I basically made some adjustments to the AIM-174B, such as drag cd, booster, and sustainer etc.
This way it can reach a top speed of M3.5 when climbing to a glide altitude of about 24,000 meters (it may exceed this speed when starting a dive, but not by much)
I also changed it to AHM, and it can be launched at a maximum range of about 340KM (according to the wiki data, the maximum working range of AIM-174 is between 240-400, so I took an intermediate value).
Secondly,Seeker Range is change to 35km (I couldn't find precise data, so I made some extensions based on the common fact that AIM-120 seeker is usually 25km).
Based on these adjustments, the AIM-174's workflow will be as follows:
1. Launch at the radar's maximum serch/track range and climb to glide altitude;
2. Utilize "midcourse correction" to simulate trajectory correction by an E-2 or other data link node before radar activation;
3. In the final 35km, terminal guidance will be provided by its own radar.
I conducted multiple shooting tests. At 300km, it had a good interception rate against enemy troops with poor skills who hardly did any "dodge" and its performance was not too exaggerated.
(I usually do similar work on all missiles with a range of beyond 200KM)
What do you think?
The attached file contains my first revised version,feel free to try it out if you'd like...
AIM-174B_data.INI