arm the F-CK-1. It is reported to be long, in diameter, weighs (warhead weighs ), and with a range of . The passive radar seeker on the TC-2A has been reported as having a detection range of . TC-2C TC-2C is an advanced air-to-air version first tested in 2017 and intended to replace the standard TC-2. It features a number of incremental improvements including an improved rocket motor which allows an engagement range of . Maximum speed is in the Mach 6 range. In 2021 it was announced that an extended range version of the TC-2 had been ordered by the Air Force with 250-300 ordered from NCSIST at a unit cost of NT$30 million (US$1.07 million). Surface-to-Air TC-2 The land based version of the TC-2N features the missile packaged in a sealed container-launcher. NCSIST has exhibited a truck mounted version with four missile pods. The TC-2 air-defense system was exhibited at International Defence Exhibition in Abu Dhabi with a reported canister length of and an all up weight (combined canister and round) of . It reportedly retains the midcourse inertial guidance with data link and terminal active radar guidance schemes, as well as an electronic counter-countermeasure (ECCM) capability. Because it lacks the naval version's booster, however, its effective range is reportedly only . Six batteries with 246 missiles were ordered in 2019. A TC-2 battery participated in the 2021 Double Ten Day parade. See also Republic of China Air Force Sky Bow Sky Sword I Similar weapons PL-12 AAM-4 Astra R-77 AIM-120 (and NASAMS) RIM-162 ESSM AGM-88 HARM Meteor References External links TC-2 info on Global Security TC-2N test video: Anti-radiation missiles Air-to-air missiles of the Republic of China Surface-to-air missiles of the Republic of China 20th-century surface-to-air missiles Military equipment introduced in the 1990s