I have a technical question related to the F-5N avionics. Information available online suggests that these aircraft received the LN-260 INS/GPS with a small color MFD installed in the cockpit in the place previously occupied by the radar's CRT IP-1278 Data Display Indicator while in Swiss service.
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My question is: if the original APQ-159 radar was replaced with the APG-69, did the above mentioned small color MFD provide any control of it, or were the radar projections displayed only on the F-5N's HUD?
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F-5N cockpit
The cockpit display of a new LN-260 inertial navigation system in an F-5N jet aircraft. (U.S. Navy photo/Released).
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My question is: if the original APQ-159 radar was replaced with the APG-69, did the above mentioned small color MFD provide any control of it, or were the radar projections displayed only on the F-5N's HUD?
