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The SPN-30 jamming station is intended for radio-electronic jamming (REJ) within an expanded range of working frequencies made to jam modernized radar arrays, airborne reconnaissance radars.  The following airborne radar classes are suppressed by the use of a direct beam and sidelobe beams based on a directional pattern:  Side observing radars Reconnaissance radars  Weapon control radars  Low-altitude flight radars  Multifunctional radars  The SPN-30 station offers:  Quasicontinuous jamming Multiple-pulse or time repeating jamming  Noise frequency-selective and spectrum-conjugated jamming  After the upgrade of the SPN-30 system, the overall performance of the vehicle greatly increased. Ranging from a shorter response time, better instrument reliability and lower power consumption.  The upgraded station consists of:  An antenna vehicle  A control vehicle  Mobile power unit Basic characteristics:  Taken from:  Mili...

A mobile radar system for detecting aerodynamic and ballistic objects at low, medium, and high altitudes. The radar is developed and manufactured by the Almaz-Antey air defense concern. The FIRST public display of the 96L6E radar took place at the MAKS-2001 air show in Ramenskoye. State tests of the 96L6E radar were successfully completed in 2005. The 96L6-1 radar was adopted by the Russian defense Ministry by Order of the Minister of defense in 2008. Serial production of the radar has been carried out by the Lianozovsky electro-mechanical plant (JSC NPO LEMZ) since at least 2007. In October 2011 NPO LEMZ decided to extend the State testing of the 96L6AP antenna post for 2012  Radar 96L6E "all-Altitude detector" in the deployed position.

  Gepard 1A2 Stinger Prototype driving on a private test track