The Central Military District troops received more than a thousand digital radio stations.

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More than one thousand sixth-generation portable digital radio stations Azart-P1 were sent to the troops of the Central Military District for state defense orders, reports press office District

The Central Military District troops received more than a thousand digital radio stations.


It is reported that new means of communication entered the arsenal of military units and units of the 90th tank division stationed in the Urals.

Portable radio stations "Azart-PNNUMX" are intended for secret tactical link communications, are provided with interference immunity and are capable of operating in the temperature range from -1 to + 50 degrees,
says release.

According to the press service, "the capabilities of the devices allow you to tune in to any frequencies, provide communication with mobile phones and receive the modulated signals."



The press service added that “Azart-PNNUMX” “interfaces with all radio stations operating on any communication standards, is capable of receiving and transmitting text files, maps, cipher codes, and determining coordinates using GLONASS”.

The range of the radio station - up to 4-x kilometers.
  • Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation, www.arms-expo.ru
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  1. +6
    31 October 2017 16: 05
    Good thing. 4 km is enough for a tactical link.
    1. +1
      31 October 2017 16: 10
      It was high time. This is more important than any prodigy.
      1. +2
        31 October 2017 16: 36
        Of course it's high time .. But the production of electronic components for these devices where? With us? Something is doubtful ..
        Quote: BerBer
        It was high time. This is more important than any prodigy.
        1. +2
          31 October 2017 19: 21
          Quote: 210ox
          . But the production of electronic components for these devices where?

          In Zelenograd.
        2. +4
          31 October 2017 19: 24
          Something is doubtful ..

          Why? Do you know the nomenclature of electronic components manufactured in Zelik?
          Or your knowledge of "Soviet large microcircuits are the largest microcircuits in the world"?
          1. +2
            1 November 2017 02: 11
            There were videos and programs from Zelenograd.

            And really Soviet microcircuits are the largest in the world%)
            And now the RF has intercepted a palm tree with its 90nm technology.

            But at 90nm you can make a normal digital walkie-talkie.

            But it’s not clear why there is a laser disc, they died out about 5 years ago.
            They would also put a 5-inch floppy disk or punch card in the kit ...
            1. +1
              1 November 2017 08: 46
              quote = Krabik] Still, they would put a 5-inch floppy disk or punch card into the kit .. [/ quote]
              The EC1036 computer occupied 100kV. m. A performance, like a Pentium 100.
              fellow
  2. +2
    31 October 2017 16: 06
    The antenna is such that it can be killed.
    1. +1
      31 October 2017 16: 37
      So the sapper blade is not only for digging .. Yes
      Quote: Vasya Vassin
      The antenna is such that it can be killed.
  3. +3
    31 October 2017 16: 07
    And the antenna in handy comes in handy wassat
    Go find out who sculpts or something, or wait, so enlighten what
    NGO Angstrom, they say domestic components, well, if so, I'm glad drinks
    1. 0
      31 October 2017 18: 59
      We sculpted for 20 years on the Electrosignal. They did not pile anything worthwhile.
      1. 0
        1 November 2017 02: 13
        "The main thing is not victory - the main part."
  4. HAM
    +2
    31 October 2017 16: 15
    The length of the antenna-payback for multi-standard.
  5. +1
    31 October 2017 16: 21
    And inside the radio station are modern Chinese microcircuits. Oh and fool our brother! drinks
    1. +1
      31 October 2017 16: 51
      Quote: Dzafdet
      And inside the radio station are modern Chinese microcircuits. Oh and fool our brother! drinks

      Open Apple’s now popular iPhone gadget and see how much American electronics there. The whole world supplies China, and no one hides our backlog in this part.
      1. 0
        31 October 2017 17: 00
        Quote: APASUS
        Open Apple’s now popular iPhone gadget and see how much American electronics there. The whole world supplies China, and no one hides our backlog in this part.

        One trouble, on one small command all this supplied electronics can turn into iron trash ... belay
        1. +2
          31 October 2017 19: 26
          One trouble, on one small command all this supplied electronics can turn into iron trash ... belay

          It is expensive to integrate a processor and radio module into each resistor.
          If you certainly understand what I mean ...
      2. +1
        31 October 2017 22: 47
        Quote: APASUS
        The whole world supplies China, and no one hides our lag in this part

        In China, only production, and all design documentation and technologies, is developed in other places, which truth does not prevent China from brazenly and tearing. And the backlog of Russia (and earlier the Soviet Union) in electronics from the West is a myth. Just at this stage, the industrial base is not enough, because after the 91st year, it was the radio industry that was the first to be cut.
      3. +1
        1 November 2017 02: 30
        Quote: APASUS
        .The whole world supplies China

        China was able to own development? or maybe China is only around the stencils? read produces for sale technology developed by him.
        there is a factory, but there are brains. China factory. and brains sit components design
    2. 0
      31 October 2017 19: 22
      Quote: Dzafdet
      And inside the radio station are modern Chinese microcircuits.

      NGO Angstrom - do you know this?
      I think it’s unlikely.
  6. +4
    31 October 2017 16: 25
    ... News from March 2012

    Portable radio stations R-187P1 “Azart” were no less successfully used to ensure the safety of the XXII Winter Olympic Games and XI Winter Paralympic Games in Sochi. Specialists developed and implemented a complex radio communications organization scheme, which allowed organizing stable and continuous management of units throughout the territory of responsibility zones (taking into account the complexity and features of the terrain) and fulfilling all tasks in full. In the process of organizing radio communications during the Olympic Games,
    soldier
    1. 0
      31 October 2017 17: 05
      Quote: san4es
      ... News from March 2012

      So what??? It was necessary to collect this thousand ... This is a stream in China, and we have a piece, with a guarantee. Most importantly, they began to act ...
      Portable radio stations "Azart-P1" intended for secret communication tactical link
      1. +2
        31 October 2017 17: 13
        Quote: Esoteric
        Quote: san4es
        ... News from March 2012

        So what???

        ... and that’s it
  7. +4
    31 October 2017 18: 59
    Something I do not catch up. In There were stations 3 times smaller and lighter with a range of up to 6-12 km. A chip in encryption, or what? And why the hell is it at the level of separation-platoon-company? So far they will translate from Russian, but they will tie it to the map, the situation will change, mother do not grieve! Like a fish needs a bicycle? Let me remind you - in the case of long-playing events (within XNUMX hours) there were Historians. Inventing a bike?
    1. +3
      31 October 2017 19: 35
      Something I do not catch up.

      This is not quite a walkie-talkie, everything there is stuffed there and a walkie-talkie and encoder and navigator and access point ...
      Their pleasant chips are heavily direction finding (switching to a random channel with a frequency of 20 kilohertz.)
      1. +4
        31 October 2017 21: 06
        Maybe you’re an outfitter, I don’t know, but before switching channels at the division level even tracked.
        1. +2
          31 October 2017 22: 58
          with a frequency of 20000 per second on each device, of which there are tens?
          and it's all unsteady to say the least.
          But this is, as I said, a bun, the main thing is a multifunctional device, I don’t think that you were holding something army-like 3 times smaller (you can’t place an elementary keyboard there)
          1. +5
            1 November 2017 19: 16
            No, I didn’t hold it with the keyboard, for sure laughing The walkie-talkie hung on the collar - try it, push the buttons! laughing
  8. +4
    31 October 2017 19: 01
    On the other hand, the quantity pleases
  9. 0
    31 October 2017 20: 18
    Why didn’t they write how much it costs now? In 2012-13, the cost was about 275 thousand rubles.
  10. +1
    31 October 2017 22: 11
    communicate with mobile phones

    So who controls the Pokémon in the smartphones of African-Americans, biting them to the police!
  11. +1
    1 November 2017 07: 46
    Pleased that the station is capable of
    receive modulated signals

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