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A long range search radar is for EW. If it was truly an AEGIS type system, your 4 phased arrays would act as both EW and target engagement radars. First clue you know it isn't AEGIS.yes,yes...china couldn't has this or that,coz this is such a failed country...
but I have to correct something simple:
the ancient looking antenna in the fore-aft position, that is the long range search radar--Type 517A for EW
ROFLs! Satellite antennas aren't that big silly.the two encased radars that are underneath it, those are tracking/engagement radars for port and starboard positions--not radar but for satellite communications
See #4, those little things are broadcast/receive SATCOMM antennas. Infact, none of the communication signals antennas are that big. Definitely housing radars.
CIWS has its own target acquisition radar mount, see the conical thing on top, that is what they are.you miss 2 other radars(maybe you know nothing) Type 347G(for main gun) and SR64(target acquisition radar of CIWS).
Large dome on top used for ASMs. That is not the dome over the bridge.the main tracking radar is the large globe above the bridge which covers the frontal hemisphere--guide radar for long range ASM YJ62
Again, if it was AEGIS it wouldn't need a separate surface search radar. The search and FC would be tied into the phased arrays.
The evidence is in front of your face...those propaganda--Type 346 or H/LJG346 (AESA) target acquisition and missile guide for SAM HHQ9.--google it you might get to know...
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