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ATR-72 MPA are fitted with AESA. Can they function as AWACS???
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The PN’s ATR-72 MPA is also known as the RAS-72 Sea Eagle. The RAS-72 Sea Eagle is configured with the Leonardo Seaspray 7300E active electronically scanned array (AESA) radar, FLIR Systems’ Star SAFIRE III electro-optical and infrared (EO/IR) turret, and Elettronica’s electronic support measures (ESM) suite.



Leonardo’s multi-mode AESA surveillance radars are a worldwide success, having been sold to 30 countries. The Seaspray 7500E has seen service with the US Coast Guard, while the Seaspray 7000E equips the UK Armed Forces’ AW159 Wildcat helicopters, the Seaspray 7300E equips the Italian Air Force’s ATR-72s and the Seaspray 5000E was recently selected for the Bangladeshi Navy to conduct anti-smuggling and anti-pollution missions.


https://www.leonardocompany.com/doc...easpray_7500E_LQ_mm07777_.pdf?t=1538987509857
 
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Well the radar supposedly has a range of ~600km I believe that is look down /surface scan. In that way it could theoretically be used as a naval awac for surface to surface guidance and targeting, but I'm not sure of anti-air operations.
Thanks.
An off-topic question. Do you have any know how on how electricity is produced in fighter jets???
 
Thanks.
An off-topic question. Do you have any know how on how electricity is produced in fighter jets???

Not who you asked but generally, on aircrafts, electrical power is produced by a constant speed drive gearbox coupled to an electrical generator which uses the torque from jet turbine.
 
Not who you asked but generally, on aircrafts, electrical power is produced by a constant speed drive gearbox coupled to an electrical generator which uses the torque from jet turbine.
yes. But what if we want to increase power output???
 
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