Syrian army received Russian "all-seeing" stations

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With the entry into service of the Farah-1 radar stations of the short-range reconnaissance, the units of the Syrian troops were able to more effectively destroy the terrorists, writes Roman Katkov in his article for Messenger of Mordovia.

Syrian army received Russian "all-seeing" stations


“Working in conjunction with machine guns and automatic grenade launchers, Farah-1 significantly increases the possibility of detecting and destroying targets,” the author notes.

The antenna is easily mounted on a machine gun or other weapons. “Using this radar, you can easily find a terrorist at a distance of 2 km. The Syrians themselves claim that the enemy can be detected at a distance of 2,5 km. The enemy’s car (for example, a pickup truck with a machine gun) can be seen at all for 4 km, ”writes Katkov.

Accumulators allow "Phare" to work continuously for 6 hours.

According to the author, "Farah-1 radar has already been tested in other hot spots, its high reputation is confirmed in the difficult conditions of this military conflict."
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  1. +33
    April 22 2016 11: 02
    Spirits will now only move through the underground passages. laughing As soon as it appeared on the surface - a bullet in the forehead! fellow
    1. +9
      April 22 2016 11: 17
      Great stuff! Spirits now will have no rest day or night ... The Russians were angry with the barmalei. It is interesting what principle of action this development has ..?
      1. +8
        April 22 2016 11: 32
        It is said the same - radar, respectively, and the principle of operation is based on radar. request
        1. +27
          April 22 2016 11: 46
          Quote: alicante11
          It is said the same - radar, respectively, and the principle of operation is based on radar. request

          Reminded:
          - Comrade ensign, and the radio on lamps or transistors?
          - For stupid and deaf I repeat - the radio on the TANK!
          laughing
          1. +2
            April 22 2016 12: 26
            Awesome adaptation, hands itch already ..... am
            1. +2
              April 24 2016 08: 49
              what are you scratching for?
        2. +1
          April 22 2016 12: 35
          And so as not to put such a radar on armored vehicles?
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          2. +1
            April 24 2016 08: 32
            and if a rocket flies at her signal?
          3. 0
            April 24 2016 08: 48
            worth don't worry
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      2. +4
        April 22 2016 11: 32
        Great stuff!

        I wonder what the principle of action of this development ..?

        I do not know what it is, but praise just in case)
        Radar it.
      3. +11
        April 22 2016 11: 33
        Quote: CORNET
        I wonder what the principle of action of this development ..?

        Here is a link to the discussion:
        http://forum.guns.ru/forum_light_message/51/569966.html
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        1. +6
          April 22 2016 11: 38
          "Working in conjunction with machine guns and automatic grenade launchers," Fara-1 "significantly increases the ability to detect and destroy targets"

          Doesn't this mean that we also have Fara-2?
          1. +4
            April 22 2016 12: 05
            Maybe there is already a Fara-3, only we don’t know about it yet.
      5. +10
        April 22 2016 11: 42
        Quote: CORNET
        The Russians made the barmalei seriously angry.

        With the advent of the Fara-1 short-range reconnaissance radar, the units of the Syrian forces were able to destroy terrorists even more effectively,

        Fine !
        Another subspecies of weapons is being tested in real combat conditions.
        and in other climatic conditions!
        And allies help and technology a real test!
        1. +5
          April 22 2016 11: 55
          What is there to talk about?
          Great news.
          It is important that you do not fall into the hands of reptiles.
      6. +11
        April 22 2016 13: 35
        In "Zelenka" A very necessary thing! Especially when installed on large-caliber machine guns. I think our "Advisers" in the SAR will now look at its practical application for "moderate opposition".
        Please note before that in the SAR, thanks to the domestic Kulibins, they have already begun to use simple and effective "Birdhouses" leading ATGM fired by the enemy away from the equipment. Our "Advisors" react quickly to emerging threats from the "Moderate cutthroats", and this is good news.
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      8. +10
        April 22 2016 17: 40
        these "developments" are a hundred years old at lunchtime, I once went to the border troops with such a radar in outfits
        MODIFICATIONS: - SBR-3 “Farah” (1RL136) - adopted for service in 1976. - SBR-3M “Fara-U” - upgrade option for the radar SBR-3 - SBR-5 “Fara-1” (1L111) - a short-range reconnaissance station was created to replace the SBR-3, it allows you to automatically detect targets. Adopted in 1999. - "Fara-PV" - Development of the Fara-1 radar for the border troops. - SBR-5M "Fara-VR" (1L111M) - Development of "Fara-PV". First presented at MAKS 2011
        Source: http://bastion-opk.ru/fara-vr/ OVT “WEAPONS OF THE FATHERLANDS” AVKarpenko
        1. +2
          April 23 2016 19: 59
          There was also the "Credo" radar station. I liked it better.
      9. 0
        April 23 2016 13: 43
        And how much does this complex cost?
        1. +4
          April 23 2016 13: 47
          Quote: finish
          And how much does this complex cost?

          Based on the calculation that such stations should have been in each department, it’s not very expensive, and given that they have long been on the conveyor, it’s not at all very
        2. +1
          April 23 2016 20: 00
          In the mid-80s, about 40 thousand (as we were told).
        3. +1
          April 24 2016 16: 10
          several million rubles
    2. +5
      April 22 2016 12: 23
      In the last few weeks, Russian fighters have at least twice climbed to intercept Israeli military aircraft in Syrian airspace
      , the website of the Israeli newspaper "Yediot Ahronot" reported on Friday.

      Has anyone heard something about this?
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    4. +11
      April 22 2016 13: 14
      Fights on Mkhinom.04.02.16.

      "Fara-1" mounted on the DShK of the SAA armored vehicle.


      1. +3
        April 22 2016 13: 47
        Iraqi forces are trying to disarm
    5. +1
      April 22 2016 23: 04
      “Using this radar, you can easily find a terrorist at a distance of 2 km. The Syrians themselves claim that the enemy can be detected at a distance of 2,5 km. The enemy’s car (for example, a pickup truck with a machine gun) can be seen at all for 4 km. ”

      Class !!! good Cockroaches go home in Turechchina.
    6. 0
      April 24 2016 16: 11
      Let them continue to raid jihad mobiles as before .. What underground tunnels are there, it’s not two hundred meters under the Egyptian-Israeli border. But this radar is a very good thing, but again it’s for special forces, not for an ordinary soldier.
  2. +3
    April 22 2016 11: 02
    Now is the time for these "spirits" to tighten their eyes ;-))))
    1. +7
      April 22 2016 11: 55
      The machine gun does not pull. He pounds ... an eye in the same.
  3. +3
    April 22 2016 11: 02
    And this is excellent, thanks to such deliveries of Russian weapons and reconnaissance and communications systems, the Syrian army acquired a strategic initiative and high morale. We look forward to new victories.
    1. +3
      April 22 2016 11: 21
      Quote: Gerfalcon
      And this is excellent, thanks to such deliveries of Russian weapons and reconnaissance and communications systems, the Syrian army acquired a strategic initiative and high morale. We look forward to new victories.

      We wait. But our Army must be saturated with such equipment. Damn, how would this "Farah" in both Chechen would be useful.
      1. +1
        April 24 2016 23: 25
        30 years in service
  4. +19
    April 22 2016 11: 03
    And no cho we because "Bangladesh" light up! Ah, Albright? Old witch ... b!
    1. KOH
      +3
      April 22 2016 11: 17
      Yes, it’s clear that the toad presses this old woman, she already licked when Yugoslavia was destroyed, and she thought Russia soon too ... but it wondered how it turned out, it came to her mouth ...))))
      1. 0
        April 22 2016 11: 44
        Quote: CON
        Yes, it’s clear that the toad presses this old woman, she already licked when Yugoslavia was destroyed, and she thought Russia soon too ... but it wondered how it turned out, it came to her mouth ...))))

        Albright has been retired for a long time, she has not received reports from the CIA since the late 90s about Russia since she left the civil service, draws information from an American TV set like FoxNews, etc. So he thinks that we have now the same as in the 90s.
  5. +5
    April 22 2016 11: 10
    So much for a "backward" country, and I'm proud of it.
  6. +8
    April 22 2016 11: 12
    God, help our armourers = designers, technologists, testers, craftsmen and simple hard workers to equip our Armed Forces with new models of weapons and military equipment!
  7. +4
    April 22 2016 11: 17
    Almost all types of weapons are being tested in Syria! Successful use and operation in extreme conditions will give our designers a lot of interesting things. Equipment without military use is just beautiful iron. Keep it up.
  8. -7
    April 22 2016 11: 20
    I cannot understand one thing, why when there is news about the sale of new weapons to someone, they always scribble about the fact that "you must not forget your army", "everything is for export, but for yourself", "until we fill our own side "and so on. And as free to give Syria your weapon, so caps fly into the air what
    1. +7
      April 22 2016 11: 24
      Running in combat conditions. Yes, and help the allies, so help.
    2. +5
      April 22 2016 11: 26
      Quote: Stirbjorn And how free Syria to give their weapons, so bonnets fly into the air

      And, you propose, to test weapons in combat conditions, to arrange a war room?
      1. -2
        April 22 2016 15: 23
        Quote: avva2012
        And, you propose, to test weapons in combat conditions, to arrange a war room?

        sell like Iraq - let them check
        1. -1
          April 22 2016 17: 40
          Quote: Stirbjorn sell like Iraq - let them check

          Oh, feedback? Will Iraqis be required to honestly, in detail describe the strengths and weaknesses of technology? Do they owe us something?
          Apparently not. Therefore, objectivity should not be expected. Not all money is valued.
          And indirect advertising works much better. "Checked. Syria". This is already a trend.
          1. -2
            April 22 2016 20: 47
            Quote: avva2012
            And indirect advertising works much better. "Checked. Syria". This is already a trend.

            At least one contract received, as a result of this advertisement, can you name? S-300 (400) and Su-35 not to offer
    3. 0
      April 22 2016 11: 48
      Quote: Stirbjorn
      then they always scribble about the fact that "you can't forget your army", "everything is for export, but for yourself", "until we sate our own," and so on

      Ideally, it is necessary to have such production capacities so that they can produce without problems for themselves and for export, otherwise we always have a dilemma for ourselves or for export.
    4. +4
      April 22 2016 11: 57
      Quote: Stirbjorn
      And how free Syria to give their weapons, so bonnets fly into the air what

      In Syria, this weapon is sent to destroy the spirits there, and not wait until they come to us.
  9. +1
    April 22 2016 11: 23
    Good news! I hope the Lugansk-Donetsk craftsmen riveted something similar with our help.
  10. 0
    April 22 2016 11: 28
    The headlamp had already been tested during the counter-terrorist operation in Chechnya. It established itself well at checkpoints.
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  12. +4
    April 22 2016 11: 33
    A wonderful thing ... It is necessary to run in the Donbass. And still there would be a radar for detecting artillery positions to suppress firing points from which Novorossia "fires itself"
    1. +1
      April 22 2016 12: 16
      Everything is already there.
  13. +2
    April 22 2016 11: 35
    We are waiting for the State Department’s concern about ... and without reason ...
  14. +1
    April 22 2016 11: 35
    Headlight 1. Previously, PSNR-5 was, maybe still is. PSNR in intelligence stood, saw and heard at 10 km. True to the weapon did not cling, portable options and on the BRM 1K
  15. -9
    April 22 2016 11: 38
    What they can’t think of to kill people, but how to improve people's lives - weakly?
    1. -3
      April 22 2016 11: 51
      Do not answer, I see and so on minus - weakly.
    2. +3
      April 22 2016 12: 09
      Are you talking about Hiroshima, or just that? I don’t answer for minus - not mine.
  16. +3
    April 22 2016 11: 51
    In the following upgrades, it would be nice to distribute the equipment. For example, remove a high, unmasking antenna from a machine gun. Fix a small block on the machine gun, and install the antenna, for example, in a couple of meters and connect all this economy with a wire.
    I think this arrangement will significantly increase the secrecy of the entire complex as a whole, and it will also allow it to be installed in the bunker.
    1. 0
      April 22 2016 17: 12
      Quote: Mama_Cholli
      In the following upgrades, it would be nice to distribute the equipment.

      In my opinion, it can work this way and still distinguishes a person from animals. As already mentioned above, it has proven itself in the security mode.
  17. +2
    April 22 2016 11: 59
    Quote: Lt. Air Force stock
    Quote: CON
    Yes, it’s clear that the toad presses this old woman, she already licked when Yugoslavia was destroyed, and she thought Russia soon too ... but it wondered how it turned out, it came to her mouth ...))))

    Albright has been retired for a long time, she has not received reports from the CIA since the late 90s about Russia since she left the civil service, draws information from an American TV set like FoxNews, etc. So he thinks that we have now the same as in the 90s.

    I think comrade you're wrong! Such people (I apologize to bitch) are always up to date and the US secretary of state is turning to them for advice.
  18. 0
    April 22 2016 12: 37
    Actually, I see no reason for enthusiasm. This device is not automatic, i.e. after finding the target, you still have to have time to point a weapon at it, calculate all the corrections and destroy it. In other words, the shooter is on duty at the trunk on an ongoing basis. At night without NVD or a thermal imager, where the hell you get. An automatic or semi-automatic system with an output to the operator’s console would be interesting, and I think I have such in our army.
    1. +3
      April 24 2016 08: 54
      this will work.
  19. +2
    April 22 2016 12: 42
    Something "Bulletin of Mordovia" was somehow late with the article ... about February 4, "Headlight" at the CAA already drowned in the internet ...
  20. 0
    April 22 2016 14: 00
    Would it be nice to put such "Lights" on the Syrian "Shilki"?
    1. +1
      April 23 2016 10: 22
      Quote: KudrevKN
      Would it be nice to put such "Lights" on the Syrian "Shilki"?

      There is its own radar, and the vibration when shooting at Shilka is big. But there is such a BRM-1, it has a reconnaissance station in equipment, it would have changed a 73-mm gun to a 30-mm one and would have been at all - Thunderstorm machine
  21. +2
    April 22 2016 14: 48
    Weapon radar has been used almost since the war in Korea. And on the border of the USSR and along the perimeter of the launch mines, these headlights have been standing since the 70s. Moreover, fully automated. Independently opened fire on moving objects.
  22. -2
    April 22 2016 15: 07
    The antenna is a good target for training enemy snipers.
  23. +1
    April 22 2016 15: 17
    So go now at night to scout! Or they’ll shoot with a thermal imaging sight, or they'll spot it with a radar!
    1. 0
      April 22 2016 17: 16
      Already suits are running around that warmly hide ......
      1. 0
        April 23 2016 10: 11
        From the radar? Heat? Plasma must be enveloped so that em waves do not reflect.
        1. 0
          April 23 2016 11: 15
          Quote: biznaw
          Plasma must be enveloped so that em waves do not reflect

          Well, why, you can use the old fashioned metal foil, but it is better to use an aerosol curtain
  24. 0
    April 24 2016 09: 46
    Quote: Bort Radist
    Already suits are running around that warmly hide ......

    The whole trick is that it’s still necessary to put something warm, or the working time in such a suit will be very limited. I wonder how to solve this problem?
  25. +1
    April 24 2016 10: 05
    "What will not come up with to kill people, but how to improve people's lives - poorly?" - yes bl. tractors must be protected!
    1. +1
      April 24 2016 13: 53
      I agree to 100% or more
  26. 0
    April 24 2016 22: 50
    100500 years has already been used in parts of the FSB FSB and Strategic Missile Forces.
    Large, heavy, volatile.
    It’s good as a stationary system — as mobile it is absolutely unsuitable.
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  28. 0
    April 25 2016 08: 29
    With a range of 2-2,5 km or more, the accuracy of firing a heavy machine gun is no