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How much skill is required for an Su-30 pilot to evade AMRAAM missile that enemy pilots fire from an optimal distance?
Chris Morgan, Global head, credit and business development. (2018-present)
You can’t really, if you’re in the NEZ of an AMRAAM then a big Su-30 cannot evade. Your only hope is countermeasures. An AMRAAM is radar guided so it will come down to what toys your Sukhoi has fitted. The Indian birds have a different ECM suite to the Russian birds.
Thing is the NEZ is relatively narrow so the AMRAAM uses passive data linking for the shot itself and only turns on its active radar in the terminal phase. Depending how good your TWR is, you likely won’t know the missile is inbound until it goes active.
The Tarang TWR that India uses isn’t as good as the latest Russian TWR.
Anyway it’s not down to how good your pilots are it’s about how good your electronic sensors are. The better they are the longer you have to react. Standard doctrine is you light the burners and try to put as much distance between you and the inbound. You point your tail at the threat as that’s where your jamming gear is, you make sure it’s unmasked and has the best probability of throwing off the missile.
Note : the original website Quora where article of this nature, are being deleted by Indians monitoring those website! The PDF article I published on Arjun main battle tank has now confirmed been deleted from internet but you can check yourself, the source is missing?
Chris Morgan, Global head, credit and business development. (2018-present)
You can’t really, if you’re in the NEZ of an AMRAAM then a big Su-30 cannot evade. Your only hope is countermeasures. An AMRAAM is radar guided so it will come down to what toys your Sukhoi has fitted. The Indian birds have a different ECM suite to the Russian birds.
Thing is the NEZ is relatively narrow so the AMRAAM uses passive data linking for the shot itself and only turns on its active radar in the terminal phase. Depending how good your TWR is, you likely won’t know the missile is inbound until it goes active.
The Tarang TWR that India uses isn’t as good as the latest Russian TWR.
Anyway it’s not down to how good your pilots are it’s about how good your electronic sensors are. The better they are the longer you have to react. Standard doctrine is you light the burners and try to put as much distance between you and the inbound. You point your tail at the threat as that’s where your jamming gear is, you make sure it’s unmasked and has the best probability of throwing off the missile.
Note : the original website Quora where article of this nature, are being deleted by Indians monitoring those website! The PDF article I published on Arjun main battle tank has now confirmed been deleted from internet but you can check yourself, the source is missing?