on the Boeing F/A-18E/F Super Hornet with the antenna of the APG-63(V)3 AESA from the F-15C for the F-15E. The new radar also includes a new cooling system and Radio Frequency Tunable Filters (RFTF). RFTF is designed to enable the radar and the electronic warfare hardware (jamming) to operate simultaneously without degrading each other. The new radar is currently being installed in the F-15E under the Radar Modernization Program (RMP). In 2009, the proposed APG-63(V)4 radar was designated APG-82(V)1. From 2017, Israel selected the APG-82(V)1 to install in its F-15Is. In late October 2019 the US Defense Security Cooperation Agency approved a possible sale to Japan of up to 103 APG-82(v)1 radars for the upgrade of 98 Mitsubishi F-15Js to a "Japanese Super Interceptor" (JSI) configuration. In 2019 Boeing selected AN/APG-82(V)1 for the B-52H Stratofortress radar modernization program. AN/APQ-180 The APQ-180 is a derivative of the APG-70 radar, designed for installation on the AC-130U gunship aircraft (Rockwell/Boeing modification). It uses a modified gimbaling scheme for the planar array, and an upgraded analog signal processor unit, and incorporates several enhanced (and new) air-to-ground modes. AN/AWG-20 AN/AWG-20 is the Armament Control System used in conjunction with F-15 radars. AN/AWG-27 AN/AWG-27 is Programmable Armament Control System developed from earlier AWG-20 for use in conjunction with F-15 radars. See also List of radars References External links Raytheon products website Print Page - McDonnell-Douglas F-15 Avionics Aircraft radars Raytheon Company products Radars of the United States Air Force Military radars of the United States Military equipment introduced in the 1970s