Russian Air Defence

Russian systems of air defence in action...

Tor, Tunguska, S-300, Iskander-M (SS-26 "Stone")

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Science & Technology

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• russia
• russian
• air
• defence
• tunguska
• s300
• s400
• missile

[MrBinieam]

Great to know there is a country that can counter NATO

[TributeToTesla]

10 americans don;t like this video

[SelbstDenker100]

I like Russians ... Stop NATO, U.S., Israel World dictators ... Friendly greetings from Germany, !!!!! Go RUSSIA !!!!!! :)

[mshigorin]

@franknbeans4761 one needs considerable bandwidth for even QVGA resolution, 15 fps videostream *from* the drone, and the transmitter power is probably measured in watts.

I have no specific data on hands so this opinion is rather to be taken as a somewhat common knowledge based speculation...

[franknbeans4761]

@mshigorin " I was a radio engineer back then -- and the next keyword is "jamming"."

Agreed. Although frequency hopping minimizes this threat.

[mshigorin]

@franknbeans4761 just in case, I was a radio engineer back then -- and the next keyword is "jamming". There's a price to pay for human pilot savings.

[franknbeans4761]

@mshigorin All US drones and all drones in general can be controlled via radio waves. They do not have to rely on satellites. And of course the Chinese can down satellites, I never said otherwise. And only large drones currently utilize satellites connection. When facing a large enemy in conventional warfare where ECM is used, the would not use satellites for their control.

[mshigorin]

@bestamerica <-- a lame village drool working for those jews (conveniently named "russian bandits" in jew york area)

[mshigorin]

@franknbeans4761 Russia has global vision, not global interests.

[mshigorin]

@franknbeans4761 the US has a backdoor: its pride. That one is known to come before a fall.

At any [interest] rate, the Chinese have already shown in plaintext that they are able to down satellites. That might come as a surprise to those relying on the drone ops game.

@6630mcdo "US is really the USSR a few years before it fell" -- that's what I hear from those who went from the latter to the former, indeed.

[mshigorin]

@franknbeans4761 and what if? (btw I highly doubt that you're a jеw working at FRS, at least not by the tone; and if the guess is right then your rules are long bent, unfortunately)