Hello
Phimat is only a contraction of Philipps / Matra.
As such there are a lot of variants of the Phimat, and its content :
I know that for the Super-Etendard, the phimat contained chaffs, it is likely the same thing for the jaguar (from what I udnerstood, the "full" version was too heavy).
For the Mirage IVP, it was a combination of flares and chaffs.
I don't really know for the Mirage III and 5F. For Mirages F1, I think it was both.
For most British and German planes, it was both.
All those information being subject to corrections.
So I think we need for the 2 or even 3 variants :
- 60 chaffs
- 120 chaffs
- mix
Nato5 uses the combination, the Mirage III from Deoliveiraand team use 60 chaffs, they should be differentiated.
Thank you in advance