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[Armored Yokai]

With this Module you have a quite a few selections to choose from andn you can toggle back and forth

-HTAL (read the damage level in points i.e in a graph that shows the status Head,torsos,arms and legs)
-Toggle radar Range (Focuses the priority of targeting within ranges, which makes it easier to get targets within that range)
-can target your friendlies to see what they have
-Can switch radar modes (Passive radar: Your radar is on but you will have trouble giving and receiving information i.e you cannot be targeted very well unless someone gets a little more closer, and you cannot target them unless they get closer too.)
( Radar off: Every thing is off, you cannot be targeted or you cannot target them)

Edited by Cementblade, 31 March 2014 - 07:03 PM.

[Levi Porphyrogenitus]

Active/Passive should be an inherent function of the sensors generally. Radar Off is redundant with Passive, since Passive is already zero sensor emissions, and turning sensors off altogether would do nothing to mask your heat. Powering down is the only way to do that, and it already makes you untargetable unless the enemy has BAP.

Sensor range banding could be a good module option, especially if it let you detect ECM-covered mechs inside that range band.

Friendly targeting could be tied into the Command Console.

[Rasc4l]

Levi Porphyrogenitus, on 20 August 2014 - 02:08 PM, said:

Active/Passive should be an inherent function of the sensors generally.

Agreed.