Ka-62 multipurpose helicopter will receive a new communication complex
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Serial models of the Russian Ka-62 multi-purpose helicopter will be equipped with onboard communications systems of the new generation C-404. It is reported by TASS with reference to the holding company "Ruselectronics".
The delivery of C-404 communication complexes for equipping Ka-62 multi-purpose helicopters will start from 2020, the holding's press service reported. Currently, the complex is installed on a helicopter and is undergoing preliminary tests, which should be completed by the end of this year.
According to the developers, the on-board communication system of the new generation C-404 ensures continuous communication of pilots with the ground via several channels and constant reception of signals at the emergency frequency. He independently controls his work, adapts to the signal quality, virtually eliminating the possibility of loss of communication. The antennas of the complex are built into the skin of the helicopter.
The Ka-62 multipurpose helicopter was developed by Kamov based on the Ka-60 military modification. Depending on the configuration, it can be used for the transport of passengers, as a transport or medical helicopter. In addition, due to the large practical ceiling and high thrust-ratio of the engines, Ka-62 can also carry out search and rescue and evacuation work in mountainous areas.
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