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== Container Killjoy Jammer Decoys == | == Container Killjoy Jammer Decoys == | ||
These can be found in various starter fleets | A [[Munition:sgm-2-temptest#Killjoy_Jammer_Decoys|SGM-200 Tempest Missile]] with a <span style="color:#b41f32;">Wake-Homing Seeker</span> and a [[munition:ssj|Self-Screening Jammer]]. | ||
Their construction consists of a Self-Screening Jammer and usually little else. | This [[Munition:sgm-2-temptest#Killjoy_Jammer_Decoys|Killjoy Jammer Decoy]] is a defensive decoy meant to decoy anti-radiation seekers such has <span style="color:#429a30;">Home On Jam Seekers</span> and <span style="color:#429a30;">Fixed Anti-Radiation Seekers</span>, as well as blind <span style="color:#429a30;">Active Radar Seekers</span> and <span style="color:#429a30;">Fixed Semi Active Radar Seekers</span>, including when these seekers are present as a backup after the primary seeker has been jammed. Its defensive doctrine is set to only ever fire when a manual PD Priority order is given, by default bound to the Z key, on an incoming missile's radar track. This method of launch will not work on visual tracks, it must be position fired if no radar coverage is present. | ||
These can be found in various starter fleets. Their construction consists of a Self-Screening Jammer and usually little else. | |||
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Container Killjoy Jammer Decoys
A SGM-200 Tempest Missile with a Wake-Homing Seeker and a Self-Screening Jammer. This Killjoy Jammer Decoy is a defensive decoy meant to decoy anti-radiation seekers such has Home On Jam Seekers and Fixed Anti-Radiation Seekers, as well as blind Active Radar Seekers and Fixed Semi Active Radar Seekers, including when these seekers are present as a backup after the primary seeker has been jammed. Its defensive doctrine is set to only ever fire when a manual PD Priority order is given, by default bound to the Z key, on an incoming missile's radar track. This method of launch will not work on visual tracks, it must be position fired if no radar coverage is present. These can be found in various starter fleets. Their construction consists of a Self-Screening Jammer and usually little else.
