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=Counter-Infrared=
=Counter-Infrared=
==Flares==
==Flares==
'''2F10''' A small-sized, high-heat magnesium-based flare. Optimized for a higher quantity carried per dispenser.<br>
* '''2F20:''' A universal pack of medium-sized high-heat magnesium-based flares.<br>
'''2F20:''' A medium-sized high-heat magnesuim-based flare.<br>
**'''2F25:''' A universal pack of medium-sized, high-heat magnesium-based flares with parachutes attached for slower descent<br>
'''2F25:''' A medium-sized high-heat, slow-burn flare used in "cocktail" flare launchers<br>
*'''3F30:''' A cocktail of both medium-sized and large-sized <br>
'''3F30:''' A medium-sized, high-heat, slow-burn flare with an additional parachute for slower descent. <br>
Alkyl Aluminum-based pyrophoric flare<br>
'''3F35''': A larger-sized, high-heat slow-burn flare with an additional parachute for slower descent, used in "cocktail" flare launchers<br>
*'''9F15:''' The current first-pick for low-flying attack aircraft and CAS missions, the 9F15 includes a "cocktail" of both high-heat MTV-based flares,(with and without parachutes), AA-based pyrophoric flares, and PP/HO spectrally balanced flares (with and without parachutes). The 9F15 can also semi-vertically (up to 65<sup>o</sup>) eject flares rearward. <br>
7F15
**'''9F15ER:''': A 9F15 module modified for delayed ejection where the flares are ejected at a slower pace rather than all at once to increase time in the air & distance traveled while shrouded by flares.
9F15
'''9F30:''' A similar pack to the 9F15 but adapted for higher-altitude missions. Includes a "cocktail" of both high-heat MTV-based flares,(with and without parachutes), AA-based pyrophoric flares, and a mix of both instant-ignition and delayed ignition PP/HO spectrally balanced flares (with and without parachutes). Because the AA-based pyrophoric flares require additional oxygen, they are physically larger and thus are in less quantity than the 9F15 despite constituting an equal proportion of the dispenser.
**'''9F30ER:''' Delayed ejection modification of 9F30.
 
==Dazzler==
==Dazzler==



Revision as of 11:17, 13 September 2023

LIDACS
LIDACS Flares.jpg
Inyurstan UH-60YS2 fires 2F20 flares
TypeMultimode Counter-Measures Suite
Place of origin Inyursta
Service history
Used by Inyursta
Production history
DesignerNavayelle Systems

The LIDACS (INSERT ACRONYM HERE) Counter-measures suite is a multimode system of passive electronic counter-measures used on aircraft.

Counter-Infrared

Flares

  • 2F20: A universal pack of medium-sized high-heat magnesium-based flares.
    • 2F25: A universal pack of medium-sized, high-heat magnesium-based flares with parachutes attached for slower descent
  • 3F30: A cocktail of both medium-sized and large-sized

Alkyl Aluminum-based pyrophoric flare

  • 9F15: The current first-pick for low-flying attack aircraft and CAS missions, the 9F15 includes a "cocktail" of both high-heat MTV-based flares,(with and without parachutes), AA-based pyrophoric flares, and PP/HO spectrally balanced flares (with and without parachutes). The 9F15 can also semi-vertically (up to 65o) eject flares rearward.
    • 9F15ER:: A 9F15 module modified for delayed ejection where the flares are ejected at a slower pace rather than all at once to increase time in the air & distance traveled while shrouded by flares.

9F30: A similar pack to the 9F15 but adapted for higher-altitude missions. Includes a "cocktail" of both high-heat MTV-based flares,(with and without parachutes), AA-based pyrophoric flares, and a mix of both instant-ignition and delayed ignition PP/HO spectrally balanced flares (with and without parachutes). Because the AA-based pyrophoric flares require additional oxygen, they are physically larger and thus are in less quantity than the 9F15 despite constituting an equal proportion of the dispenser.

    • 9F30ER: Delayed ejection modification of 9F30.

Dazzler

Counter-RADAR

Chaff

Decoys

DRFM Jamming

Counter-Laser

Host Platforms

Current:

Under Testing: