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i guess you have heard about the Persian claiming that they can detect the F-35, the friend who worked at the F-35 for years and is now working on another program had this to say, wanted to share it in the F-35 channel, but it's more approporiate here
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i guess you have heard about the Persian claiming that they can detect the F-35, the friend who worked at the F-35 for years and is now working on another program had this to say, wanted to share it in the F-35 channel, but it's more approporiate here View attachment 60597
If they got enough resolution to guide a Fox-2(or 3) close enough, that could be it.
Also, you could use the low band radar to train telescopic EO/IR and track it that way.
 

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YAKAMOS RT can be deployed not only onboard USVs and small patrol vessels but also larger vessels like corvettes.“

“YAKAMOS RT can be used to detect sea mines, and its maximum range is enough to detect submarines that attempt to penetrate a naval base or other critical establishment that needs to be protected.“
 
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YAKAMOS RT can be deployed not only onboard USVs and small patrol vessels but also larger vessels like corvettes.“

“YAKAMOS RT can be used to detect sea mines, and its maximum range is enough to detect submarines that attempt to penetrate a naval base or other critical establishment that needs to be protected.“
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Well, this one has rather a different form.
 

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AESA radar (MURAD) is displayed at Teknofest (same one with displayed at İDEF) and it is a real one, not just the LRU'a but antenna and frontal assembly too.
 

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The one in IDEF only had real LRU's the antenna still is a mockup
I told exactly this to my friend and the employee corrected it as antenna module being real too.

Also, SST got it wrong. It won't fly with the F-16 in September, it will fly with Akıncı.

They are planning to fly it with F-16 by around November.

They also shared some values about performance but best to keep it
 

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Aselsan’s managing director Ahmet Akyol, has stated that the Murad Aesa radar is being integrated in to our manned and unmanned platforms as of now.
Soon we will have aircrafts that will be flying our skies furnished with Aesa radars. He also mentioned that; When married with this radar our a2a missiles and air launched munitions do have a force multiplier and game changer effects.
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“Being integrated” means , most likely, there are f16s , or at least one, that are already flying with this radar and testing it‘s capabilities.
Murad being part of the hardware of F16s and TurAF’s inventory may take a year, if we are to assume all is being hunky dory.
 
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Aselsan’s managing director Ahmet Akyol, has stated that the Murad Aesa radar is being integrated in to our manned and unmanned platforms as of now.
Soon we will have aircrafts that will be flying our skies furnished with Aesa radars. He also mentioned that; When married with this radar our a2a missiles and air launched munitions do have a force multiplier and game changer effects.
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Every time they utter the word "soon" about the AESA radar, a little part of me dies inside.
 

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Around next or this month
I am going to lower my expectations for the first flight within a year to be pleasantly surprised. Otherwise, I cannot cope with it anymore and will completely ignore any news about MURAD AESA.
 

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Remote Radar ED/ET System on KORAL-II Land Platform

KORAL-II, whose development work started on November 12, 2020 under the contract signed in 2020 and is expected to enter the Turkish Armed Forces inventory in the first half of 2025, is a GaN-based HEMT (High Electron Mobility Transistor) system compared to its predecessor KORAL-I, which consists of GaAs-based T/R modules. ) and MIMIC (Monolithic Microwave Integrated Circuit) structures, it will be able to meet the requirements of wider frequency band coverage (it has been stated that it covers all radar frequencies) and higher output power (longer range). KORAL-II, which will have a wider frequency aperture in both Radar ED and Radar ET roles and will be capable of detecting the direction and position of threat radar transmissions more precisely, will thus provide the user with the ability to detect and jam/blunt target elements from a greater distance.

KORAL-II, as a modern Stand-Off Jammer System developed against new generation threats, opens a safe air corridor to a certain depth in enemy airspace, allowing our warplanes to enter the country's territory, like a ghost plane, without being seen by enemy radars, and to remain safe after performing their missions. will be able to make it come back in some way. KORAL-II, which has lower band and upper band Radar ED and ET Systems, can be controlled remotely with the Operational Control Unit. KORAL-II can also be controlled from any shelter environment. So you can log into the system and control it remotely, for example from Ankara. With the KORAL-II System, which has advanced algorithms created using artificial intelligence and contains the highest technologies in terms of both software, hardware and RF design, safe communication is possible through both fiber-optic cable and RF data link (Data Link). In standard configuration, each set of Remote Radar ED/ET System on KORAL-II Land Platform; A total of 4 R-ET System Vehicles, 2 of which are Lower Band and 2 Upper Band, Lower Band R-ED System Vehicle, Upper Band Radar-ED System Vehicle, Maintenance-Repair Unit and Life Support Unit Vehicles and portable structures ( It consists of an Operational Control Unit (placed on the trailer). However, different combinations can be created from this set according to user needs (the number of R-ED or R-ET Systems may increase according to user demand) and the number of vehicles can be increased.

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When Radio Link is used between the R-ED and R-ET Vehicles in the KORAL-II System and the Operational Control Unit, which is an anti-radar system that can operate in the communication band (it can also operate in the communication band as a frequency band), there will be no distance restriction in the line of sight (LoS). . For example, it can be controlled by connecting to the System from another city. However, if communication will be provided via fiber-optic cable, the distance between vehicles will be limited to a maximum of 1km.

Considering the dimensions, operating frequencies, output powers, GaAs T/R (Transmit/Receive) modules, phased array antenna technology and electronic beam directing capabilities of the antennas used in the KORAL-I Mobile Radar EH System, the KORAL Radar ET System has a range of 150-200km. It was estimated that the KORAL Radar ED System could be used up to a maximum range of 300-500km, depending on the altitude of the vehicle's location above sea level and the power of the adversary radar. In KORAL-II, I evaluate that in addition to a certain range increase, higher levels will be achieved in terms of both detection sensitivity and mixing performance thanks to the use of GaN-based HEMT and MIMIC structures.

 
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