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    Post  GarryB Tue Mar 02, 2021 10:31 am

    I see but look at what they choosed for the title .Turks are spreading such claims east and west to get more deals for their drones .

    But don't you see that is a good thing.

    Idiots wanting to read about Turkish drones trashing Russian EW and air defence systems will read about how the opposite actually happened and that teh Russian systems when used correctly slaughtered the drones... some of which are tiny and have little or no radar or heat signature rendering them invisible for most western systems... so that is a real achievement.

    The more of Russias enemies who buy Turkish drones the better... imagine if instead they found the truth and tried to develop better and more capable drones that they could not defeat... that is not a better situation for Russia or users of Russian gear.

    The point is that the war between making air defences and defeating air defences will continue... but at the moment the Russians seem to hold a serious advantage and Ironically for all their spewing venom HATO isn't really even in the race... right now most HATO countries would be wide open to drone attack... how long before the drones they provided terrorists in Syria and Azerbeijan and Libya turn up in Europe being used by terrorists trained to use them... just flying them around an international airport will cost billions in delays as the aircraft are grounded... imagine a suicide drone hitting the cockpit of an airliner as it takes off with a 10kg HE package... many international airports in Europe are surrounded by buildings... an Airliner full of fuel crashing into high rise buildings.... 11/9 again?

    I believe the saying... yea shall reap what yea sows....

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    Post  Isos Tue Mar 02, 2021 11:52 am

    It worked for 3 days untill they changed configuration of the drone or flights paths according to armenian generals.

    The thing is that defensive weapons can always be bypassed.

    Against a real military during those 3 days azeri airports operating the drones would have been bombed.

    Relying on defensive weapons only means loosing the war.

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    Post  Hole Tue Mar 02, 2021 12:45 pm

    The drones were avoiding the area where the EW systems were positioned. That means the EW system worked as it should, it created a no-go (fly) area.

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    Post  magnumcromagnon Tue Mar 02, 2021 5:27 pm

    Someone should tell these Turkish cockroach cocksuckers to stop polishing each others knobs, and remove the kabob's from the back of their throats.
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    Post  magnumcromagnon Mon Apr 12, 2021 3:11 pm

    "In conditions close to combat": the Ministry of Defense worked out the suppression of enemy communications at a long distance
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    The Russian Ministry of Defense conducted exercises on the use of long-range electronic warfare systems.

    As reported "News" with reference to the military department, the Baltic and Northern fleets of the Russian Federation took part in the testing.

    Exercises on the use of long-range electronic suppression systems were conducted back in March 2021, but only now it became known about them. Electronic warfare systems from the Baltic and Northern fleets took part in testing, which ones, the Ministry of Defense, did not disclose.

    As the newspaper writes, during the exercises, the electronic warfare systems of the fleets alternately found the stations of the imaginary enemy and suppressed them, despite the range of several thousand kilometers. The "enemy", in turn, inflicted a retaliatory electronic strike.

    It is emphasized that the calculations of the electronic warfare stations worked in conditions close to combat. The exercises were recognized as successful, the stations confirmed the inherent characteristics and the ability to jam long-range communications.

    For our part, we note that in the exercises, with a high probability, the Murmansk-BN electronic warfare (EW) complexes were used, capable of suppressing communication and control channels at a distance of up to 5 thousand kilometers. This complex was previously deployed in the Kaliningrad and Murmansk regions.

    "Murmansk-BN" is an automated radio interference complex for communication lines in the short-wave (HF) range, capable of suppressing radio communications at a distance of 3 to 5 thousand kilometers, and with good signal transmission - up to 8 thousand kilometers. The equipment automatically collects data on signal emitters in the HF range, classifies and determines what and what power of interference can suppress them. In addition to communications, the complex also disrupts the operation of ships' weapons systems.

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    Post  magnumcromagnon Thu Apr 15, 2021 7:54 pm

    The professional holiday is celebrated by the servicemen of the Russian Electronic Warfare Troops.

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    Post  magnumcromagnon Thu Apr 15, 2021 8:04 pm

    magnumcromagnon wrote:
    "In conditions close to combat": the Ministry of Defense worked out the suppression of enemy communications at a long distance
    Russian Electronic Warfare Systems - Page 12 1618214813_snimok

    The Russian Ministry of Defense conducted exercises on the use of long-range electronic warfare systems.

    As reported "News" with reference to the military department, the Baltic and Northern fleets of the Russian Federation took part in the testing.

    Exercises on the use of long-range electronic suppression systems were conducted back in March 2021, but only now it became known about them. Electronic warfare systems from the Baltic and Northern fleets took part in testing, which ones, the Ministry of Defense, did not disclose.

    As the newspaper writes, during the exercises, the electronic warfare systems of the fleets alternately found the stations of the imaginary enemy and suppressed them, despite the range of several thousand kilometers. The "enemy", in turn, inflicted a retaliatory electronic strike.

    It is emphasized that the calculations of the electronic warfare stations worked in conditions close to combat. The exercises were recognized as successful, the stations confirmed the inherent characteristics and the ability to jam long-range communications.

    For our part, we note that in the exercises, with a high probability, the Murmansk-BN electronic warfare (EW) complexes were used, capable of suppressing communication and control channels at a distance of up to 5 thousand kilometers. This complex was previously deployed in the Kaliningrad and Murmansk regions.

    "Murmansk-BN" is an automated radio interference complex for communication lines in the short-wave (HF) range, capable of suppressing radio communications at a distance of 3 to 5 thousand kilometers, and with good signal transmission - up to 8 thousand kilometers. The equipment automatically collects data on signal emitters in the HF range, classifies and determines what and what power of interference can suppress them. In addition to communications, the complex also disrupts the operation of ships' weapons systems.

    https://en.topwar.ru/181891-v-uslovijah-priblizhennyh-k-boevym-minoborony-otrabotalo-podavlenie-svjazi-protivnika-na-bolshoj-dalnosti.html

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    Post  GarryB Fri Apr 16, 2021 6:13 am

    the electronic warfare systems of the fleets alternately found the stations of the imaginary enemy and suppressed them, despite the range of several thousand kilometers.

    So the Russian EW system was able to locate the stations that were controlling the drones from thousands of kms away... so when the Ukraine launches drones to attack certain other Ukrainians living in the east of the country, Russia would be able to determine where those drones were being controlled from and with satellite imagery should be able to locate vehicles or buildings that would be worth sending special packages to... perhaps via something labelled Kh-101 or something similar, while S-400 batteries in the area enforce a complete no fly zone and other EW assets deal with any radar source that could detect low flying cruise missiles.

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    Post  limb Thu Apr 29, 2021 10:32 pm

    The threat of Russian ground based EW systems disrupting the much vaunted GPS and AWACS datalinked guided munitions of the US air force has made the national interest publish a propaganda piece of how the US nearly has the technnology to make Russian EW inneffective.

    https://nationalinterest.org/blog/buzz/how-air-force%E2%80%99s-%E2%80%9Cgolden-horde%E2%80%9D-helps-bombs-defeat-gps-jamming-183969

    he Air Force is taking new steps to fast-track a promising new in-flight weapons-networking technology to war. This system is described as a computer-enabled autonomous, collaborative data sharing capability between weapons on route to target.

    The service’s Golden Horde technology, as it is called, engineers high-tech seekers into weapons such as Small Diameter Bombs to enable them to thwart enemy attempts to jam GPS targeting and share flight-trajectory and battlespace data between weapons on route to a target. An Air Force essay describes the technology as a “software defined radio for communication between weapons and a processor preloaded with collaborative algorithms.”

    In flight “collaborative targeting” enables one weapon to use its advanced seeker to identify an enemy jammer and transmit that tactical detail to another weapon allowing it to adjust course as needed. A recent test of Golden Horde using collaborative Small Diameter Bombs exchanging data in flight showed great promise, as well as areas of needed improvement. The Air Force tested the ability of air-dropped bombs able to share target-sensitive data with each other in flight to adjust attack specifics, find GPS-jammers and optimize the speed and precision with which attack operations can be conducted.

    Now, the Air Force Research Lab is aligning its development efforts with the service’s acquisition entity to build upon its progress developing the innovations needed to operationalize the weapon.

    “As we go forward with our acquisition partner, who is PEO weapons, they know how to better structure the future acquisition of those weapons. We’re in partnership with acquisition. This is an S&T (science & technology) effort for sure, but partnering with PEO Weapons will enhance the subsequent acquisition initiatives it is furthering,” Air Force Brig. Gen. Heather Pringle, Commander, Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL), told a group of reporters.

    Pringle’s discussion of an AFRL S&T efforts alliance with Air Force acquisition aligns with current service-wide efforts to better synergize successful innovations from S&T with accelerated acquisition initiatives aimed at fast-tracking promising new technologies to war. The concept, as articulated in a recently published AFRL strategy document, is described by Pringle as an Air Force effort to closely align its research and laboratory community with rapid acquisition experts to leverage the near term promise of new technical breakthroughs.

    “It’s a natural evolution of the progress that Golden Horde has made to date. Of course, you’re familiar with the small diameter bomb flights that occurred in February, those were successful in looking at multiple SBDs and having them converge on a particular target on time and on target. And so this is just a natural progression, but it’s also a step in the right direction, because it just gets us closer to that digital environment.” Pringle said.

    The technical and tactical concepts of the SBD in-flight weapons collaboration, Air Force assessments explain, are designed to enable sensors integrated into the weapons themselves to discern new information, assess it in relation to front-loaded mission specifics and perform the analytics needed to make course corrections as needed. While fully bringing this to fruition may require even more advanced AI-enabled autonomy, it represents the cusp of very significant breakthrough technology.

    Im seriously taking this with a grain of salt however, since I know that in disrupting GPS and AWACS datalinks, output power is important, and detecting an EW source is nothing new too. However US air force advocates sometimes claim that in order to jam something like a datalinked AMRAAM being guided by an AWACS, or a JDAM, you need to know exactly at what angle the datalink radar wave is, since its "narrow beam" and apparently wide beam jammers are uselss against narrow beam datalinks. Im very low IQ in RF electrical engineering, so I have no idea if this is true. Another claim is that an EW emitter like the krasukha is useless without knowing the exact frequency NATO datalinks are at, and that this requires humans spying databases to get them, and even themn, NATO can almost immediately change the compromised frequency. Is this true?
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    Post  Atmosphere Fri Apr 30, 2021 12:06 am

    Hmm i find it hard to believe.
    If jammers are useless unless they have exact data on the operating frequencies , which are all usually closely guarded, then why are the russians actively using them to defend themselves in syria? Is it that those hundreds of engineers and academians involved all stupid and incompetent to not realise such a "glaring" flaw?

    Its a bit similar to the claim tha "LPI" radars are immune/almost immune to electronic intelligence and jammi'g
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    Post  Mindstorm Fri Apr 30, 2021 10:48 am

    limb wrote:The threat of Russian ground based EW systems disrupting the much vaunted GPS and AWACS datalinked guided munitions of the US air force has made the national interest publish a propaganda piece of how the US nearly has the technnology to make Russian EW inneffective.

    https://nationalinterest.org/blog/buzz/how-air-force%E2%80%99s-%E2%80%9Cgolden-horde%E2%80%9D-helps-bombs-defeat-gps-jamming-183969

    he Air Force is taking new steps to fast-track a promising new in-flight weapons-networking technology to war. This system is described as a computer-enabled autonomous, collaborative data sharing capability between weapons on route to target.

    The service’s Golden Horde technology, as it is called, engineers high-tech seekers into weapons such as Small Diameter Bombs to enable them to thwart enemy attempts to jam GPS targeting and share flight-trajectory and battlespace data between weapons on route to a target. An Air Force essay describes the technology as a “software defined radio for communication between weapons and a processor preloaded with collaborative algorithms.”

    In flight “collaborative targeting” enables one weapon to use its advanced seeker to identify an enemy jammer and transmit that tactical detail to another weapon allowing it to adjust course as needed. A recent test of Golden Horde using collaborative Small Diameter Bombs exchanging data in flight showed great promise, as well as areas of needed improvement. The Air Force tested the ability of air-dropped bombs able to share target-sensitive data with each other in flight to adjust attack specifics, find GPS-jammers and optimize the speed and precision with which attack operations can be conducted.

    Now, the Air Force Research Lab is aligning its development efforts with the service’s acquisition entity to build upon its progress developing the innovations needed to operationalize the weapon.

    “As we go forward with our acquisition partner, who is PEO weapons, they know how to better structure the future acquisition of those weapons. We’re in partnership with acquisition. This is an S&T (science & technology) effort for sure, but partnering with PEO Weapons will enhance the subsequent acquisition initiatives it is furthering,” Air Force Brig. Gen. Heather Pringle, Commander, Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL), told a group of reporters.

    Pringle’s discussion of an AFRL S&T efforts alliance with Air Force acquisition aligns with current service-wide efforts to better synergize successful innovations from S&T with accelerated acquisition initiatives aimed at fast-tracking promising new technologies to war. The concept, as articulated in a recently published AFRL strategy document, is described by Pringle as an Air Force effort to closely align its research and laboratory community with rapid acquisition experts to leverage the near term promise of new technical breakthroughs.

    “It’s a natural evolution of the progress that Golden Horde has made to date. Of course, you’re familiar with the small diameter bomb flights that occurred in February, those were successful in looking at multiple SBDs and having them converge on a particular target on time and on target. And so this is just a natural progression, but it’s also a step in the right direction, because it just gets us closer to that digital environment.” Pringle said.

    The technical and tactical concepts of the SBD in-flight weapons collaboration, Air Force assessments explain, are designed to enable sensors integrated into the weapons themselves to discern new information, assess it in relation to front-loaded mission specifics and perform the analytics needed to make course corrections as needed. While fully bringing this to fruition may require even more advanced AI-enabled autonomy, it represents the cusp of very significant breakthrough technology.

    Im seriously taking this with a  grain of salt however, since I know that in disrupting GPS and AWACS datalinks, output power is important, and detecting an EW source is nothing new too. However  US air force advocates sometimes claim that in order to jam something like a datalinked AMRAAM being guided by an AWACS, or a JDAM, you need to know exactly at what angle the datalink radar wave is, since its "narrow beam" and apparently wide beam jammers are uselss against narrow beam datalinks. Im very low IQ in RF electrical engineering, so I have no idea if this is true. Another claim is that an EW emitter like the krasukha is useless without knowing the exact frequency NATO datalinks are at, and that this requires humans spying databases to get them, and even themn, NATO can almost immediately change the compromised frequency. Is this true?

    This has nothing to do with capability to neutralize EW systems , very far from that.

    The concept instead ,that in domestic military institutions was implemented in the construction of long range antiship missiles more than 35, turn around the chance that in a group of PGMs, released from relatively close range, (such as SDB of second generation of the GBU-53B with operational gliding range when delivered at relatively high altitude and low supersonic speed of around 45-50 km) and where each element of is equipped with terminal optronic homing , some ammunition in the salvo will find anyway, in spite of GPS suppression, within terminal optronic homing range from the intended target so to provide correction positional data for the other elements of the salvo still in the possibility to maneuver to engage it.

    Practically, when delivered within relatively close range (because at long range the cumulative positional error in absence of GPS navigation signal become too great), some missile/bomb of the salvo will statistically find itself within detection and recognition range of its optronic terminal sensor from the intended target and ,if possible, share the data with other bombs and missiles that have not diverted theirs trajectories too much from that point.

    Practically this methodology work only against some of the older GPS jamming techniques (that now are penetrating in the arsenals of the weaker players in the international theatre against which the offensive "expeditionary" military doctrine of the US is aimed) simply drowning the GPS signal under heavy jamming barring signals.

    Even without taking into account the other dozen of variables involved, related both to a myriad of other EW systems and IAD elements capable to easily distrupt this unsophisticated approach, against a very advanced enemy the GPS signal is not shut down but provide instead very small navigational corrections, perfectly compatible with the normal working parameters of the NAVSTAR but toward a completely wrong area, inter missile-bomb communication at close range from target become very difficult if not impossible (and this is an immense problem for slow subsonic ammunitions) and most important targets are provided with mutispectral obscurants completely opaque from mid infrared to visible spectrum.

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    Post  GarryB Fri Apr 30, 2021 11:09 am

    Another claim is that an EW emitter like the krasukha is useless without knowing the exact frequency NATO datalinks are at, and that this requires humans spying databases to get them, and even themn, NATO can almost immediately change the compromised frequency. Is this true?

    Sounds like they are pretending to have more knowledge on the subject than they actually do.

    I am no expert but if you have something that is used to jam a range of frequencies then in addition to broadcasting on those frequencies that jamming signal they must also be able to listen too... so they could listen to the frequencies being used on a broad band antenna listening across the bandwidth.... do it from multiple positions and record locations at the same time of course, and then broadcast noise in those frequencies directed at the sources... if they change bands your antenna will detect that and the jamming signal can change to match easily enough.

    By The Way... Golden Horde technology to stop GPS jammers on SDBs... shouldn't they be more worried about S-350 missiles shooting down the platforms carrying SDBs in the first place because they don't seem to have gotten their stealth planes stealthy yet...

    And GH... sounds like it is directed at China, or maybe all the engineers working on it are Chinese... in which case it might actually work, but what exactly are they expecting it to achieve...

    It seems to allow groups to work together to destroy jammers, but disposable jammers then render your attack force useless because all of your munitions will be expended destroying disposable jammers instead of real targets that are things like SAMs shooting down your aircraft delivery platforms and other munitions and drones.

    EDIT: Don't you hate it when you read a post and compose a reply and just as you post it you notice the last person to post after the one you read is Mindstorm, and he clearly and succinctly outlines the problems and reasons why with the post you are responding to that makes your post redundant.


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    Post  Isos Fri Apr 30, 2021 11:24 am

    As long as you use signals you can jamm it. No matter what tech you use, be it 1945 radar or 2020 radio or 2035 quantic radars, you will be avle to jamm it just by using the same technology on your jammer.

    For exemple main stream media talk about how quantic computers will break safety codes in banks in matter of seconds and take all the money but that's true only if the banks use older technology. If they use quantic computers the situation will be the same as today and hacking them will be very hard.

    Now if you use 1960 jammers on 2020 communication stuff it won't work. But if you use a 2020 jammer designed to jamm 2020 communications then it will work.

    It's all about r&d. There is no magic stuff.

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    Post  George1 Tue Aug 03, 2021 11:11 pm

    Russia to feature latest Lesochek small-size portable jammer at Army-2021 arms show

    According to the press office of Russia’s Western Military District, Lesochek jamming stations have entered service with the motor rifle formations stationed in the Leningrad Region

    MOSCOW, August 3. /TASS/. Lesochek portable small-size jamming stations will be on display at the Army-2021 arms show, the press office of Russia’s Western Military District reported on Tuesday.

    "In late August, this station will be on static display at the Army-2021 military-technical forum," the press office said in a statement.

    The Lesochek small-size electronic warfare system considerably outshines foreign rivals by its efficiency through the expanded operating frequency band and new jamming techniques, the statement says.

    "The unique capabilities of the Lesochek station make it possible to boost the protection of motor and armored vehicles and the personnel from remote controlled explosives while on the march and at camps. The station is highly mobile and can be carried in an armored or motor vehicle or in a backpack," the press office explained.

    The jamming station is highly resistant to enemy electronic warfare systems and anti-radiation weapons, which boosts its combat sustainability, the statement says.

    Lesochek jamming stations have entered service with the Western Military District’s motor rifle formations stationed in the Leningrad Region, the statement says.

    "Currently, the personnel are learning to operate these jammers in the course of field exercises," the press office said.

    https://tass.com/defense/1322243

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    Post  franco Wed Nov 03, 2021 10:44 am

    Western aviation predicted "complete stunning" due to the appearance of "Murmansk-BN" in Kaliningrad

    Russia made a powerful claim to an advantage over NATO forces in Europe by deploying the Murmansk-BN electronic warfare system in Kaliningrad in early October. According to the French resource Atlantico, the Russian electronic warfare system will thus be able to jam all enemy signals in a huge radius.

    The air and naval forces of NATO can be exposed to the impact of these electronic weapons by blocking signals in a certain area. For example, Atlantico believes that Russia, if necessary, may not allow American F-35 fighters to take off, and they will actually be chained to their airfields.

    Thus, Moscow is able to block the operation of satellite and cellular communications and navigation systems on the entire European continent, including Lisbon, located about 3 thousand kilometers from Kaliningrad. Western combat systems can be completely "stunned".

    Now NATO forces face complete paralysis and inability to respond in time - say the French experts.

    Murmansk-BN systems can be deployed on other sections of the Russian border. So, one of these complexes is already on a combat watch on the Kola Peninsula. The Crimea and the Kerch Strait are protected in a similar way, where the electronic warfare system covers about 3 thousand square meters. km of the Black Sea region.

    https://topcor-ru.translate.goog/22471-zapadnoj-aviacii-predrekli-polnoe-oglushenie-iz-za-pojavlenija-murmanska-bn-v-kaliningrade.html?_x_tr_sl=auto&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=en-GB&_x_tr_pto=nui

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    Post  mnztr Sun Nov 21, 2021 8:11 am

    I would aways expect Russia to be extremely good at EW. Russians are the best writers of software on the planet. I think because of their language, the focus on math in their academic system and the fact that during the cold war Russia had access to inferior computers. Thus Russians had to write very efficient and clean code. EW is about software. All the strategies are software driven, the frequency hopping and combinations..its all software that controls the emitters and sensors. Beyond EW there is also cyber warfare, and Russia is extremely good at this. Russia has vowed to never be the first to use nukes. This is because any Russian first strike will be over the internet.

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    Post  medo Tue Jan 04, 2022 4:36 pm



    Old video of Krasuha 2.

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    Post  Podlodka77 Thu Jan 20, 2022 3:26 pm

    NPO Kvant supplied the Ministry of Defense with the latest electronic warfare systems
    The product RB-111A implements a unique accuracy of direction finding of communication lines and the possibility of reconnaissance of an unlimited number of radiation sources, said Andrey Kondrashov, General Director of the enterprise

    MOSCOW, January 20. /TASS/. In 2021, the Kvant Research and Production Association (NPO) supplied the Russian army with the latest RB-111A radio reconnaissance and RB-532A radio suppression systems. Andrey Kondrashov, General Director of the enterprise, reported this to the Minister of Defense of the Russian Federation. "In 2021, as part of the state defense order, the Kvant Research and Production Association completed the delivery of electronic warfare systems in full and on time, consisting of two radio reconnaissance and control products for interference modules RB-111A and two radio suppression products RB-532A," - Kondrashov said during a single day of acceptance of military products, which took place on Thursday at the National Defense Control Center of the Russian Federation.

    https://tass.ru/armiya-i-opk/13477981

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    Post  Swgman_BK Sat Aug 20, 2022 1:46 am

    Russia just began testing drone jamming tech meant for US and Turkish Bayraktar drones. That was quick. 

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    Post  thegopnik Sat Aug 20, 2022 2:27 am

    Swgman_BK wrote:Russia just began testing drone jamming tech meant for US and Turkish Bayraktar drones. That was quick. 

    https://sun6-20.userapi.com/impg/iSgSI_-KSladx5bKYrJLkKPJez89gu0kGcZ38Q/5xqDYXVorJg.jpg?size=1280x853&quality=95&sign=e0f4e74a7fae0b912da7fe980f5ea49b&type=album

    We already have a thread. https://www.russiadefence.net/t7276p275-russian-electronic-warfare-systems?highlight=electronic
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    Post  thegopnik Mon Sep 05, 2022 7:20 am

    I dont think this was posted here before but our brother forum paralay boards should an interesting video of the EW airborne system where the missiles get jammed or miss the aircraft and there was SAM being fired at the aircraft but it blew up before hitting the aircraft. Anyone that can translate this video please would be of great help.

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    video on how it works, anyone translate this please? https://defin.by/ the mssile exploding before hitting aircraft implies a microwave weapon?

    And paralays board is now unavailable with 502 and 503 errors which makes me a little bit paranoid now because I was going to check the aircraft section next. this happened like 15 minutes later when i made this post.
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    Post  Isos Mon Sep 05, 2022 7:34 pm

    Where is the video ?
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    Post  thegopnik Mon Sep 05, 2022 7:38 pm

    Isos wrote:Where is the video ?

    in the link its vimeo.
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    Post  Isos Mon Sep 05, 2022 8:06 pm

    That's a marketing video. It doesn't prove the system works as adertized.

    Russian jammer onboard kh-101 on the opposite made the ukrinian AD missile intercept ghost targets.

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    Post  Isos Mon Sep 05, 2022 8:08 pm

    A better video

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