Radar

[NurKaiser]

It will give anti air weapons more damage.

[Shark guy 35]

Or more accuracy for artillery and ships. Could also boost sight.

[NurKaiser]

Or more accuracy for artillery and ships. Could also boost sight.

Or our two ideas at once

[Shark guy 35]

Yes, a great idea! Have you ever seen those green circles with the white line running around like a clock? That's what I would put the image as.

[NurKaiser]

Yes, a great idea! Have you ever seen those green circles with the white line running around like a clock? That's what I would put the image as.

Hmm, great!

[Jasondunkel]

IF I READ CAREFULLY, the radar is at first only for early detection of enemies. only the english were really successful with air defence. and sonar then with the ships to find submarines.
so i would give the air defence units a bonus for the range and the better ship destroyers a little more damage against submarines.

[NurKaiser]

IF I READ CAREFULLY, the radar is at first only for early detection of enemies. only the english were really successful with air defence. and sonar then with the ships to find submarines.
so i would give the air defence units a bonus for the range and the better ship destroyers a little more damage against submarines.

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[TntAttack]

List of radars used by major nations that I founded. I tried to avoid anti radar tech due to lack of concrete radar mechanic ideas yet. @Jasondunkel, @DreJaDe What do you think? I'm thinking radar units act a lot like persuasion on healers from AoS except instead of converting enemy units, the enemy gets a vulnerable effect.

Early Warning < Fire Control/Gun Laying radar in terms of game "unit bluff". Fire Control should affect nearby AA, artillery and Coastal AA.

British:

Radar Station:
- Chain Home (Early Warning) (160 km) (Industry 1)
- AMES Type 7 (Early Warning) (140km) (Industry 1)

Mobile Radar Van
Mk1 (Early Warning) (Unkown range) (Upgrade to MK2) (Industry 1)
Mk2 (Early Warning) (13km) (Bluffs AA) (Industry 1)
MK3 (Gun Laying Radar) (29km) (Bluffs AA) (Industry 2)
SCR-584 (64km) (Gun Laying) (Industry 3)


Air:
MK IV radar (US SCR-540) (Airborne Interception) (5km) (On Bristol Beaufighter and bomber) (Industry 1)
APV MK IX Search Radar (air to air) (Air to Surface) (160km) (On Fairey Firefly, Fairey Barracuda, de Havilland Mosquito) (Industry 2)
MK VIII radar (Airborne Interception) (9km) (Night Fighters) (Industry 1)
MKX (Airborne Interception) (US SCR-720) (15km) (Night fighters) (Industry 3)

Sea:

Type 285 radar (anti air gunnery radar) (16km) (On naval) (Industry 1)
Type 271 radar (surface search) (20km) (On corvettes and frigates) (Model Type 272 On destroyers and small cruisers) (Model Type 273 for large cruises and battleships) (P model Upgrade) (Q Model Upgrade) (Industry 2)
Type 291 radar (Search Radar) (17km) (On destroyers and subs) (sent to Russia) (Industry 2)
Type 293 radar (Aerial Search Radar) (37km) (On surface ships) (Industry 3)
USA:

Mobile Radar Van
SCR-268 radar (Gun Laying) (36km) (Industry 1)
SCR-270 radar (Early Warning) (240km) (Industry 1)
SCR-602 radar (Early Warning) (110km) (Industry 2)
SCR-584 (64km) (Gun Laying) (Industry 3)

Naval Radar
SC radar (Industry 2) (On Lowa and Fletcher ships) (See Air and Land)
SG radar (surface search) (28km) (See naval not sub)
SD radar (Early Warning) (aircraft search) (32km) (On submarines) (see air, but not jet, not heavy bomber) (Industry 1)
SJ radar (Surface Search, Air Search) (Approx 15km) (On ALL US subs) (Industry 2)
SM radar (fighter direction radar) (56km) (On USS Lexington AC) (Leased to UK) (Industry 2)


Air Radar:
SCR-540 (Airborne Interception) (5km) (On Bristol Beaufighter and bomber) (Industry 1)
APS-4 Search Radar (air to air) (Air to Surface) (160km) (On Douglas C-47 Skytrain, North American P-82D/F/H Twin Mustang, Vought F4U-2\5N Corsair, Grumman F6F-3/5 Hellcat, Curtiss SB2C-5 Helldiver and Grumman TBF-3 and TBM-3S Avenger, and Curtiss SC Seahawk) (Industry 2)
SCR-720 (Airborne Interception) (15km) (Night fighters) (On P-61)(Industry 3)

Russia

Mobile:
SON-2 (British Mk2 Lend Lease) (Industry 1)

Air:
Gneiss-2 (Airborne Interception) (3.5km) (On Petlyakov Pe-2, Petlyakov Pe-3 and Douglas A-20 Havoc) (Industry 2)

Sea:
Type 291 radar (Search Radar) (17km) (From Lend Lease Britain) (Possible On Destroyers and subs) (Industry 2)

Italian

Jamming was used navy and army, unspecified where and how.

Sea:
Gufo radar (Search Radar) (80km) (On cruisers and destroyers
Argo (Warning Radar) (Unknown Range) (Industry 1)
FREYA (Industry 2, sold by Germans)

Air:
RTF Arghetto Prototype (Airborne Radar) (Unknown range)

German:

Building:
Freya radar (Early Warning) (200km) (Industry 1)
Wasserman radar (Early Warning) (300km) (Industry 2)
Y-Control Station (radio guidance system) (250km) (Bluffs fighters) (Industry 2)

Mobile
Wurzburg radar (tracking radar) (Approx 30km) (industry 1) (Upgrade to B,C,D (40km), Giant (Non mobile) (70km) (Industry 2)
FuMG 63 Mainz (Fire Control Radar) (35km) (Industry 1)
FuMG 64 Mannheim (Fire Control Radar) (Bluff flak guns) (expensive) (35km)
FuMG 75 Mannhiem Riese (Fire Control) (80km) (Industry 1)

Sea:

Seetakt (Shipborne Radar) (19km) (On konigsberg and destroyers) (Upgrade to FuMo 21) (Industry 1)
FuMO 21 radar (Search Radar) (19km) (On light cruisers and destroyers) (Upgrade to Fumo 24) (Industry 1)
FuMO 24 radar (22km) (Industry 2)
Metrox radar detector (On Subs) (Cancels MKII radar detection) (Industry 2)
FuG 200 Hohentwiel (10km to naval, 25km to air, 150km to land) (On Subs) (Industry 2)
FuMO 61 Hohentwiel (km) (On Type VII, IX, XXI subs) (Industry 3)
FuMO 81 was a development of Berlin A for large surface warships. It was installed on the Tirpitz and Prinz Eugen. (Industry 3) (Range Unknown)

Air:
Fug200 Honhentwiel radar (Airborne Search) (On Ju 88, Focke Fw200, He 111) (10km to sub, 70 to ships, 100km to land) (Industry 2)
FuG 202 Lichtenstein B/C, FuG 212 Lichtenstein C-1, FuG 220 Lichtenstein SN-2 for air interception.
Fog216, 217, 218 (Airborne Interception) (range 3.5, 4 and 5 km respectively) (On Fw 190 A-6/R11 and Bf 109 G-6) (On Ju 88 G-6, only a few Bf 110 G-4, He 219, Me 262) (Intented for Dornier Do 335) (Industry 3)
Berlin N2 (On Ju 88G6 and fighters) (N-3 and N-4 upgrades) (9km) (Industry 3)

Japan:

Building:
Type 11 (Early Warning Radar) (250km to air, 16km to ships) (Industry 2)
Tachi-24 (Early Warning Radar) (Based of German Wurzburg) (Industry 3)
Ground:
Tachi-1 (Searchlight Direction Radar) (20km) (Upgrade to Tachi02) (Industry 2)
Tachi-2 (Searchlight Direction Radar) (30km) (Industry 2)
Tachi-3 (Fire Control Radar) (40km) (Bluffs AA) (Industry 2)
Tachi-4 (Fire Control Radar) (20km) (Industry 2)
Type 42 (Fire Control Radar) (Should be navy equivalent of Army's Tachi-4)
Tachi-6 (Early Warning Radar) (200km) (Industry 2)
Tachi-7 (Early Warning Radar) (300km) (Industry 2)
Tachi-31 (Fire Control Radar) (20km) (Industry 3)

Mobile Van:
Type 12 (Early Warning Radar) (50km) (Industry 2)
Tachi-18 (Early Warning Radar) (200km) (Industry 3)
Type 13 (Air Search Radar) (100km)) (Industry 2)

Air:
Type 6 Mark 4 Mod 3 (Airborne Radar) (130km) (On G4M "Betty", H8K "Emily", and B5N "Kate" aircraft) (Industry 2)
Taki-1 (Airborne Radar) (15km to subs, 60km to large warships) (On heavy bombers) (Industry 2)
Taki-13 (Aircraft Guidance System) (On Torpedo Bombers) (range Unkown)(Industry 3)

Naval:

Type 13 (Air Search Radar) (100km) (On ships and subs) (Industry 2)
Tase-2 Type 4 (Antisubmarine Radar) (2km to submer sub, 30km to surface warships) (On Troop Transports) (Industry 2)
Type 21 (General Purpose Radar) (On Ise in 1942-4, Shokaku in 1942-8, Taiyo, Chuyo and Unyo in 1943-1) (Later on carriers, battleships and cruisers) (100km to air, 20km to battleships) (Industry 2)
Type 22 (General Purpose Radar) (35km to aircraft, 24km to battleship) (On modern destroyers, Kongo class battleships, Light Cruisers, Yamatos) (On subs) (Industry 2)
Type 32 (Fire Control Radar) (On warships) (Bluffs Coastal Artillery) (Industry 3)

[Jasondunkel]

the enemy gets a vulnerable effect.

What do you mean by that?

[TntAttack]

the enemy gets a vulnerable effect.

What do you mean by that?

It means they take more damage. The enemy unit will take more damage for a short duration because they are exposed to your intelligence.

Exact specifics for vulnerability effect unclear yet. Maybe new poison like effect that triggers everytime unit is hit? Or unit takes 1.5 extra damage?

P.S I did this radar list incorrectly thinking the industry dates were Industry 1 (<1939-1941), Industry 2 (1942-1943) and industry 3 (1944-1945)