You have poor reading skills.
Notes: This massive planar array is carried only by the carrier
Admiral Kuznetsov , and by the now-decommissioned final ship of the
Kiev class,
Admiral Gorshkov(ex-
Baku). Development was apparently very difficult and problems with the system led to delays in the commissioning of
Baku. When
Kuznetzov deployed in 1993 and 1994, the system was reportedly not in use. The radar is now generally regarded as a failure.
The Varyag (Kuznetzov’s uncompleted sister-ship) was sold to China without the “Sky Watch” installed. The ex-
Gorshkov has now been sold to India, it is likely that the “Sky Watch” will be removed prior to transfer.
You must be really dumb to think that you can just switch a radar from an AC to a destroyer...
Notice unlike a troll like you, I provide real sources, not street gossip.
China Destroyer Consolidates Innovations, Other Ship Advances | SIGNAL Magazine
Since 2000, new active electronically scanned array (AESA) technology has been the newer, more capable radar design fitted on the 052C Type 346 APAR. The 052D has an improved Type 346A AESA radar. The new U.S. Navy DDG 1000 Zumwalt probably will have the new technology X-band track and S-band search dual band radar (DBR) or air missile defense radar (AMDR) currently being developed by three U.S. contractors.
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