ECM bubble tells that somethings there but not exactly where or what it is. It also gives a +1 to hit modifier.
Sure, because its actively working against the function of the weapons. Thats its purpose. It does this by attempting to overwhelm the information the weapon system is getting with false positives.
So while it nay be harder to hit, as soon as the ECM turns on, its easier, not harder, to find it.
I don't recall that satellites had to be a small cheap unmanned tool.
Yes, please be that inefficient. If your opponent is making a mistake, dont interrupt them.
It being manned and armed would be a surprise to an unsuspecting aerospace unit.
Its size would be all the clue you need.
Or the resupply runs needed to feed the crew and maintain the space station.
And while waiting for the crew to die they're still transmitting data.
Not past my ECM, theyre not.
Meanwhile, have fun paying for all those manned satellites of yours.
Naval missiles that you put on warships? Those are always going to be smaller than what you can mount in a surface installation
In BT, theyre totally identical, including the tiny range in which theyre effective. Only thing they can reliably hit past 900km is, well, satellites.