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    Quote Originally Posted by C.Puffs View Post
    Jesus, tell me you're joking.
    Redefine your criteria for worth then if I misunderstood: Weapon, not so worthless concerning it's an first strike ICBM meant to deliver MIRVs and to completely saturate the target area, much like the LGM-30 Minuteman III. It preforms it's job well, but for the user of that weapon, well they won't get to see the results.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JCR View Post
    That is why kinetic kill interceptors only became viable in recent years with advances in computer technology.
    what advances, dude? any cheap analog(not your lovely supa-pupa fast digital processing or data-flow computers) processor can do the same. calm down.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JGXL836 View Post
    There were lots of skeptics about Iron Dome as well... We'll have to wait and see.
    We don't have to wait, it's not an ABM system !?

    Iron Dome is intercepting Grad rockets that's really not a masterpiece ...
    This could do a 60years old soviet system, too.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JGXL836 View Post
    As part of a wider syndrome of lacking behind in miniaturization, C³, and composite materials.


    They certainly do not lack in that area.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Grax View Post
    We don't have to wait, it's not an ABM system !?
    David's Sling will serve as a lower tier ABM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rubick View Post
    They certainly do not lack in that area.
    wtf! let he believe so!

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    Quote Originally Posted by merk666 View Post
    what advances, dude? any cheap analog(not your lovely supa-pupa fast digital processing or data-flow computers) processor can do the same. calm down.
    I am perfectly calm
    Fact is no one tried this with analog computers.
    It is not so much the computing power on the ground that was lacking (house-sized computers in the 60s had all the capacities of a iPhone except graphics) but the fact that you couldn't transmit it fast enough to the missile.
    So it is rather advances in computer miniaturization and data link technology.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JGXL836 View Post
    David's Sling will serve as a lower tier ABM.
    Really, whats than ? Shooting with the Tavor at the ballistic missile ?
    The system probably won't be able to intercept a cruise missile with a speed higher than the sound.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Grax View Post
    Really, whats than ? Shooting with the Tavor at the ballistic missile ?
    Shooting with David's Sling at TBM's.

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    Iskander is a TBM

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    Quote Originally Posted by Grax View Post
    Actually it's ceiling is 50km.
    Then it's probably bye-bye Iskander. If they knew SM-3 was around though they'd probably just fly it under it. Not sure what SM-3's minimum altitude is. Of course you still have THAAD, PAC-3. . .

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hisroyalhighness View Post
    Redefine your criteria for worth then if I misunderstood: Weapon, not so worthless concerning it's an first strike ICBM meant to deliver MIRVs and to completely saturate the target area, much like the LGM-30 Minuteman III. It preforms it's job well, but for the user of that weapon, well they won't get to see the results.
    The criteria was already defined as he specifically mentioned the ICBM. And yeah, as a usable weapon it's pretty much useless. Just like almost every other nuke on the planet. As a tool of deterrent that's another matter.

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    Quote Originally Posted by C.Puffs View Post
    Then it's probably bye-bye Iskander. If they knew SM-3 was around though they'd probably just fly it under it. Not sure what SM-3's minimum altitude is. Of course you still have THAAD, PAC-3. . .
    And Iskander is actually carrying 30kg of EW equipment AND is deploying decoys in it's terminal phase.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JCR View Post
    I am perfectly calm So it is rather advances in computer miniaturization and data link technology.
    stop. what we are talking about? i think interseptor's head aims to the target independently of ground systems? not? if it is so - it can be done by analog computer of the head.

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    Quote Originally Posted by merk666 View Post
    stop. what we are talking about? i think interseptor's head aims to the target independently of ground systems? not? if it is so - it can be done by analog computer of the head.
    In old times any sort of computer to do that would've been too large to fit into a missile. And the bandwith to transmit such calculations wasn't there.
    Also, radar simply wasn't precise enough to get a missile to direct contact even if all the math was right.

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