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Russian Radar systems
Viktor- Posts : 5814
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GarryB- Posts : 35783
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The question is how accurate is this radar? Do you think that can detect cruise missiles flight low to the ground?
It will be accurate enough to get a heavy SAM close enough for an engagement, or an interceptor to identify the target.
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OTH radars are more less accurate than radar operating in the L band.
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Arrow wrote:OTH radars are more less accurate than radar operating in the L band.
That sentance is wrong. I am thinking you meant OTH radar is less accurate than Lband radar systems.
OTH radar are a great way to detect targets withought worry of the shape of planet, and pick up objects that could be considered a threat, and let other systems to be prepared to search and track for those targets. With newer technology, they have increased resolution as well as tracking/scanning accuracy greatly. May not be perfect but as long as you can distinguish a missile is approaching vs an aircraft.
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Hello to all,
I'm new here and I'm particularely interested in radars.
Who knows what type of radar is that one (and if possible its name) :
https://i.servimg.com/u/f58/18/68/40/39/70001512.jpg
It's near Astrakhan-Tinaki Air base
Didier
I'm new here and I'm particularely interested in radars.
Who knows what type of radar is that one (and if possible its name) :
https://i.servimg.com/u/f58/18/68/40/39/70001512.jpg
It's near Astrakhan-Tinaki Air base
Didier
zg18- Posts : 891
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I think it`s P-37 "Bars" EWR
Viktor- Posts : 5814
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5N56 radar - gigantic 3D radar with 800km range .....
Only several of those where produced.
Only several of those where produced.
zg18- Posts : 891
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Viktor wrote:5N56 radar - gigantic 3D radar with 800km range .....
Only several of those where produced.
So much about my P-37
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I thought all radars starting with P-XX are mobile.
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Werewolf wrote:I thought all radars starting with P-XX are mobile.
Technically they're "mobile" but it took long to stow and deploy. (P-12 radar is "mobile" but took a day to stow and deploy)
Hmm this is my first time hearing the 5N56 radar.
Thanks Viktor for the info
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Hi zg18 and thanks for your answer
P-37 is named "Bar Lock" by OTAN
Here's a photo :
https://i.servimg.com/u/f58/18/68/40/39/p-37-b10.jpg
But it doesn't look like the one I told about
P-37 is named "Bar Lock" by OTAN
Here's a photo :
https://i.servimg.com/u/f58/18/68/40/39/p-37-b10.jpg
But it doesn't look like the one I told about
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Hi Viktor,
Thanks for your answer.
The article you joigned to your message shows a background photo that looks like what I'm searching about.
Unfortunately, I don't speek russian.
Does it talk about this radar ?
I searched on Internet, but didn't find any infos about 5N56 radar
Thanks for your answer.
The article you joigned to your message shows a background photo that looks like what I'm searching about.
Unfortunately, I don't speek russian.
Does it talk about this radar ?
I searched on Internet, but didn't find any infos about 5N56 radar
Viktor- Posts : 5814
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dleturbule wrote:Hi Viktor,
Thanks for your answer.
The article you joigned to your message shows a background photo that looks like what I'm searching about.
Unfortunately, I don't speek russian.
Does it talk about this radar ?
I searched on Internet, but didn't find any infos about 5N56 radar
Yes, the radar you are looking for is the radar on that photo but I dont speak Russian either so you have to ask TR1 for translation.
I had a Russian link but lost it when my computer broke down and now I have this from some Czech defense forum that translates to this:
5N56 "Cord" ( 5Н56 "Шпага" ) - 3D radar Chief Designer : ML Slizberg ( М.Л. Слиозберг ) Frequency : 3 GHz radar sub characterized by flat parabolic antenna with a diameter of 12 m. Width of beam Reaches 0.5 °. 5N56M Version ( 5Н56М ) has a fireplace antennas placed at a Height of 30 m. Max. range below 819 km, span Objective Findings with effeithiol cross-section of 1 m2 sub 400-500 km. Radar yn medru detect Targets heb of the Amount of Their Flights. Probability of detection of overflow and fighter aircraft in the years 1969-1970 servant Around 0.6 to 0.7. radar Measured Objective can three coordinates, ACCURATE Distance measurement up to 100 m. To calculate and coordinate interpolation was Used digital computer. In Used coherent signal processing sub-pulse method with compression. perfformiad digital computers amounted to 100,000 OPERATIONS per second. Radar datblygu servant in the years 1961-1972. Was deployed in the Leningrad military air defense Probably the Since 1974 in a report section rtv. The assembly of this section radar was not woking alone, amcanion we're Awarded the radar 5N55 ( 5Н55 ) (a 5N60 ( 5Н60 )), radar Worked mp means of an Additional Monitoring word sefyllfa for filtering interference. Radar predicts the radar computer LIKELY route target using economic 5N55. 3 The plan was to build a radar station with this - the western, northern and NORTHWESTERN cyfarwyddyd of probable impact. Entire radar sub characterized by large volume apparatus - They Were about 10-12 biaxial trailer with energy sources (diesel and turbine generator ). Source : http:// talks.guns.ru,cy
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zg18 wrote:So much about my P-37
... miljoni su radara nemože to Gospa povatat
dleturbule- Posts : 6
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What I found unusual is that microwave sources are horizontal, and antenna reflectors are vertical, like on height finders. (but apparently, these reflectors cannot rotate on a horizontal axis)
That means that the beam is very thin in height (for zg18 : like P-37, but with a rotation of 90°
)
So it can come in mind that this radar has been developped to detect target moving from ground up to sky, like surface to surface missiles ?
That means that the beam is very thin in height (for zg18 : like P-37, but with a rotation of 90°
)So it can come in mind that this radar has been developped to detect target moving from ground up to sky, like surface to surface missiles ?
Viktor- Posts : 5814
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Nice! About 2 times more radar deliveres during 2014 
Russian Military to Strengthen Radar Defenses in 2014
That list includes:
- 6 NEBO-M radar systems
- 23 Podlyot-K (low altitude), Sopka (medium- and high-altitude radars)
- Unspecified number of modernized Kasta and Desna radars
- Voronezh-M - prioritized
During 2013 radar deliveries included about 20 radar systems
- Gamma-S1, NEBO-U, Podlyot-K - not all are specified of course
, Gamma-S1,
Russian Military to Strengthen Radar Defenses in 2014
The list includes six Nebo-M active electronically scanned arrays (AESA) and a mix of 23 Podlyot low-altitude and Sopka medium- and high-altitude radars, the spokesman told journalists
That list includes:
- 6 NEBO-M radar systems
- 23 Podlyot-K (low altitude), Sopka (medium- and high-altitude radars)
- Unspecified number of modernized Kasta and Desna radars
- Voronezh-M - prioritized
During 2013 radar deliveries included about 20 radar systems
- Gamma-S1, NEBO-U, Podlyot-K - not all are specified of course
, Gamma-S1,
medo- Posts : 4367
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Any pictures or informations about Podlyot-K and Sopka radars?
Viktor- Posts : 5814
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medo wrote:Any pictures or informations about Podlyot-K and Sopka radars?
- Podlyot-K is 96L7 radar on a mast (before referred as Lira but I guess with latter iteration the name changed too)
- Sopka (western equivalent AN/FPS-117) is a civilian radar that will be integrated within military (no pics avaible as of yet, drawing only)
Viktor- Posts : 5814
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And "Vestnik PVO" on his blog provided information about the SOPNIK-2 radar and the picture
Open Path radar system (TRLK) "Sopka-2"
and Podlyot radar
Radar "approaching" (48YA6-K1)
Open Path radar system (TRLK) "Sopka-2"
and Podlyot radar
Radar "approaching" (48YA6-K1)
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Thanks for pictures and links. 
Sopka radar looks like naval Fregat radar, but Podlyot more look like smaller Gamma-S radar. I think 200 km range is a little short for early warning radar, but excellent for covering shadow places of larger radars.
Any informations, if Russian MoD still receive Nebo-SVU, Gamma-D and Protivnik radars?
Sopka radar looks like naval Fregat radar, but Podlyot more look like smaller Gamma-S radar. I think 200 km range is a little short for early warning radar, but excellent for covering shadow places of larger radars.
Any informations, if Russian MoD still receive Nebo-SVU, Gamma-D and Protivnik radars?
Viktor- Posts : 5814
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I dont know that Russian MoD has ever received Gamma-D? 64N6 is the one that Russian PVO troops picked instead of Gamma-D.
Anyway, I dont know about other deliveries of Gamma-S1, Protivnik etc .... Im trying to pick up as much news as I can but situation is very slim or nothing.
Anyway, I dont know about other deliveries of Gamma-S1, Protivnik etc .... Im trying to pick up as much news as I can but situation is very slim or nothing.
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dleturbule wrote:Hello to all,
I'm new here and I'm particularely interested in radars.
Who knows what type of radar is that one (and if possible its name) :
https://i.servimg.com/u/f58/18/68/40/39/70001512.jpg
It's near Astrakhan-Tinaki Air base
Didier
I don't think what is shown in the picture is really a radar.
It actually is a directional steerable-beam command transmit/receive station for a ground-to-air data-link system.
Raduga-SPK-75P is one such system. The transmit/receive stations of the Raduga-SPK-75P system, that I know of, have a lot of similarity to the one in your picture but are more complex. Actually the picture shown in the background of the article Victor posted is the Raduga-SPK-75P transmit/receive station I am referring to. The fact that it shows up in an article about 5N56 Shpaga radar is possibly due to a journalistic error in the article.
Of course, from a technical point of view, these type of stations would have some intrinsic radar functionality in them, but that functionality is mainly for the purpose of them achieving their communication, command, and control roles.
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dleturbule wrote:Hi Viktor,
Thanks for your answer.
The article you joigned to your message shows a background photo that looks like what I'm searching about.
Unfortunately, I don't speek russian.
Does it talk about this radar ?
I searched on Internet, but didn't find any infos about 5N56 radar
The text is about one of the general designers, not the radar itself unfortunately.
Viktor- Posts : 5814
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Information about 1L122-1E, 1L122-2E, NEBO-SVU, PROTIVNIK-GE, 1L121E, E-801E, BARRIER-E, 55Zh6ME in pdf (Russian and English)
1L122 - 1E radar
LINK
1L122 - 2E radar
LINK[/url]
NEBO - SVU
LINK
PROTIVNIK - GE
LINK
1L121E
LINK
E-801E
LINK
BARRIER-E
LINK
55Zh6ME
LINK
from the page: http://www.nniirt.ru/
1L122 - 1E radar
LINK
1L122 - 2E radar
LINK[/url]
NEBO - SVU
LINK
PROTIVNIK - GE
LINK
1L121E
LINK
E-801E
LINK
BARRIER-E
LINK
55Zh6ME
LINK
from the page: http://www.nniirt.ru/
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Thanks Viktor!
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Nice Find Viktor
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