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<blockquote data-quote="Pánzon" data-source="post: 2939008" data-attributes="member: 72">Volviendo al tema del misil Shafrir 2, que si no me equivoco era el modelo que la FAA tenía en dotación en gran número en 1982.Donadille dice que se enganchaban al sol, que escuchaban el sonido del lock permanentemente debido a esto.Y luego en otro post se menciona que los pilotos Ingleses &quot;detectaban&quot; que estaban siendo enganchados en sus rwr supongo....Entonces...... como podían saber que estaban siendo enganchados si el seeker del Shafrir era totalmente pasivo?También, he leido que la Heil Haavir Israelí durante la guerra del Yom Kippur en 1973 disparó 176 Shafrir 2 obteniendo 89 derribos confirmados. Teniendo en cuenta la cimatología de la zona de combate, desértica.....&nbsp;&nbsp; no experimentaban problemas de enganche del seeker sobre el sol?Saludos.&quot;A program of the air force to hit a pre-emptive strike on Egypt and Syria was not accepted. No airfields, SAM sites or ground planes were attacked. This led to one of the most intense air-fights in the history of modern air-combats; 277 Egyptian and Syrian aircrafts were shot down. Half of them by air-to-air missiles. 176 Shafrir 2 missiles were launched at enemy aircrafts, killing 89 aircrafts. The Shafrir 2 kill rates were 50.7% of the launches, and 32.1% of total shot downs. the AIM-9D and AIM-9G had less success, achieving 39.8% and 18.9% of total shot downs. The AIM-7E missile had a success rate of 25%, shooting down 3 aircrafts out of 12 missiles. It also had 1.1% of total shot downs.It was obvious that the Shafrir 2 was the most successful air-to-air missile the IAF had been operating during the Yom Kippur War.&quot;[URL unfurl=&quot;true&quot;]https://web.archive.org/web/20080914040916/http://www.israeli-weapons.com/weapons/missile_systems/air_missiles/python/Python2.html[/URL]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Pánzon, post: 2939008, member: 72"] Volviendo al tema del misil Shafrir 2, que si no me equivoco era el modelo que la FAA tenía en dotación en gran número en 1982. Donadille dice que se enganchaban al sol, que escuchaban el sonido del lock permanentemente debido a esto. Y luego en otro post se menciona que los pilotos Ingleses "detectaban" que estaban siendo enganchados en sus rwr supongo.... Entonces...... como podían saber que estaban siendo enganchados si el seeker del Shafrir era totalmente pasivo? También, he leido que la Heil Haavir Israelí durante la guerra del Yom Kippur en 1973 disparó 176 Shafrir 2 obteniendo 89 derribos confirmados. Teniendo en cuenta la cimatología de la zona de combate, desértica..... no experimentaban problemas de enganche del seeker sobre el sol? Saludos. " A program of the air force to hit a pre-emptive strike on Egypt and Syria was not accepted. No airfields, SAM sites or ground planes were attacked. This led to one of the most intense air-fights in the history of modern air-combats; 277 Egyptian and Syrian aircrafts were shot down. Half of them by air-to-air missiles. 176 Shafrir 2 missiles were launched at enemy aircrafts, killing 89 aircrafts. The Shafrir 2 kill rates were 50.7% of the launches, and 32.1% of total shot downs. the AIM-9D and AIM-9G had less success, achieving 39.8% and 18.9% of total shot downs. The AIM-7E missile had a success rate of 25%, shooting down 3 aircrafts out of 12 missiles. It also had 1.1% of total shot downs. It was obvious that the Shafrir 2 was the most successful air-to-air missile the IAF had been operating during the Yom Kippur War." [URL unfurl="true"]https://web.archive.org/web/20080914040916/http://www.israeli-weapons.com/weapons/missile_systems/air_missiles/python/Python2.html[/URL] [/QUOTE]

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