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Review
W-Model: Tracked PantsirPosted: Thursday, May 10, 2018 - 11:42 PM UTC
Andras Donaszi reviews and builds the Tracked Pantsir in 1/72nd scale from W-Model.
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Taeuss
Manitoba, Canada
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Posted: Friday, May 11, 2018 - 02:36 AM UTC
Wow! Talk about a cluttered upper deck! How the heck do they know what to use when engaging a target with so many options (besides training).
spongya
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Budapest, Hungary
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Posted: Friday, May 11, 2018 - 01:02 PM UTC
They just shoot everything they have and see what hits.
Alternatively there is probably a computer that works out the best way of dealing with specific airborne threats. (Speed, distance, altitude, etc.) Distant targets- missile; close targets- gun would be the simple algorithm; you can refine it, of course. I had the impression that the optical/IR tracking is a fall-back option in case the radars are jammed/dangerous to use.
Alternatively there is probably a computer that works out the best way of dealing with specific airborne threats. (Speed, distance, altitude, etc.) Distant targets- missile; close targets- gun would be the simple algorithm; you can refine it, of course. I had the impression that the optical/IR tracking is a fall-back option in case the radars are jammed/dangerous to use.