The Russians have collected a new type antironous gun: what to do an Armed Forces (video)

The action device can suppress drones up to 500 meters away, although it can be bypassed. The Russian military uses unusual means of electronic wrestling of handicraft production in Ukraine, which can greatly interfere with Ukrainians on the battlefield. This innovation on his Facebook page was written by a Ukrainian military specialist in communication and radio technologies Sergey Bez -Kindov with the call sign "Flash".

The military captured one of the complexes of the EW in the southern direction, dismantled the trophy and recorded on video how it was arranged. According to Sergei Bez -Kindnov, the device is self -made, has a poor quality of the assembly, uses modules for creating radio interruption from China. Direct radiation beats "aim", but not as an antironous rifle, because the beam is much wider, about 40-60 degrees, so it can be used to protect a certain sector.

Inside the Ukrainian military found two modules with a capacity of 30 watts at a frequency range 2340-2540 MHz and four modules at a range of 800-900 MHz with a capacity of 50 watts. According to Sergiy Flesh, the ranges are selected well and superimposed on each other, so the device must protect the occupiers from both FPV-oules and copters like DJI Mavic.

They are as effective as possible in the standard range of 870-910 and close the possible sections of 820-870 and 910-960 MHz, where you can translate the controlles of FPV-type controllers. "The range, unlike domes, will be large (in the direction of radiation). I think of meters 500 where 4 modules are summed up by frequencies. Protection can be bypassed from different sides, so radiation is directed.

If so products are so much (and I see them decently ), then it is necessary to go to plots 700-820 and 960-1040 ",-said Sergey Flesh. Earlier, in an interview with focus, Sergei Flesh told why Russia was ahead of Ukraine in the field of EW. He recalled that the Russians have worked on these technologies for the last 10 years and continue to improve them. In December, Sergei Beskrestnov wrote that the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation began to use the powerful means of directional action.