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Active Radar Seekers employ a small forward facing radar emitter & receiver in order to search for targets. These use the same Radar Cross Section mechanics as other search radars, such as the Frontline. As of the missile update all RADAR based missiles prefer to select targets in the center of their FOV (Targets on the edge of the seeker cone are 50% less likely to be chosen as a target). Active Radar seekers come in three varieties which have different ranges and search cones; Fixed Active Radar, Steerable Active Radar, and Steerable Extended Active Radar. | Active Radar Seekers employ a small forward facing radar emitter & receiver in order to search for targets. These use the same Radar Cross Section mechanics as other search radars, such as the Frontline. As of the missile update all RADAR based missiles prefer to select targets in the center of their FOV (Targets on the edge of the seeker cone are 50% less likely to be chosen as a target). Active Radar seekers come in three varieties which have different ranges and search cones; Fixed Active Radar, Steerable Active Radar, and Steerable Extended Active Radar. Fixed seekers are locked to only covering 20 degrees forward in either direction from the missile's centerline. | ||
Revision as of 19:54, 15 October 2026
Fixed Active Radar Seeker
| Fixed Active Radar Seeker | |
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| Type | Support |
| Base Cost | 1 pts |
| Validator Cost | 0.25 pts |
| Type | RADAR |
| Range | 2,000 m |
| FOV (deg) | 50 deg |
| Validator Reliability | 95% |
| Steerable | No |
| Position Targeting | Yes |
| Measures Position | Yes |
| Measures Velocity | Yes |
| Faction |  
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Active Radar Seekers employ a small forward facing radar emitter & receiver in order to search for targets. These use the same Radar Cross Section mechanics as other search radars, such as the Frontline. As of the missile update all RADAR based missiles prefer to select targets in the center of their FOV (Targets on the edge of the seeker cone are 50% less likely to be chosen as a target). Active Radar seekers come in three varieties which have different ranges and search cones; Fixed Active Radar, Steerable Active Radar, and Steerable Extended Active Radar. Fixed seekers are locked to only covering 20 degrees forward in either direction from the missile's centerline.
