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| | Sujet: Re: Radars Ven 11 Sep - 16:15 | |
| Donc il va etre un appareil ECM?
Puisque c'est un peu trop cher pour un simple appareil VIP.. _________________  الله الوطن الملك |
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| qui pourrait etre ce pays africain?  | Citation: | Lockheed shows TPS-79 radar at DSEi
September 8th, 2009 | DSEI 2009 | Posted by Antonie Boessenkool
The TPS-79 radar developed by Lockheed Martin and Easat
LONDON – Lockheed Martin displayed its TPS-79 multi-mission surveillance radar system at DSEi, aiming at attracting customers looking for a quickly-deployable radar that can be a gap-filler for unsurveilled air space.
The next-generation medium-range system can be set up in less than 60 minutes and is comparatively light-weight, being made out of carbon composites, Lockheed and Easat representatives said. It can be a ground-based fixed or transportable system.
Lockheed teamed with U.K. radar antenna and systems maker Easat to build the system. Easat designed and builds the radar, while Lockheed provides the electronics, transmitter, receiver and trailer to transport the radar.
The two companies are aiming to compete the system for the United Kingdom’s Joint Military Air Traffic Systems contract, a GBP 2 billion deal to overhaul and run the military’s air traffic control infrastructure. Other competitors could include VT Group, Serco and Thales. Raytheon, BAE Systems, EADS and Selex could also be competitors, said Jim Bunnell of Lockheed at the show.
So far, Columbia has bought three of the systems, and one system is deployed with each of the U.S. Navy and the U.S. Marine Corps, Bunnell said. An African country Burrell wouldn’t name has ordered three, and an unnamed European country has ordered 19 systems, he said. Lockheed and Easat also are eyeing military competitions expected in the next 12 months in Germany and the Netherlands, Burrell said.
The system has a “3-D” capability, Bunnell said, meaning it provides not just range and azimuth information, but elevation information too.
The radar has a range of 100 nautical miles as a surveillance tool and 80 nautical miles as an air traffic control system, Bunnell said. |
http://defensenews.com/blogs/dsei/category/dsei-2009/page/3/ |
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| | Sujet: Re: Radars Sam 12 Sep - 12:14 | |
| les clients potentiels de LM en afrique son le Maroc et l'Egypte, mais je ne vois pas pourquoi l'un de ces deux pays voudrait rester dans l'anonymat |
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| quelle sont les portée du Bars et de l an/apg68(v)9
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| AN/APG68V9 : 300 km
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| | Citation: | DATE:23/09/09
SOURCE:Flight International
South Korea picks Israeli radar for F/A-50 fighter
By Arie Egozi
Israel Aerospace Industries subsidiary Elta Systems is to develop and supply a new version of its EL/M-2032 fire control radar for prototype examples of the Korea Aerospace Industries F/A-50 light attack aircraft.
The system was selected by South Korea following a lengthy competition, and the move follows KAI's earlier decision to acquire electronic warfare equipment for the developmental aircraft from Israeli supplier Elisra.
Elta says the EL/M-2032 has air-to-air, air-to-ground, and air-to-sea detection capabilities, and can perform tasks including long-range target detection and high-resolution mapping. A new version of the design will be co-produced with South Korean company LIG Nex1 under the terms of the new deal.
KAI early this year received a 400 billion won ($335 million) contract to prepare four prototypes of the F/A-50, with these to be evaluated by the South Korean air force from 2012. The company hopes to eventually produce up to 150 production examples for the service.
Separately, Seoul has selected IAI to provide its Green Pine Block-B phased array warning radar and fire control system to warn of North Korean ballistic missile activity. The land-based radar can detect and simultaneously track dozens of targets at a range of more than 900km (486nm). South Korea will deploy the equipment in 2012. |
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| | Invité a écrit: | qui pourrait etre ce pays africain?
| Citation: | Lockheed shows TPS-79 radar at DSEi
September 8th, 2009 | DSEI 2009 | Posted by Antonie Boessenkool
The TPS-79 radar developed by Lockheed Martin and Easat
LONDON – Lockheed Martin displayed its TPS-79 multi-mission surveillance radar system at DSEi, aiming at attracting customers looking for a quickly-deployable radar that can be a gap-filler for unsurveilled air space.
The next-generation medium-range system can be set up in less than 60 minutes and is comparatively light-weight, being made out of carbon composites, Lockheed and Easat representatives said. It can be a ground-based fixed or transportable system.
Lockheed teamed with U.K. radar antenna and systems maker Easat to build the system. Easat designed and builds the radar, while Lockheed provides the electronics, transmitter, receiver and trailer to transport the radar.
The two companies are aiming to compete the system for the United Kingdom’s Joint Military Air Traffic Systems contract, a GBP 2 billion deal to overhaul and run the military’s air traffic control infrastructure. Other competitors could include VT Group, Serco and Thales. Raytheon, BAE Systems, EADS and Selex could also be competitors, said Jim Bunnell of Lockheed at the show.
So far, Columbia has bought three of the systems, and one system is deployed with each of the U.S. Navy and the U.S. Marine Corps, Bunnell said. An African country Burrell wouldn’t name has ordered three, and an unnamed European country has ordered 19 systems, he said. Lockheed and Easat also are eyeing military competitions expected in the next 12 months in Germany and the Netherlands, Burrell said.
The system has a “3-D” capability, Bunnell said, meaning it provides not just range and azimuth information, but elevation information too.
The radar has a range of 100 nautical miles as a surveillance tool and 80 nautical miles as an air traffic control system, Bunnell said. |
http://defensenews.com/blogs/dsei/category/dsei-2009/page/3/ |
Et oui c est le Maroc
http://www.lockheedmartin.com/data/assets/ms2/pdf/TPS-79_productcard.pdf_________________  و كان حقا علينا نصر المؤمنين - حب الأوطان من الإيمان- |
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