Some kick a$$ videos with some kick a$$ ROCK AND ROLL *YEAAAAAHHHHHHH* (High pitch vocal) *starts air guitaring)





BTW, Surprised this thread is not booming with people. I am one of the few (excluding Victor) who is posting. And also surprised this isn't a sticky.

Love the Pechora videos... keep up the good work.

Vladimir79 wrote:Love the Pechora videos... keep up the good work.

Thank you.

Yeah, the Pechora is quite the attractive defense system, and supposedly it is cheap as well (do you have any figures exactly of 'per unit'?).

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Question though, claims are made quite often about Russia having the ability to detect stealth. And if I figure, low frequency radar, which operates at less then 1GHz can detect stealth, and if appropriate digital systems are in placed, it then could counter the clutter that the frequency is stuck at. Creating a stealth detecting system that is reliable and informative. The thing is though, does Russia have anything in development or has developed something that can do this? I would also guess Long wave radar would also work, as it has longer wavelengths then the object it is detecting, then it releases a half-wave resonance, allowing a 'bleep' as we would call it to be seen on the radar.

Damn, it has been a long time since physics. Thank god for Wiki and Dictionary.com. As I not only forgot most of the terms, it even boggled my mind when trying to figure out the equations. It will take some time.

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Father of all bombs


Now attach a guidance system and a propulsion kit, and voila, a new missile.

Note: That ADS (Also known as A-91M) looks so awesome. Hope the whole armed forces gets new weapons (bullpups?) like that.

The kind of things americans wouldn't appreciate to see at their windows:


The guy who posted this video is a real walking-talking-intelligent encyclopedia lol

All photos are thanks to Vitaly.

Source

Edit: Another video about the event

Sprut-SD:








BMP-3M:

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BMPT:






BTRT:

The Yakovlev design bureau seems to think there are other options for the Yak-130 design.

If you look at this page you will see a Yak picture showing their Yak-130 family:

http://www.yak.ru/ENG/PROD/new_130m.php

Also on this site there is this:

Scientific Research Radio-Technical Institute that showed an assembly line producing SAP-518 and SAP-14 jamming pods for foiling enemy air defenses that are to be installed on new Sukhoi aircraft such as the Su-30. Descriptions of their capabilities sound much like standard jamming techniques offered by the U.S.'s ALQ-99. The equipment imitates the electronic signatures of various aircraft and generates false targets within enemy sensors.

Another export customer is the Indian air force. New Delhi is thought to be a buyer of centerline electronic warfare pods for its newest Su-30MKI fighter.

Which is that the bottom of this page:

http://www.yak.ru/ENG/FIRM/arch_news.php?item=53

The whole page is worth a read BTW.

It includes the Yak-130s ASCII code name of Mitten. (M for miscellaneous because it is a jet trainer, and two syllables because it is a jet.

Note: That ADS (Also known as A-91M) looks so awesome. Hope the whole armed forces gets new weapons (bullpups?) like that.

According to one general the VDV are getting them and considering they were designed for underwater use I would assume the Russian Navy might be adopting them too. There was a hint of a new assault rifle being revealed this year wasn't there?
A bullpup with forward ejection so it can be used left or right handed without modification that can fire underwater using special ammo.
With the bullpup layout dealing with the front heavy problems of normal rifles it seems to be the best of everything.
I wonder if it has a balanced recoil mechanism to reduce movement during automatic firing.
Add to that the plans for improved propellent development as mentioned in a thread on this forum and it sounds like a very capable weapon with huge potential.

Love the Pechora videos... keep up the good work.

This video is part of a series of videos on how to operate an SA-3 simulation program. It is incredibly detailed and I think it includes the link to download the actual simulator, which is free.

Do a search for the other video parts and I think it includes the location for the game source:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dYGF9njTegs

Full pictures found at owners website: Vitaly Kuzmin

Quad Anti-air machine gun 1931


AN-124


Arbalet 2 with UGKPS 5


ESSA Sight


GAZ-67


LTsD 3 Vizir/1D29 Laser Range Finder Complex


Men and Women uniform


Multifunctional Ammunition MIB


Orlan 3M UAV


Shakhin Thermal Sight


Equipment for the operator of Recon, command and signal complex Strelets


SU-30M2 Weapons Simulator


Zil-115V (one of the most beautiful cars I have ever seen)