I am going to pose the same message as I had done to Stella since the radar system is of the all-weather "lookdown" type that eliminates clutter from other surfaces except aircraft.
I think there is some serious miscommunication going on here. A reflective plasma will act just like, if it is round, a metal sphere flitting around. How do you eliminate that?! That will look exactly like a round aircraft (no fan blades or other characteristica). You simply can't eliminate that.
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On sea modes, how does it eliminate refletive clutter from ocean waves and depicts only returns of aircraft?.
Doppler filters as we know very well how the ocean behaves.
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Here is what I wrote to Stella and I pose the same to you.
I think I see where you are going with this, so what I would like for you to do is to do some homework for me and I will give you something to go on so you can answer your own question.
The radar of the F-16, or other air intercept radars for that matter, are of the "lookdown" type, and what does that mean? It uses ?????? technology to eliminate ground-based reflections or clutter if you will, to where they will only track an aircraft-type target and disregard all other reflective objects and since it is also an all-weather radar as well, weather-related reflections as well.
In fact, it can also disregard reflections of ocean waves to where only the beam return of an aircraft is only displayed. Remember, I mentioned before that the radar of a multi-mode system and I just told you what it can do, but I would like for you to tell us how it is done and why reflections that you and badeskov think is possile, does not happen.
Review the video where the lead F-16 pilot stated that he didn't believe that the object was weather-related and I never believed it either.
I think I see where you are going with this, so what I would like for you to do is to do some homework for me and I will give you something to go on so you can answer your own question.
The radar of the F-16, or other air intercept radars for that matter, are of the "lookdown" type, and what does that mean? It uses ?????? technology to eliminate ground-based reflections or clutter if you will, to where they will only track an aircraft-type target and disregard all other reflective objects and since it is also an all-weather radar as well, weather-related reflections as well.
In fact, it can also disregard reflections of ocean waves to where only the beam return of an aircraft is only displayed. Remember, I mentioned before that the radar of a multi-mode system and I just told you what it can do, but I would like for you to tell us how it is done and why reflections that you and badeskov think is possile, does not happen.
Review the video where the lead F-16 pilot stated that he didn't believe that the object was weather-related and I never believed it either.
And how would he know if he had never seen such a phenomenon before (and it can actually be quite spectacular and out of this world).
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So to prove that you are not here for the purpose of debunking, how about confirming what I have just said? To sum it up, pilots cannot afford to be distracted by weather-related phenomena on their radar scope when they are on a life and death mission in an airborne dogfight arena where a simple mistake of just two seconds can spell your doom.
I think I have already told that I am well aware of the all weather capabilities of the F-16 radar. And I have better things to do with my time than to debunk just for the purpose of debunking.
So, again, are you telling me that a reflective plasma is not a surface reflector (yes, it does matter). Because if it is, it will effectively have the same radar properties as a metallic object flying around and how do you filter that out?!
Cheers,
Badeskov


