In the BBO received small-sized EW "Lesochek" stations

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A large batch of small-sized EW stations of the new generation - Lesochek, has arrived in the combined arms army stationed in the Amur, Jewish Autonomous Regions and the Khabarovsk Territory, reports Interfax-AVN message press service BBO.

In the BBO received small-sized EW "Lesochek" stations
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The Lesochek complex is designed to protect subunits from radio-controlled land mines, as well as other means of destruction, which are based on radio-electronic channels. In addition, the station can be used for civilian purposes - for setting up a "zone of silence" for cell phones, which will ensure the anti-terrorist security of mass events
says release.

It is reported that "due to the small size of the station, it can be used not only on any military equipment, but also on foot."

In its efficiency and convenience, Lesochek is significantly superior to the previously released complexes due to the fact that it has three times the working frequency range and new methods of generating interference, ”the press service noted.

In the near future, the military personnel of the association will start operating new EW facilities, they added in the district.
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  1. +1
    12 December 2017 10: 22
    Well done our! Increasing the range by three times is worth a lot!
    Can the NATO people even oppose something? Not sure, very not sure !!!
    1. +2
      13 December 2017 01: 22
      Is there something special they give the hochmach? Lesochki, krasukha, khibiny and stuff? There is no logic, but the name of the topic! Stick tight! This is a real talent.
    2. 0
      14 December 2017 00: 29
      Can they?
      Ask the "army" of the LC / DPR about the number of the Armed Forces of Ukraine ...
      They will tell you.
      This is babbling
  2. +3
    12 December 2017 10: 22
    The name "forest" ... Type deaf as in the forest. Or the forest doesn’t like noise
    1. +3
      12 December 2017 10: 33
      Quote: vkl.47
      The name "forest" ... Type deaf as in the forest. Or the forest doesn’t like noise

      Not everything in the forest is like the forest. wink
      1. +2
        12 December 2017 10: 44
        The names of our products are one poetry! It is unfortunate that only normative vocabulary is applied. I imagined the swearing options ... I laughed for half an hour.
        1. +5
          12 December 2017 10: 46
          Quote: Michael67
          It is unfortunate that only normative vocabulary is applied. I imagined the abusive options.

          You are not alone. It turns out briefly, but very capaciously. lol
  3. +1
    12 December 2017 11: 49
    I wonder if he can jam the communications of all kinds of small UAVs.
    1. 0
      14 December 2017 00: 30
      No.
      Neither as a word nor as
  4. +1
    12 December 2017 23: 13
    In addition, the station can be used for civilian purposes - to set the "silence zone" of cell phones,
    It’s also not bad. So, on every minibus, and voila, here it is - peace. Yes It’s not a ride in the subway - there, on the contrary, Wi-Fi appeared.
  5. 0
    13 December 2017 09: 59
    The new EW stations created for the tactical units of the battalion level are called "..... to your collar." Of course, the name itself reveals the purpose of the equipment, but it greatly simplifies the management of it in battle, because only two words are required for the commander to set the task to the operators of electronic warfare stations - “turn on ......!” Or “put on ....!”. The fighter remains to report - "..... put on the collar!".