Well, generally speaking, the housing shape should create nil interference with transmitting/receiving. That's all.Is there an advantage or disadvantage to a certain housing shape?
A documentary about Type 052D :
The interesting thing about this one is that they revealed Type 346A radar has a range of 350 KM (@0:46)- although they didn't say against how large of the target they achieve this result.
Another thing they revealed is the PJ-38 130mm naval gun (@1:16) which has a rate of fire of 40 round/minute with a range of 29.5 km.
The 350km range is cited as "sources speculate." Also it is not specific whether the 350km range is directed against airplanes, cruise missiles, or enemy ships. I would not be too sure for now.
Plus I though that the U.S. and Japanese SPY-1D has a range of 1,000km against air targets.A documentary about Type 052D :
The interesting thing about this one is that they revealed Type 346A radar has a range of 350 KM (@0:46)- although they didn't say against how large of the target they achieve this result.
Another thing they revealed is the PJ-38 130mm naval gun (@1:16) which has a rate of fire of 40 round/minute with a range of 29.5 km.
I think that 350km is just a reference range for the public. The true range of that radar is a secret. Every military in the world does that. They give a number for public consumption but only the insiders know the true capabilities of a weapons system.A documentary about Type 052D :
The interesting thing about this one is that they revealed Type 346A radar has a range of 350 KM (@0:46)- although they didn't say against how large of the target they achieve this result.
Another thing they revealed is the PJ-38 130mm naval gun (@1:16) which has a rate of fire of 40 round/minute with a range of 29.5 km.
Plus I though that the U.S. and Japanese SPY-1D has a range of 1,000km against air targets.
*** Removed inappropriate making fun of Chinese ** with the 052C in that picture? Aren't all 6 already in service?