management was strengthened, new anti-fire system was deployed, +new. armored screens.
EW=7 (+ added ir-traps station, wide-ranged station “Gardeniya” and perhaps “Omul’”)
Radio=91 or 92 (build small quantity, fighting in Chechnya)

184 – Su-25T
FC=20 (automatic aiming complex with tv-observer with operating TsSV)
Armour=20(2) - by experience of Afghanistan war pipelines, draughts of management were strengthened, new anti-fire system was mounted, +new. armored screens.
EW=7 (+ added ir-trapes station, wide-ranged station “Gardeniya” and perhaps “Omul’”)
Radio=91 or 92 (build small quantity, fighting in Chechnya)

955 – Su-25 Grach
Year 1987
FC=15 (see MiG-23 and MiG-27)
Armour=20(2) - by experience of Afghanistan war pipelines, draughts of management were strengthened, new anti-fire system was mounted, +new. armored screens.Crew=1
EW=5 (instead 6)

956 – Su-25 Grach
Year 1987
FC=15 (see MiG-23 and MiG-27)
Armour=20(2) - by experience of Afghanistan war pipelines, draughts of management were strengthened, new anti-fire system was mounted, +new. armored screens.
Crew=1
EW=5 (instead 6)

957 – Su-25SM
FC=25 (map making system and new digital processing computer)
Armour=20(2) - by experience of Afghanistan war pipelines, draughts of management were strengthened, new anti-fire system was mounted, +new. armored screens.
EW=10 (automatic control by defense complex, station of radio-technical reconnaissance, jamming system in all ranges an at all freq.complex – barraged, withdrawing, noise, flickering and reaiming)

[KraMax]

Other

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Yak
124 – Yak-9K
Rename to Yak-9P (Yak-9K in large quantities it was not made, Yak-9B - was issued only in over 1944, and were serial last updatings U(UT) and P)
Weapons:
Slot 1 = ShVAK = 3 pcs

939 – Yak-9B
Rename to Yak-9UT (Yak-9K in large quantities it was not made, Yak-9B - was issued only in over 1944, and were serial last updatings U(UT) and P)
Radio=90 (build over 300)
Weapons:
Slot 1 = NS-23 (30 shells)
Slot 2 = ShVAK = 2 pcs (120 shells)

122 – Yak-38
FC=10 (automatic gun sight from MiG-21)
EW=0

123 – Yak-38
Rename to Yak-38M
EW=0
Speed=11

359 – Yak-141
Remove – in 1991 this project was closed


360 – Yak-141
Remove – in 1991 this project was closed

296 – Yak-60RPV
Rename to Shmel-1 or Shmel’-1


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864 – G-11 Glider
Carry=11

554 – L-29 Delfin
EW=0

557 – L-39S Albatros
Rename to L-39 Albatros (without “S”)
EW=1

938 – Il-10 Shturmovik
Weapons
Slot 3 = 100kg bombs = 2pcs
Slot 4 = 100kg bombs = 2pcs

540 – Ilyushin Il-14
Rename to Il-14-30D

532 – Il-28
Year end = 1979

533 – Il-28
Change years 1950-1979
534 – Il-28
Year end = 1979

930 – Il-28
Year end = 1979
Weapons:
+
Slot 2 = Slot 1 = RBK-250 CBU = 6 pcs

128 – La-11
Armour=9(0)
Weapons
Slot 2 = Empty

136 – La-11
Rename to La-9 (the picture is same because of La-11 – is La-9M)
Armour=9(0)
Weapons
Slot 1 = NS-23 = 4 guns (300 shells)
Slot 2 = Empty
Slot 3 = Empty

539 – Lisunov Li-2
Rename to Li-2
Speed=3

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Tu
125 – Tu-2s
Speed=5
Armour=12(0)
Weapons
Slot 2 = 12.7mm UBS = 2 guns

530 – Tu-2s
Speed=5
Armour=12(0)
Weapons
Slot 3 = 500kg bombs = 2pcs

531 – Tu-2s
Speed=5
Armour=12(0)
Weapons
Slot 2 = 12.7mm UBS = 2 guns

376 – Tu-16 Badger
Rename to Tu-16

377 – Tu-22 Blinder
Rename to Tu-22 or Tu-22 Shilo
Year end = 1996
Speed=15
Crew=3


379 – Tu-22M Backfire
Rename to Tu-22M2
Speed=18
Crew=4

To add (for example instead Yak-141)
Name – Tu-22M3
Level bomber
Years 1989-2020
Crew=4
Radio=90
Size=6
FC=0
Speed=23
Armour=20(1)
Vision=30
EW=8 (high power radar, active jamming, passive jamming, irradiation and missiles alerting system, system of radio-technical reconnaissance etc)
Weapons:
Slot 1 = 1000kg bomb=6pcs
Slot 2 = 1000kg bomb=6pcs
Slot 3 = 1000kg bomb=6pcs
Slot 4 = 1000kg bomb=6pcs

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An
541 – Antonov An-2P
Rename to An-2TD
Speed=3
Carry=12

542 – Antonov An-12BP
Rename to An-12
Size=6
Speed=8
Crew=5
Armour=15

543 – Antonov An-12BP
Rename to An-12BK-IS
Year 1974
Size=6
Speed=8
Crew=5
Armour=15
EW=3 (IR-traps, in a back hemisphere “Bar’er”, “Fasol’”)

605 – Antonov An-12BP
Rename to An-12BK-IS
Years 1970-2020
Size=6
Speed=8
Crew=5
Armour=15
EW=2 (IR-traps, in a back hemisphere “Fasol’”, active jamming station “Siren’”)

544 – Antonov An-32
(Never consisted on arms, it was made basically for export and a little for civil use)
Rename to An-26 (same picture – these planes are similar)
Year 1970
Carry=140
Speed=4
Crew=5
EW=0

545 – Antonov An-72
Rename to An-72
Carry=157
Speed=6
EW=0

[cronos3807]

Hi Kramax,

Nothing about Yakovlev Yak-130 ?

Year 2009
Crew=2
Armour=?
EW=?
FC=20?
Speed=10

Armament: 1x23mm GSh-23L, bombs, rockets pods...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yakovlev_Yak-130

Any information are welcomed.

Cheers.

[KraMax]

These planes are in game. On these planes there is not enough information.

[DRG]

All the info is welcome and the way it is set down is good and makes for easy reading and correcting. I've copied it to my to-do list but things like this..

229 – Su-24M
Rename to Su-24M2
Years - 2007

"Years - 2007" does not tell me if this is an in service or OOS date. If I had to guess I'd guess it's an in service date.

ALSO

537 – Su-24
Rename to Su-24M (for Kh-29 missiles which were used on this version)
Year 1981 (760 regiment of Lipetskiy TsBP)
EW=8 (irradiation alerting system “Bereza” SPO-15M, IRST sensor L082 “Mak-UL”, jamming station APP-50, self defense equipment controlled by separate digital computer “Neon”)
FC=20 (laser-tv aiming system “Caira-23”)
Vision=30
Size=5

538 – Su-24
Rename to Su-24M (for Kh-29 missiles)
Year 1981 (760 regiment of Lipetskiy TsBP)
EW=8 (irradiation alerting system “Bereza” SPO-15M, IRST sensor L082 “Mak-UL”, jamming station APP-50, self defense equipment controlled by separate digital computer “Neon”)
FC=20 (laser-tv aiming system “Caira-23”)
Vision=30
Size=5

Both those units are level bombers. Level bombers do NOT get FC

MOBHACK HELP

LEVEL BOMBERS: They do not need to locate a target on the ground to attack, so need no vision. They do not aim at anything, so FC and RF is superfluous.

I have noticed that in some OOB's vision/RF/FC has snuck into some bomber units and that's now on the to-do list to clean them out as it does affect unit cost and leads to misunderstandings. The Level Bomber code does not use the vision/RF/FC ratings


Now......... perhaps whoever wrote this wanted these changed to fighter-bomber. If so that needs to made clear AND why those particular bombers should be changed

Don

[DRG]

One other point.

From reading through this it would appear that there is some confusion as to what the radio codes actually mean.

Case in point is this

184 – Su-25T
FC=20 (automatic aiming complex with tv-observer with operating TsSV)
Armour=20(2) - by experience of Afghanistan war pipelines, draughts of management were strengthened, new anti-fire system was mounted, +new. armored screens.
EW=7 (+ added ir-trapes station, wide-ranged station “Gardeniya” and perhaps “Omul’”)
Radio=91 or 92 (build small quantity, fighting in Chechnya)

This is what the radio code means and it's copied directly from MOBHack Help

0 is normal chance of picking, 1 is rare (AI will tent to skip over this unit), 2 is common (AI will tend to stick on this unit as it runs through the list upwards).

So that last line in the first quote is telling me "Make them very rare or very common " which makes no sense at all. Given the "build small quantity, fighting in Chechnya" info they should be 91 radio code.

Don

[politruk]

Greetings!
Thanks for interests to our work!

1.

"Years - 2007" does not tell me if this is an in service or OOS date. If I had to guess I'd guess it's an in service date.

Sorry, Kramax had removed part of the phrase. My version looked just like “Year – 2007: at Lypetskiy TsBP (Lipetskiy Training Center) was 6 pcs. Then it’s planned 20 pcs for 2008 - 7 pcs more has been modified from ‘M’ version).
Of course of them are in service from 2007.

2.

I have noticed that in some OOB's vision/RF/FC has snuck into some bomber units and that's now on the to-do list to clean them out as it does affect unit cost and leads to misunderstandings. The Level Bomber code does not use the vision/RF/FC ratings

Now......... perhaps whoever wrote this wanted these changed to fighter-bomber. If so that needs to made clear AND why those particular bombers should be changed

Caira system (deployed at Su-24s of ‘M’ modification) was intended to operate from low altitudes (up to approx. 5-6 thousands meters), so these units must work as tactical bombers to use its equipment fully.

3.

So that last line in the first quote is telling me "Make them very rare or very common " which makes no sense at all. Given the "build small quantity, fighting in Chechnya" info they should be 91 radio code.

Of course, you are right.
There must be ONLY ‘91’, not ’91 or 92’.


Thanks again!
I will pleased if you'll find another mistakes or innacuracies and then we will get more realistic game