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The ARI 18228 antenna seen on top of the tail of a Phantom FGR.2

Description

U13682523/ARI 23333/1 is the official designation for the British Marconi Zeus Electronic Warfare system. The Zeus EW system comprises of an advanced Radar Warning Receiver paired with an active jamming system; though only the former is modelled in game. The Marconi Zeus was the world's first fully integrated ESM / ECM system to enter service.

Vehicles equipped with this RWR

General info / usage

The ARI 18228 showing tracking by two J band threats

Capability

The U13682523/ARI 23333/1 is a capable RWR providing

General Characteristics
Frequency Coverage Detection Range Type Vertical Coverage Sector Coverage
E, F, G, H, I, J 70,000 m Directional ±45° 360°
Features
Tracking
Detection 		Pulse Doppler
Detection 		CW Launch
Warning 		Command Launch
Warning 		Threat
Lamps 		Target
Identification
✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ Limited

RWR interface

The ARI 23333/1 provides limited target identification on the RWR display. Rather than identifying individual radars it will instead identify the type of radar (pulse, pulse doppler, AAA, etc.). A unique feature is that it ties to identify whether a radar is friendly or enemy based on it's type; NATO radars are generally considered friendly, while soviet radars are typically considered hostile.

Msg-info.png Due to teams in War Thunder often consisting of aircraft from multiple nations the friendly / hostile indication on the RWR cannot always be trusted.
Interface labels
Label Meaning Description
AI Airborne Intercept Radar
Hostile Airborne Pulse Radar
TODO
PD Pulse Doppler Radar
Hostile Airborne Pulse Doppler Radar
TODO
AIf Airborne Intercept Radar (friendly)
Friendly Airborne Pulse Radar
TODO
PDf Pulse Doppler Radar (friendly)
Friendly Airborne Pulse Doppler Radar
TODO
AAA AAA Radar
Hostile Anti-Aircraft Radar
TODO
AAAf AAA Radar (friendly)
Friendly Anti-Aircraft Radar
TODO
S125 S125 radar
2S6 2S6 radar
9K3 9K330 radar
SAMf SAM Radar (friendly)
Friendly SAM Radar
TODO

Threat warning panel

Description of what each threat warning light means

Threat warning labels
Label Meaning Description
E-H E, F, G or H band radar
Warns of E, F, G or H band radars
Currently non-functional
I I band radar
Warns of I band radars
AN/APS-6
AN/APS-19
AN/APS-21
AN/APS-67
NASARR
US R21G M1
AN/APQ-72
AN/APQ-100
AN/APQ-104
AN/APQ-120
AN/APQ-126
AN/APQ-159
AN/APQ-50
AN/APQ-51
AN/APQ-94
AN/APG-26
AN/APG-33
Thorium
RP-1 TA
RP-1 TT
RP-5 TA
RP-5 TT
CD-30
Cyrano Ibis
Cyrano II
Cyrano-IV
Cyrano-IVMR
DRAC-25A
DRAC-32A
DRAA 3D AIDA
AI Mk.23
AI Mk.18
PS-03
PS-011A 71H IR
PS-42 TA
PS-42 TT
Type 1492
Type 208A
AN/APG-30
AN/ASG-14
AN/ASG-19
SRD-1
SRD-5
AIDA 2
ARI.5820
ARI.5857
Marconi Type 226
ELTA EL/M-2001B
1RL34
Marconi S-400
MR-102-Baklan
MR-104-Rys
MR-105
4R-90-Yatagan
Yakor-M
Type-275
Type 903
AN-SPG-48
MK25-radar
WM-27
SGR-108
J J band radar
Warns of J band radars
Sapphire-21
Sapphire-23D/TP-23
Sapphire-23ML/TP-23M
Sapphire-23MLA/TP-23M
Sapphire-23MLA-2/TP-23M
1RL33
1RL114 TT
Gepard TT
PGZ-09 TT
Roland TT
Crotale TT
9K330 TT
PULSE Pulse radar
Warns of pulse radars
List here
TWS Track While Scan
Warns of 3 specific radars
4R-90 Yatagan
1RL33
1RL34
CW Continuous Wave
Warns of PD / CW capable radars
AN/APQ-51
AN/APQ-72
AN/APQ-100
AN/APQ-120
AN/APG-59
AN/ASG-14
NASARR
US R21G M1
Type 208A
AN/APG-59
AN/AWG-9
AN/AWG-9 / AN/AXX-1 TCS
Thomson-CSF RDI
AI.24 Foxhunter Stage 2G
AIM-54
AN/APG-66(V)1
AN/APG-66(V)3
AN/APG-66J
AN/APG-68(V)5
AN/APG-68(V)7
AN/APG-68(V)9
AN/APG-65Q
Thales RDY
N019
N010 Zhuk
N010M Zhuk-M
ELTA EL/M-2001B
PS-371A
PS-37A
PS-46A
Sapphire-23D/TP-23
Sapphire-23ML/TP-23M
Sapphire-23MLA/TP-23M
Sapphire-23MLA-2/TP-23M

Comparison with analogues

The ARI 18228 is essentially an improved version of the ARI 18223, with the main difference being that the ARI 18228 can provide the exact bearing of targets (whereas ARI 18223 only has four sectors) and identify radar bands on the RWR screen.

Pros and cons

Pros:

  • Decent frequency coverage
  • Good vertical coverage
  • Can show the band of each radar on the RWR display

Cons:

  • Does not provide full target identification

History

Examine the history of the creation and combat usage of the Radar warning Receiver in more detail than in the introduction. If the historical reference turns out to be too long, take it to a separate article, taking a link to the article about the radar and adding a block "/History" (example: https://wiki.warthunder.com/(RWR-name)/History) and add a link to it here using the main template. Be sure to reference text and sources by using <ref></ref>, as well as adding them at the end of the article with <references />.

Media

Excellent additions to the article would be video guides, screenshots from the game, and photos.

See also

External links

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  • topic on the official game forum;
  • other literature.
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