Modernization of Mi-17 MO of Rwanda Lithuanian company ASU Baltija together with American partners developed a set of modernization of Mi-17

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Lithuanian company ASU Baltija together with American partners developed a set of modernization of three Mi-17 of the Ministry of Defense of Rwanda.

Rwandan Mi-17 are used to support UN operations, in addition to the additional armor of ASU Baltija, they are equipped with modern navigation devices, communication and intelligence systems:

1. GPS-400W (Garmin) navigator;
- DME KN-62A receiver (Honeywell);
- ATC transponder KT-76C (Honeywell);
- VOR / ILS KN-53 navigation receiver with KI-206 display (Honeywell);
- ART-2000 (Honeywell) radar with EX-600 multifunction display (Avidyne);
- ELT C406-1HM (Artex).

2. Search and rescue equipment:
- Monitoring system Ultra Force 350EP (FLIR);
- 10 "LCD display with picture-in-picture LCD1004 (RDU);
- Recorder video recording system (Speel Praha)).

3. Special equipment:
- Armor set for ballistic cabin protection;
- The standard flight information recording system was replaced with a solid-state FDR system (Speel Praha);
- Modification of the cab of light sources for the possibility of using NVIS night vision systems;
- Helicopter helmets pilots LH-250 (MSA-Gallet) with night vision HELIMUN MK-6

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Modernization of Mi-17 MO of Rwanda Lithuanian company ASU Baltija together with American partners developed a set of modernization of Mi-17




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  1. Sergh
    +3
    31 October 2012 07: 43
    Ah, well, yes, did the defense service allow a change in the design? It seems that the Lithuanian "Baltic" vryat made such a service gift or then let the Rwandans not be offended. These Balts have a complete masturbation, and even they cannot cope themselves, they pull up amers, but they do not need to call for a long time, they were already standing outside the door.
    1. +5
      31 October 2012 08: 31
      I agree, I, too, modernization, a couple of panels were screwed to the Mi-17.
      This is really a modernization of the President-S defense complex
    2. +2
      31 October 2012 08: 52
      Sergh,
      Most likely, this permission is not necessary, this does not affect flight performance, and in Soviet times this repair shop for repair mi8-17 was indicative, they even won the 89 contest for repairing mi26, they only gave us to Ukraine for a simple reason mi26 for dimensions were not included In the hangars of their enterprise
      1. Sergh
        +1
        31 October 2012 10: 19
        Quote: igor67
        they even won the 89 repair contest

        Stop, stop, well, firstly, it was almost 25 years ago, and secondly, there is a provision on a categorical ban on attracting foreign personnel, foreign products, and even more foreign firms and companies with an appropriate profile due to a leak, without prior agreement .. ., etc., etc., well, you understand what I mean? Such requirements and even a lot of sanctions and reclamations applied to the Indians and other aborigines in aircraft and other military products.
        1. +2
          31 October 2012 16: 09
          Sergh,
          The base at which I worked, now Aviakon, received permission from the Mil Institute to carry out work, and who told you that the Lithuanians did not receive it either?
          1. Sergh
            0
            31 October 2012 17: 48
            Quote: igor67
            Lithuanians also did not receive it?

            So there is not a word about this in the article, and secondly, the primary source is "in contact", where further information search is interrupted, and it is too lazy to stir up the entire Internet yourself.
            1. efefefd
              0
              31 October 2012 17: 59
              All information from the manufacturer’s website there is a PDF where the modernization program and booking kit are described in detail http://www.asubaltija.lt/en/page (legal issues are not covered and are not covered in the article)
  2. 0
    31 October 2012 08: 05
    Oborudovanie probably ovsky, and the Lithuanians probably picked up a pair of screwdrivers and put everything on the screws: laughing )
  3. 0
    31 October 2012 08: 08
    Oborudovanie probably ovsky, and the Lithuanians probably picked up a pair of screwdrivers and put everything on the screws: laughing
  4. +3
    31 October 2012 08: 09
    Probably the Amer’s equipment, but the Lithuanians probably picked up a pair of screwdrivers and put everything on self-tapping screws:
  5. biglow
    0
    31 October 2012 10: 34
    these blacks are ur-odes Russian helicopters should be repaired only by Russia and no one else. They should not sell anything new. Let them fly in the old
    1. +1
      31 October 2012 16: 46
      I thought racism is not allowed here ...
      1. biglow
        0
        31 October 2012 18: 39
        crazyrom,
        and where is racism. Blacks is the name of groups of peoples