Talk:AN/APG-80

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SAR != AESA

The article claims that this radar is a SAR (synthetic aperture radar), which is technically correct but slightly misleading. The SAR capability of this radar is only one of its modes, used for the purpose of ground mapping and target selection. Calling it an AESA radar with SAR capability would be more accurate, IMO. (edited my first version of this comment after consulting Northrop Grumman materials) Togr (talk) 07:31, 6 April 2011 (UTC)[reply]

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