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RWRs

In the RWRs that I'm familiar with, the distance from the center of the display circle is done by threat - tracking radars are closer than search radars - rather than distance to the signal emitter, which is harder to obtain. I'm not going to edit it out as I don't know how common other methods are. Also, the section on the bottom describing the RWR display seems to be off. It says that the threats displayed are on the border of the no-escape circle, but if I'm interpreting it correctly, the circle they're on the border of is the engagement range circle. SenorBeef 06:46, 16 November 2006 (UTC)[reply]