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Có một đoạn nói về s300 PMU2 với HN khá hấp dẫn
Central Asia
Russian missiles to guard skies over NC
By Sergei Blagov
MOSCOW - Three decades after the end of NC War, the latest generation of the notorious Russian-made "telephone poles" are due to resurface in NC.
Russia has just clinched a deal to export to NC two of S300 PMU1 air defense batteries (or 12 launchers) for a reported nearly US$300 million. The S300 PMU is an advanced version of the SA-10C Grumble air defense missile. According to Russian missile makers, the new S300 has anti-stealth capability and can shoot down combat aircraft, cruise missiles, as well as ballistic missiles in an anti-ballistic missile mode.
The S300 PMU1 missile system can engage targets flying as low as 10 meters off the ground at a range of up to 150 kilometers. The missile complex is seen as a serious supplement to the combat ability of the NC air defense forces.
]However, Russia is yet to sell more advanced S300 PMU2 complexes to HN, while Beijing has been reportedly considered as a potential buyer of these newer missile complexes.
The first contracts to sell the S300 PMU-1 to China were signed in 1993. In December 2001, Moscow and Beijing reportedly clinched another deal *****pply the People''''''''s Liberation Army with an undisclosed number of S300 PMU1 air defense batteries for a reported $400 million.
The S300 PMU2 "Favorit" variant, or SA-10C GRUMBLE, is a new missile with a larger warhead and better guidance with a range of 200 kilometers, versus the 150 kilometers of the S300 PMU1.
The S300 PMU2 uses new 48N6E2 missiles, which weigh 1,800 kilograms and are 7.5 meters long. After a catapult "cold" start in the upright position, the 48N6E2 accelerates up to 1,900 meters a second in 12 seconds, and then hits the target from above. The 48N6E2 differs from the older 48N6E in having a new warhead designed for destroying ballistic missiles, with a warhead weight of 145 kilograms versus 70-100 kilograms. The S300 PMU2 can engage targets flying at altitudes ranging from 10 meters to 27 kilometers at a speed of up to 10,000 kilometers per hour.
Apart from official sales, NC has probably mulled some unorthodox ways to get access to Russia''''''''s air defense technology. For instance, in October 2002 customs officers in Russia''''''''s second city, St Petersburg, reportedly foiled an audacious smuggling attempt. While checking containers bound by sea for NC, they uncovered spare parts for state-of-the-art Russian anti-aircraft systems, labeled as car parts. Yet the incident has had no follow-up and did not derail the S300 sales.
Apart from China, Russia has supplied S300 PMU systems to Cyprus. India is also reported to be mulling the lease of two Russian-made S300 PMU antimissile air defense systems to protect its nuclear command posts and other vital military assets. A formal offer was first made to India in 1995 to sell the S300 PMU, but there have been no reports on actual deals so far.
The deployment of the S300 PMU in the former USSR started in 1986. Various versions of the complex were delivered in various years to Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia, Poland and the former East Germany. Among post-Soviet countries, only Belarus and Kazakhstan have the S300 system.
Though NC is now fully integrated into the Southeast Asian community, HN remains eager to arm its military with Russian weapons, well tested during decades of the NC war. In March 2001, Russian President Vladimir Putin visited HN and announced a new strategic partnership with NC. The Russian leader said that "NC needs not just to maintain its existing weapons bought from the Soviet Union and Russia, but also needs modern weapons." In March 2002, Prime Minister Mikhail Kasyanov went to HN and pledged *****pply advanced weapons to NC.
Bilateral military ties are set to go ahead because NC seeks to modernize its half-million strong armed forces, and it has once again turned to Russia. NC remains an important customer for Russian arms. In recent years, HN has purchased Russian Sukhoi fighter-bombers, and anti-ship missile system. In 1995, HN bought six Sukhoi Su-27 Flanker fighter jets for $150 million and in 1997 signed a contract for six more planes and spare parts. Moscow has been selling Su-27 aircraft with a combat range of 3,680 kilometers to NC as well as China.
In recent years, the NC military has also bought six missile boats of the "1241 project" for some $120 million and four radar stations in Russia. NC is also purchasing the Mosquito anti-ship missile complex, with supersonic missiles that can fly at extremely low altitudes - below 10 meters - with an ability to hit targets within a 120 kilometer range.
The Russians reportedly suggested technical assistance in upgrading NC''''''''s military infrastructure, notably airfield and command posts. The Russians also suggested the NC purchase more Sukhoi-27s, and consider buying another jetfighter, the MiG-29, as well as MiG training jets.
In the heyday of ideological ties between HN and Moscow - the three-and-a-half decades between the mid-1950s and 1990 - the former Soviet Union flooded its ideological ally in Southeast Asia with concessionary loans and arms shipments. During this time Moscow supplied HN''''''''s army with most of its hardware, because the former Soviet Union considered NC an important outpost of the "socialist camp'''''''''''''''' in Southeast Asia. After the collapse of the former Soviet Union, its military aid was replaced by Russian commercial armament sales because NC''''''''s 500,000-strong army still needs Russian arms and spare parts.
Between 1953 and 1991, the USSR supplied North - and later unified - NC with 2,000 tanks, 1,700 armored vehicles, 7,000 pieces of artillery and mortars, 5,000 pieces of artillery, 158 missile complexes, 700 warplanes, 120 helicopters, more than 100 naval vessels. Some three quarters of all weaponry now used by the NC army has been made in Russia, while more than 13,000 NC officers had studied in the former USSR.
Notably, Moscow contributed weapons essential to North NC defense capabilities against the American air war, including radar systems, antiaircraft artillery, surface-to-air missiles (SAMs). Without this materiel, NC air defense would have been hardly feasible.
In August 1965, the first SAMs were fired at four US Phantoms over NC, shooting down three. This marked the first time that US planes were attacked by surface-to-air missiles.
Between 1965 and 1972, the Soviets supplied to North NC a total of 95 missile complexes - initially SA-75M "Dvina" and later S75 "Desna" - as well as 7,658 SAMs. However, both "Dvina" and "Desna" were not the most advanced Soviet designs and HN did not get the more up-to-date S125 "Volkhov" during the war.
The NC military reportedly complained that they were getting missiles of obsolete designs. In some cases, the NC even removed fresh paint from missile complexes and discovered old marks suggesting that the weapons were brought from East Germany or Poland.
Some of the missile complexes supplied to NC from the Soviet Union during the war were actually second-hand weapons, produced in 1956-1958. The main reason for Moscow''''''''s failure *****pply North NC with the newest armaments was the Kremlin''''''''s fear that the NC could leak Soviet military secrets to the Chinese.
Furthermore, the missiles initially were forwarded to NC by rail freight through China and the Soviets were reluctant to leave their newest weapons vulnerable for possible inspections by the Chinese.
On the other hand, Soviet military experts complained that the NC themselves were handling S75 missiles without proper care, letting them fall from the track, for instance.
Nonetheless, with the Soviet assistance in the North the NC mounted a strong antiaircraft defense, once dubbed the "most sophisticated and effective" in the history of warfare. This system created an environment in which aircraft tactics designed to escape one type of threat brought the plane under threat from another layer of the system. The Soviet-built "telephone poles" were deadly effective.
...............
(Copyright 2003 Asia Times Online Co, Ltd. All rights reserved.
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Có một đoạn nói về s300 PMU2 với HN khá hấp dẫn
Central Asia
Russian missiles to guard skies over NC
By Sergei Blagov
MOSCOW - Three decades after the end of NC War, the latest generation of the notorious Russian-made "telephone poles" are due to resurface in NC.
Russia has just clinched a deal to export to NC two of S300 PMU1 air defense batteries (or 12 launchers) for a reported nearly US$300 million. The S300 PMU is an advanced version of the SA-10C Grumble air defense missile. According to Russian missile makers, the new S300 has anti-stealth capability and can shoot down combat aircraft, cruise missiles, as well as ballistic missiles in an anti-ballistic missile mode.
The S300 PMU1 missile system can engage targets flying as low as 10 meters off the ground at a range of up to 150 kilometers. The missile complex is seen as a serious supplement to the combat ability of the NC air defense forces.
]However, Russia is yet to sell more advanced S300 PMU2 complexes to HN, while Beijing has been reportedly considered as a potential buyer of these newer missile complexes.
The first contracts to sell the S300 PMU-1 to China were signed in 1993. In December 2001, Moscow and Beijing reportedly clinched another deal *****pply the People''''''''s Liberation Army with an undisclosed number of S300 PMU1 air defense batteries for a reported $400 million.
The S300 PMU2 "Favorit" variant, or SA-10C GRUMBLE, is a new missile with a larger warhead and better guidance with a range of 200 kilometers, versus the 150 kilometers of the S300 PMU1.
The S300 PMU2 uses new 48N6E2 missiles, which weigh 1,800 kilograms and are 7.5 meters long. After a catapult "cold" start in the upright position, the 48N6E2 accelerates up to 1,900 meters a second in 12 seconds, and then hits the target from above. The 48N6E2 differs from the older 48N6E in having a new warhead designed for destroying ballistic missiles, with a warhead weight of 145 kilograms versus 70-100 kilograms. The S300 PMU2 can engage targets flying at altitudes ranging from 10 meters to 27 kilometers at a speed of up to 10,000 kilometers per hour.
Apart from official sales, NC has probably mulled some unorthodox ways to get access to Russia''''''''s air defense technology. For instance, in October 2002 customs officers in Russia''''''''s second city, St Petersburg, reportedly foiled an audacious smuggling attempt. While checking containers bound by sea for NC, they uncovered spare parts for state-of-the-art Russian anti-aircraft systems, labeled as car parts. Yet the incident has had no follow-up and did not derail the S300 sales.
Apart from China, Russia has supplied S300 PMU systems to Cyprus. India is also reported to be mulling the lease of two Russian-made S300 PMU antimissile air defense systems to protect its nuclear command posts and other vital military assets. A formal offer was first made to India in 1995 to sell the S300 PMU, but there have been no reports on actual deals so far.
The deployment of the S300 PMU in the former USSR started in 1986. Various versions of the complex were delivered in various years to Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia, Poland and the former East Germany. Among post-Soviet countries, only Belarus and Kazakhstan have the S300 system.
Though NC is now fully integrated into the Southeast Asian community, HN remains eager to arm its military with Russian weapons, well tested during decades of the NC war. In March 2001, Russian President Vladimir Putin visited HN and announced a new strategic partnership with NC. The Russian leader said that "NC needs not just to maintain its existing weapons bought from the Soviet Union and Russia, but also needs modern weapons." In March 2002, Prime Minister Mikhail Kasyanov went to HN and pledged *****pply advanced weapons to NC.
Bilateral military ties are set to go ahead because NC seeks to modernize its half-million strong armed forces, and it has once again turned to Russia. NC remains an important customer for Russian arms. In recent years, HN has purchased Russian Sukhoi fighter-bombers, and anti-ship missile system. In 1995, HN bought six Sukhoi Su-27 Flanker fighter jets for $150 million and in 1997 signed a contract for six more planes and spare parts. Moscow has been selling Su-27 aircraft with a combat range of 3,680 kilometers to NC as well as China.
In recent years, the NC military has also bought six missile boats of the "1241 project" for some $120 million and four radar stations in Russia. NC is also purchasing the Mosquito anti-ship missile complex, with supersonic missiles that can fly at extremely low altitudes - below 10 meters - with an ability to hit targets within a 120 kilometer range.
The Russians reportedly suggested technical assistance in upgrading NC''''''''s military infrastructure, notably airfield and command posts. The Russians also suggested the NC purchase more Sukhoi-27s, and consider buying another jetfighter, the MiG-29, as well as MiG training jets.
In the heyday of ideological ties between HN and Moscow - the three-and-a-half decades between the mid-1950s and 1990 - the former Soviet Union flooded its ideological ally in Southeast Asia with concessionary loans and arms shipments. During this time Moscow supplied HN''''''''s army with most of its hardware, because the former Soviet Union considered NC an important outpost of the "socialist camp'''''''''''''''' in Southeast Asia. After the collapse of the former Soviet Union, its military aid was replaced by Russian commercial armament sales because NC''''''''s 500,000-strong army still needs Russian arms and spare parts.
Between 1953 and 1991, the USSR supplied North - and later unified - NC with 2,000 tanks, 1,700 armored vehicles, 7,000 pieces of artillery and mortars, 5,000 pieces of artillery, 158 missile complexes, 700 warplanes, 120 helicopters, more than 100 naval vessels. Some three quarters of all weaponry now used by the NC army has been made in Russia, while more than 13,000 NC officers had studied in the former USSR.
Notably, Moscow contributed weapons essential to North NC defense capabilities against the American air war, including radar systems, antiaircraft artillery, surface-to-air missiles (SAMs). Without this materiel, NC air defense would have been hardly feasible.
In August 1965, the first SAMs were fired at four US Phantoms over NC, shooting down three. This marked the first time that US planes were attacked by surface-to-air missiles.
Between 1965 and 1972, the Soviets supplied to North NC a total of 95 missile complexes - initially SA-75M "Dvina" and later S75 "Desna" - as well as 7,658 SAMs. However, both "Dvina" and "Desna" were not the most advanced Soviet designs and HN did not get the more up-to-date S125 "Volkhov" during the war.
The NC military reportedly complained that they were getting missiles of obsolete designs. In some cases, the NC even removed fresh paint from missile complexes and discovered old marks suggesting that the weapons were brought from East Germany or Poland.
Some of the missile complexes supplied to NC from the Soviet Union during the war were actually second-hand weapons, produced in 1956-1958. The main reason for Moscow''''''''s failure *****pply North NC with the newest armaments was the Kremlin''''''''s fear that the NC could leak Soviet military secrets to the Chinese.
Furthermore, the missiles initially were forwarded to NC by rail freight through China and the Soviets were reluctant to leave their newest weapons vulnerable for possible inspections by the Chinese.
On the other hand, Soviet military experts complained that the NC themselves were handling S75 missiles without proper care, letting them fall from the track, for instance.
Nonetheless, with the Soviet assistance in the North the NC mounted a strong antiaircraft defense, once dubbed the "most sophisticated and effective" in the history of warfare. This system created an environment in which aircraft tactics designed to escape one type of threat brought the plane under threat from another layer of the system. The Soviet-built "telephone poles" were deadly effective.
...............
(Copyright 2003 Asia Times Online Co, Ltd. All rights reserved.
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That bat ngo vi tim duoc 1 forum ve 1 chu de ma toi rat khoai. Cac d/c thu thap duoc rat nhieu thong tin hay va cap nhat! Duoc day!
Ve S300 tai HN, toi co mot so y kien nhu sau:
voi 2 khau doi chua an nham gi! BC ma hay My ma su dung o at KQ thi HN tieu roi! Moi S300 hinh nhu chi dieu khien duoc 2 ten lua tan cong 2 muc tieu. Neu an toan thi mua them 01 tieu doan S400 hoac S300PMU2, cai loai ma lap duoc 02 loai ten lua y. Tam ban xa hon (>200km). Ma cung nen dau tu mua them may tieu doan ten lua co dong loai Buk-M1. Vi ve khai niem QS, thi nen xay dung ca phong thu diem va ca phong thu dien, vua co dong nua! Vut cho may anh BCH QS Tp may cai Strela hay Igla (rai tu Hai Duong hoac BGG hoac THA thi tot), may anh dan quan tu ve thi xai loai 14,5mm hay 20 ly co dong tren xe tai nhe nua. Neu ko may thang Tomahowk hay JDAM hay ... no tia phat nao trung phat nay!
Mot so y kien vay cac d/c neu thay ko dung thi cho y kien nhe!

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Có một đoạn nói về s300 PMU2 với HN khá hấp dẫn
Central Asia
Russian missiles to guard skies over NC
By Sergei Blagov
MOSCOW - Three decades after the end of NC War, the latest generation of the notorious Russian-made "telephone poles" are due to resurface in NC.
Russia has just clinched a deal to export to NC two of S300 PMU1 air defense batteries (or 12 launchers) for a reported nearly US$300 million. The S300 PMU is an advanced version of the SA-10C Grumble air defense missile. According to Russian missile makers, the new S300 has anti-stealth capability and can shoot down combat aircraft, cruise missiles, as well as ballistic missiles in an anti-ballistic missile mode.
The S300 PMU1 missile system can engage targets flying as low as 10 meters off the ground at a range of up to 150 kilometers. The missile complex is seen as a serious supplement to the combat ability of the NC air defense forces.
]However, Russia is yet to sell more advanced S300 PMU2 complexes to HN, while Beijing has been reportedly considered as a potential buyer of these newer missile complexes.
The first contracts to sell the S300 PMU-1 to China were signed in 1993. In December 2001, Moscow and Beijing reportedly clinched another deal *****pply the People''''''''s Liberation Army with an undisclosed number of S300 PMU1 air defense batteries for a reported $400 million.
The S300 PMU2 "Favorit" variant, or SA-10C GRUMBLE, is a new missile with a larger warhead and better guidance with a range of 200 kilometers, versus the 150 kilometers of the S300 PMU1.
The S300 PMU2 uses new 48N6E2 missiles, which weigh 1,800 kilograms and are 7.5 meters long. After a catapult "cold" start in the upright position, the 48N6E2 accelerates up to 1,900 meters a second in 12 seconds, and then hits the target from above. The 48N6E2 differs from the older 48N6E in having a new warhead designed for destroying ballistic missiles, with a warhead weight of 145 kilograms versus 70-100 kilograms. The S300 PMU2 can engage targets flying at altitudes ranging from 10 meters to 27 kilometers at a speed of up to 10,000 kilometers per hour.
Apart from official sales, NC has probably mulled some unorthodox ways to get access to Russia''''''''s air defense technology. For instance, in October 2002 customs officers in Russia''''''''s second city, St Petersburg, reportedly foiled an audacious smuggling attempt. While checking containers bound by sea for NC, they uncovered spare parts for state-of-the-art Russian anti-aircraft systems, labeled as car parts. Yet the incident has had no follow-up and did not derail the S300 sales.
Apart from China, Russia has supplied S300 PMU systems to Cyprus. India is also reported to be mulling the lease of two Russian-made S300 PMU antimissile air defense systems to protect its nuclear command posts and other vital military assets. A formal offer was first made to India in 1995 to sell the S300 PMU, but there have been no reports on actual deals so far.
The deployment of the S300 PMU in the former USSR started in 1986. Various versions of the complex were delivered in various years to Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia, Poland and the former East Germany. Among post-Soviet countries, only Belarus and Kazakhstan have the S300 system.
Though NC is now fully integrated into the Southeast Asian community, HN remains eager to arm its military with Russian weapons, well tested during decades of the NC war. In March 2001, Russian President Vladimir Putin visited HN and announced a new strategic partnership with NC. The Russian leader said that "NC needs not just to maintain its existing weapons bought from the Soviet Union and Russia, but also needs modern weapons." In March 2002, Prime Minister Mikhail Kasyanov went to HN and pledged *****pply advanced weapons to NC.
Bilateral military ties are set to go ahead because NC seeks to modernize its half-million strong armed forces, and it has once again turned to Russia. NC remains an important customer for Russian arms. In recent years, HN has purchased Russian Sukhoi fighter-bombers, and anti-ship missile system. In 1995, HN bought six Sukhoi Su-27 Flanker fighter jets for $150 million and in 1997 signed a contract for six more planes and spare parts. Moscow has been selling Su-27 aircraft with a combat range of 3,680 kilometers to NC as well as China.
In recent years, the NC military has also bought six missile boats of the "1241 project" for some $120 million and four radar stations in Russia. NC is also purchasing the Mosquito anti-ship missile complex, with supersonic missiles that can fly at extremely low altitudes - below 10 meters - with an ability to hit targets within a 120 kilometer range.
The Russians reportedly suggested technical assistance in upgrading NC''''''''s military infrastructure, notably airfield and command posts. The Russians also suggested the NC purchase more Sukhoi-27s, and consider buying another jetfighter, the MiG-29, as well as MiG training jets.
In the heyday of ideological ties between HN and Moscow - the three-and-a-half decades between the mid-1950s and 1990 - the former Soviet Union flooded its ideological ally in Southeast Asia with concessionary loans and arms shipments. During this time Moscow supplied HN''''''''s army with most of its hardware, because the former Soviet Union considered NC an important outpost of the "socialist camp'''''''''''''''' in Southeast Asia. After the collapse of the former Soviet Union, its military aid was replaced by Russian commercial armament sales because NC''''''''s 500,000-strong army still needs Russian arms and spare parts.
Between 1953 and 1991, the USSR supplied North - and later unified - NC with 2,000 tanks, 1,700 armored vehicles, 7,000 pieces of artillery and mortars, 5,000 pieces of artillery, 158 missile complexes, 700 warplanes, 120 helicopters, more than 100 naval vessels. Some three quarters of all weaponry now used by the NC army has been made in Russia, while more than 13,000 NC officers had studied in the former USSR.
Notably, Moscow contributed weapons essential to North NC defense capabilities against the American air war, including radar systems, antiaircraft artillery, surface-to-air missiles (SAMs). Without this materiel, NC air defense would have been hardly feasible.
In August 1965, the first SAMs were fired at four US Phantoms over NC, shooting down three. This marked the first time that US planes were attacked by surface-to-air missiles.
Between 1965 and 1972, the Soviets supplied to North NC a total of 95 missile complexes - initially SA-75M "Dvina" and later S75 "Desna" - as well as 7,658 SAMs. However, both "Dvina" and "Desna" were not the most advanced Soviet designs and HN did not get the more up-to-date S125 "Volkhov" during the war.
The NC military reportedly complained that they were getting missiles of obsolete designs. In some cases, the NC even removed fresh paint from missile complexes and discovered old marks suggesting that the weapons were brought from East Germany or Poland.
Some of the missile complexes supplied to NC from the Soviet Union during the war were actually second-hand weapons, produced in 1956-1958. The main reason for Moscow''''''''s failure *****pply North NC with the newest armaments was the Kremlin''''''''s fear that the NC could leak Soviet military secrets to the Chinese.
Furthermore, the missiles initially were forwarded to NC by rail freight through China and the Soviets were reluctant to leave their newest weapons vulnerable for possible inspections by the Chinese.
On the other hand, Soviet military experts complained that the NC themselves were handling S75 missiles without proper care, letting them fall from the track, for instance.
Nonetheless, with the Soviet assistance in the North the NC mounted a strong antiaircraft defense, once dubbed the "most sophisticated and effective" in the history of warfare. This system created an environment in which aircraft tactics designed to escape one type of threat brought the plane under threat from another layer of the system. The Soviet-built "telephone poles" were deadly effective.
...............
(Copyright 2003 Asia Times Online Co, Ltd. All rights reserved.
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Chao cac d/c
That bat ngo vi tim duoc 1 forum ve 1 chu de ma toi rat khoai. Cac d/c thu thap duoc rat nhieu thong tin hay va cap nhat! Duoc day!
Ve S300 tai HN, toi co mot so y kien nhu sau:
voi 2 khau doi chua an nham gi! BC ma hay My ma su dung o at KQ thi HN tieu roi! Moi S300 hinh nhu chi dieu khien duoc 2 ten lua tan cong 2 muc tieu. Neu an toan thi mua them 01 tieu doan S400 hoac S300PMU2, cai loai ma lap duoc 02 loai ten lua y. Tam ban xa hon (>200km). Ma cung nen dau tu mua them may tieu doan ten lua co dong loai Buk-M1. Vi ve khai niem QS, thi nen xay dung ca phong thu diem va ca phong thu dien, vua co dong nua! Vut cho may anh BCH QS Tp may cai Strela hay Igla (rai tu Hai Duong hoac BGG hoac THA thi tot), may anh dan quan tu ve thi xai loai 14,5mm hay 20 ly co dong tren xe tai nhe nua. Neu ko may thang Tomahowk hay JDAM hay ... no tia phat nao trung phat nay!
Mot so y kien vay cac d/c neu thay ko dung thi cho y kien nhe!

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Có một đoạn nói về s300 PMU2 với HN khá hấp dẫn
Central Asia
Russian missiles to guard skies over NC
By Sergei Blagov
MOSCOW - Three decades after the end of NC War, the latest generation of the notorious Russian-made "telephone poles" are due to resurface in NC.
Russia has just clinched a deal to export to NC two of S300 PMU1 air defense batteries (or 12 launchers) for a reported nearly US$300 million. The S300 PMU is an advanced version of the SA-10C Grumble air defense missile. According to Russian missile makers, the new S300 has anti-stealth capability and can shoot down combat aircraft, cruise missiles, as well as ballistic missiles in an anti-ballistic missile mode.
The S300 PMU1 missile system can engage targets flying as low as 10 meters off the ground at a range of up to 150 kilometers. The missile complex is seen as a serious supplement to the combat ability of the NC air defense forces.
]However, Russia is yet to sell more advanced S300 PMU2 complexes to HN, while Beijing has been reportedly considered as a potential buyer of these newer missile complexes.
The first contracts to sell the S300 PMU-1 to China were signed in 1993. In December 2001, Moscow and Beijing reportedly clinched another deal *****pply the People''''''''''''''''s Liberation Army with an undisclosed number of S300 PMU1 air defense batteries for a reported $400 million.
The S300 PMU2 "Favorit" variant, or SA-10C GRUMBLE, is a new missile with a larger warhead and better guidance with a range of 200 kilometers, versus the 150 kilometers of the S300 PMU1.
The S300 PMU2 uses new 48N6E2 missiles, which weigh 1,800 kilograms and are 7.5 meters long. After a catapult "cold" start in the upright position, the 48N6E2 accelerates up to 1,900 meters a second in 12 seconds, and then hits the target from above. The 48N6E2 differs from the older 48N6E in having a new warhead designed for destroying ballistic missiles, with a warhead weight of 145 kilograms versus 70-100 kilograms. The S300 PMU2 can engage targets flying at altitudes ranging from 10 meters to 27 kilometers at a speed of up to 10,000 kilometers per hour.
Apart from official sales, NC has probably mulled some unorthodox ways to get access to Russia''''''''''''''''s air defense technology. For instance, in October 2002 customs officers in Russia''''''''''''''''s second city, St Petersburg, reportedly foiled an audacious smuggling attempt. While checking containers bound by sea for NC, they uncovered spare parts for state-of-the-art Russian anti-aircraft systems, labeled as car parts. Yet the incident has had no follow-up and did not derail the S300 sales.
Apart from China, Russia has supplied S300 PMU systems to Cyprus. India is also reported to be mulling the lease of two Russian-made S300 PMU antimissile air defense systems to protect its nuclear command posts and other vital military assets. A formal offer was first made to India in 1995 to sell the S300 PMU, but there have been no reports on actual deals so far.
The deployment of the S300 PMU in the former USSR started in 1986. Various versions of the complex were delivered in various years to Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia, Poland and the former East Germany. Among post-Soviet countries, only Belarus and Kazakhstan have the S300 system.
Though NC is now fully integrated into the Southeast Asian community, HN remains eager to arm its military with Russian weapons, well tested during decades of the NC war. In March 2001, Russian President Vladimir Putin visited HN and announced a new strategic partnership with NC. The Russian leader said that "NC needs not just to maintain its existing weapons bought from the Soviet Union and Russia, but also needs modern weapons." In March 2002, Prime Minister Mikhail Kasyanov went to HN and pledged *****pply advanced weapons to NC.
Bilateral military ties are set to go ahead because NC seeks to modernize its half-million strong armed forces, and it has once again turned to Russia. NC remains an important customer for Russian arms. In recent years, HN has purchased Russian Sukhoi fighter-bombers, and anti-ship missile system. In 1995, HN bought six Sukhoi Su-27 Flanker fighter jets for $150 million and in 1997 signed a contract for six more planes and spare parts. Moscow has been selling Su-27 aircraft with a combat range of 3,680 kilometers to NC as well as China.
In recent years, the NC military has also bought six missile boats of the "1241 project" for some $120 million and four radar stations in Russia. NC is also purchasing the Mosquito anti-ship missile complex, with supersonic missiles that can fly at extremely low altitudes - below 10 meters - with an ability to hit targets within a 120 kilometer range.
The Russians reportedly suggested technical assistance in upgrading NC''''''''''''''''s military infrastructure, notably airfield and command posts. The Russians also suggested the NC purchase more Sukhoi-27s, and consider buying another jetfighter, the MiG-29, as well as MiG training jets.
In the heyday of ideological ties between HN and Moscow - the three-and-a-half decades between the mid-1950s and 1990 - the former Soviet Union flooded its ideological ally in Southeast Asia with concessionary loans and arms shipments. During this time Moscow supplied HN''''''''''''''''s army with most of its hardware, because the former Soviet Union considered NC an important outpost of the "socialist camp'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' in Southeast Asia. After the collapse of the former Soviet Union, its military aid was replaced by Russian commercial armament sales because NC''''''''''''''''s 500,000-strong army still needs Russian arms and spare parts.
Between 1953 and 1991, the USSR supplied North - and later unified - NC with 2,000 tanks, 1,700 armored vehicles, 7,000 pieces of artillery and mortars, 5,000 pieces of artillery, 158 missile complexes, 700 warplanes, 120 helicopters, more than 100 naval vessels. Some three quarters of all weaponry now used by the NC army has been made in Russia, while more than 13,000 NC officers had studied in the former USSR.
Notably, Moscow contributed weapons essential to North NC defense capabilities against the American air war, including radar systems, antiaircraft artillery, surface-to-air missiles (SAMs). Without this materiel, NC air defense would have been hardly feasible.
In August 1965, the first SAMs were fired at four US Phantoms over NC, shooting down three. This marked the first time that US planes were attacked by surface-to-air missiles.
Between 1965 and 1972, the Soviets supplied to North NC a total of 95 missile complexes - initially SA-75M "Dvina" and later S75 "Desna" - as well as 7,658 SAMs. However, both "Dvina" and "Desna" were not the most advanced Soviet designs and HN did not get the more up-to-date S125 "Volkhov" during the war.
The NC military reportedly complained that they were getting missiles of obsolete designs. In some cases, the NC even removed fresh paint from missile complexes and discovered old marks suggesting that the weapons were brought from East Germany or Poland.
Some of the missile complexes supplied to NC from the Soviet Union during the war were actually second-hand weapons, produced in 1956-1958. The main reason for Moscow''''''''''''''''s failure *****pply North NC with the newest armaments was the Kremlin''''''''''''''''s fear that the NC could leak Soviet military secrets to the Chinese.
Furthermore, the missiles initially were forwarded to NC by rail freight through China and the Soviets were reluctant to leave their newest weapons vulnerable for possible inspections by the Chinese.
On the other hand, Soviet military experts complained that the NC themselves were handling S75 missiles without proper care, letting them fall from the track, for instance.
Nonetheless, with the Soviet assistance in the North the NC mounted a strong antiaircraft defense, once dubbed the "most sophisticated and effective" in the history of warfare. This system created an environment in which aircraft tactics designed to escape one type of threat brought the plane under threat from another layer of the system. The Soviet-built "telephone poles" were deadly effective.
...............
(Copyright 2003 Asia Times Online Co, Ltd. All rights reserved.
Được Nimbus_2000 sửa chữa / chuyển vào 20:23 ngày 13/12/2004
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Chao cac d/c
That bat ngo vi tim duoc 1 forum ve 1 chu de ma toi rat khoai. Cac d/c thu thap duoc rat nhieu thong tin hay va cap nhat! Duoc day!
Ve S300 tai HN, toi co mot so y kien nhu sau:
voi 2 khau doi chua an nham gi! BC ma hay My ma su dung o at KQ thi HN tieu roi! Moi S300 hinh nhu chi dieu khien duoc 2 ten lua tan cong 2 muc tieu. Neu an toan thi mua them 01 tieu doan S400 hoac S300PMU2, cai loai ma lap duoc 02 loai ten lua y. Tam ban xa hon (>200km). Ma cung nen dau tu mua them may tieu doan ten lua co dong loai Buk-M1. Vi ve khai niem QS, thi nen xay dung ca phong thu diem va ca phong thu dien, vua co dong nua! Vut cho may anh BCH QS Tp may cai Strela hay Igla (rai tu Hai Duong hoac BGG hoac THA thi tot), may anh dan quan tu ve thi xai loai 14,5mm hay 20 ly co dong tren xe tai nhe nua. Neu ko may thang Tomahowk hay JDAM hay ... no tia phat nao trung phat nay!
Mot so y kien vay cac d/c neu thay ko dung thi cho y kien nhe!
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Lần sau bác viết nhớ dấu má cẩn thận nhé!Em đọc toét cả mắt mới ra!
Loại bác nói S-300PMU2 hay S-400 thì hiện tại theo em biết thì Nga cũng không có nhiều và dự định đến năm 2005(năm sau) mới triển khai có lẽ là cho Mát và các thành phố quan trọng khác.Vì vậy muốn mua bây giờ là điều không thể vì vũ khí mới vậy Gấu đời nào nó bán?(với S-400:còn S-300PMU2 em không biết chính xác nhưng hình như Nga nó có chào hàng cho Tầu béo rồi,NC nhà mình thì em chịu,không biết).
Còn Igla-2 hay Sa-18 thì NC nhập dây chuyền sản xuất là 64 triệu xanh(không rõ đã sx hay chưa???) nhưng đâu chỉ được cấp phép sản xuất 5000 quả thôi,không dư dật lắm đâu.(không biết với tổ chức nào luôn???).

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Có một đoạn nói về s300 PMU2 với HN khá hấp dẫn
Central Asia
Russian missiles to guard skies over NC
By Sergei Blagov
MOSCOW - Three decades after the end of NC War, the latest generation of the notorious Russian-made "telephone poles" are due to resurface in NC.
Russia has just clinched a deal to export to NC two of S300 PMU1 air defense batteries (or 12 launchers) for a reported nearly US$300 million. The S300 PMU is an advanced version of the SA-10C Grumble air defense missile. According to Russian missile makers, the new S300 has anti-stealth capability and can shoot down combat aircraft, cruise missiles, as well as ballistic missiles in an anti-ballistic missile mode.
The S300 PMU1 missile system can engage targets flying as low as 10 meters off the ground at a range of up to 150 kilometers. The missile complex is seen as a serious supplement to the combat ability of the NC air defense forces.
]However, Russia is yet to sell more advanced S300 PMU2 complexes to HN, while Beijing has been reportedly considered as a potential buyer of these newer missile complexes.
The first contracts to sell the S300 PMU-1 to China were signed in 1993. In December 2001, Moscow and Beijing reportedly clinched another deal *****pply the People''''''''''''''''s Liberation Army with an undisclosed number of S300 PMU1 air defense batteries for a reported $400 million.
The S300 PMU2 "Favorit" variant, or SA-10C GRUMBLE, is a new missile with a larger warhead and better guidance with a range of 200 kilometers, versus the 150 kilometers of the S300 PMU1.
The S300 PMU2 uses new 48N6E2 missiles, which weigh 1,800 kilograms and are 7.5 meters long. After a catapult "cold" start in the upright position, the 48N6E2 accelerates up to 1,900 meters a second in 12 seconds, and then hits the target from above. The 48N6E2 differs from the older 48N6E in having a new warhead designed for destroying ballistic missiles, with a warhead weight of 145 kilograms versus 70-100 kilograms. The S300 PMU2 can engage targets flying at altitudes ranging from 10 meters to 27 kilometers at a speed of up to 10,000 kilometers per hour.
Apart from official sales, NC has probably mulled some unorthodox ways to get access to Russia''''''''''''''''s air defense technology. For instance, in October 2002 customs officers in Russia''''''''''''''''s second city, St Petersburg, reportedly foiled an audacious smuggling attempt. While checking containers bound by sea for NC, they uncovered spare parts for state-of-the-art Russian anti-aircraft systems, labeled as car parts. Yet the incident has had no follow-up and did not derail the S300 sales.
Apart from China, Russia has supplied S300 PMU systems to Cyprus. India is also reported to be mulling the lease of two Russian-made S300 PMU antimissile air defense systems to protect its nuclear command posts and other vital military assets. A formal offer was first made to India in 1995 to sell the S300 PMU, but there have been no reports on actual deals so far.
The deployment of the S300 PMU in the former USSR started in 1986. Various versions of the complex were delivered in various years to Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia, Poland and the former East Germany. Among post-Soviet countries, only Belarus and Kazakhstan have the S300 system.
Though NC is now fully integrated into the Southeast Asian community, HN remains eager to arm its military with Russian weapons, well tested during decades of the NC war. In March 2001, Russian President Vladimir Putin visited HN and announced a new strategic partnership with NC. The Russian leader said that "NC needs not just to maintain its existing weapons bought from the Soviet Union and Russia, but also needs modern weapons." In March 2002, Prime Minister Mikhail Kasyanov went to HN and pledged *****pply advanced weapons to NC.
Bilateral military ties are set to go ahead because NC seeks to modernize its half-million strong armed forces, and it has once again turned to Russia. NC remains an important customer for Russian arms. In recent years, HN has purchased Russian Sukhoi fighter-bombers, and anti-ship missile system. In 1995, HN bought six Sukhoi Su-27 Flanker fighter jets for $150 million and in 1997 signed a contract for six more planes and spare parts. Moscow has been selling Su-27 aircraft with a combat range of 3,680 kilometers to NC as well as China.
In recent years, the NC military has also bought six missile boats of the "1241 project" for some $120 million and four radar stations in Russia. NC is also purchasing the Mosquito anti-ship missile complex, with supersonic missiles that can fly at extremely low altitudes - below 10 meters - with an ability to hit targets within a 120 kilometer range.
The Russians reportedly suggested technical assistance in upgrading NC''''''''''''''''s military infrastructure, notably airfield and command posts. The Russians also suggested the NC purchase more Sukhoi-27s, and consider buying another jetfighter, the MiG-29, as well as MiG training jets.
In the heyday of ideological ties between HN and Moscow - the three-and-a-half decades between the mid-1950s and 1990 - the former Soviet Union flooded its ideological ally in Southeast Asia with concessionary loans and arms shipments. During this time Moscow supplied HN''''''''''''''''s army with most of its hardware, because the former Soviet Union considered NC an important outpost of the "socialist camp'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' in Southeast Asia. After the collapse of the former Soviet Union, its military aid was replaced by Russian commercial armament sales because NC''''''''''''''''s 500,000-strong army still needs Russian arms and spare parts.
Between 1953 and 1991, the USSR supplied North - and later unified - NC with 2,000 tanks, 1,700 armored vehicles, 7,000 pieces of artillery and mortars, 5,000 pieces of artillery, 158 missile complexes, 700 warplanes, 120 helicopters, more than 100 naval vessels. Some three quarters of all weaponry now used by the NC army has been made in Russia, while more than 13,000 NC officers had studied in the former USSR.
Notably, Moscow contributed weapons essential to North NC defense capabilities against the American air war, including radar systems, antiaircraft artillery, surface-to-air missiles (SAMs). Without this materiel, NC air defense would have been hardly feasible.
In August 1965, the first SAMs were fired at four US Phantoms over NC, shooting down three. This marked the first time that US planes were attacked by surface-to-air missiles.
Between 1965 and 1972, the Soviets supplied to North NC a total of 95 missile complexes - initially SA-75M "Dvina" and later S75 "Desna" - as well as 7,658 SAMs. However, both "Dvina" and "Desna" were not the most advanced Soviet designs and HN did not get the more up-to-date S125 "Volkhov" during the war.
The NC military reportedly complained that they were getting missiles of obsolete designs. In some cases, the NC even removed fresh paint from missile complexes and discovered old marks suggesting that the weapons were brought from East Germany or Poland.
Some of the missile complexes supplied to NC from the Soviet Union during the war were actually second-hand weapons, produced in 1956-1958. The main reason for Moscow''''''''''''''''s failure *****pply North NC with the newest armaments was the Kremlin''''''''''''''''s fear that the NC could leak Soviet military secrets to the Chinese.
Furthermore, the missiles initially were forwarded to NC by rail freight through China and the Soviets were reluctant to leave their newest weapons vulnerable for possible inspections by the Chinese.
On the other hand, Soviet military experts complained that the NC themselves were handling S75 missiles without proper care, letting them fall from the track, for instance.
Nonetheless, with the Soviet assistance in the North the NC mounted a strong antiaircraft defense, once dubbed the "most sophisticated and effective" in the history of warfare. This system created an environment in which aircraft tactics designed to escape one type of threat brought the plane under threat from another layer of the system. The Soviet-built "telephone poles" were deadly effective.
...............
(Copyright 2003 Asia Times Online Co, Ltd. All rights reserved.
Được Nimbus_2000 sửa chữa / chuyển vào 20:23 ngày 13/12/2004
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Chao cac d/c
That bat ngo vi tim duoc 1 forum ve 1 chu de ma toi rat khoai. Cac d/c thu thap duoc rat nhieu thong tin hay va cap nhat! Duoc day!
Ve S300 tai HN, toi co mot so y kien nhu sau:
voi 2 khau doi chua an nham gi! BC ma hay My ma su dung o at KQ thi HN tieu roi! Moi S300 hinh nhu chi dieu khien duoc 2 ten lua tan cong 2 muc tieu. Neu an toan thi mua them 01 tieu doan S400 hoac S300PMU2, cai loai ma lap duoc 02 loai ten lua y. Tam ban xa hon (>200km). Ma cung nen dau tu mua them may tieu doan ten lua co dong loai Buk-M1. Vi ve khai niem QS, thi nen xay dung ca phong thu diem va ca phong thu dien, vua co dong nua! Vut cho may anh BCH QS Tp may cai Strela hay Igla (rai tu Hai Duong hoac BGG hoac THA thi tot), may anh dan quan tu ve thi xai loai 14,5mm hay 20 ly co dong tren xe tai nhe nua. Neu ko may thang Tomahowk hay JDAM hay ... no tia phat nao trung phat nay!
Mot so y kien vay cac d/c neu thay ko dung thi cho y kien nhe!
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Lần sau bác viết nhớ dấu má cẩn thận nhé!Em đọc toét cả mắt mới ra!
Loại bác nói S-300PMU2 hay S-400 thì hiện tại theo em biết thì Nga cũng không có nhiều và dự định đến năm 2005(năm sau) mới triển khai có lẽ là cho Mát và các thành phố quan trọng khác.Vì vậy muốn mua bây giờ là điều không thể vì vũ khí mới vậy Gấu đời nào nó bán?(với S-400:còn S-300PMU2 em không biết chính xác nhưng hình như Nga nó có chào hàng cho Tầu béo rồi,NC nhà mình thì em chịu,không biết).
Còn Igla-2 hay Sa-18 thì NC nhập dây chuyền sản xuất là 64 triệu xanh(không rõ đã sx hay chưa???) nhưng đâu chỉ được cấp phép sản xuất 5000 quả thôi,không dư dật lắm đâu.(không biết với tổ chức nào luôn???).

hungsheva2004, 16/12/2004

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Về S-300 của NC thì đa số cho là loại PMU1 nhưng một số nguồn tin thì lại cho là PMU2,mong rằng thiểu số thắng đa số .Loại S-300 PMU2 được cải tiến nhiều so với loại PMU1.NC nên tăng cường thêm các loại này trong thời gian sắp tới.Chưa thấy NC chú ý đến các loại phồng không tầm trung và tầm thấp ngoài việc mua Igla chắc là chưa đủ tiền.

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Về S-300 của NC thì đa số cho là loại PMU1 nhưng một số nguồn tin thì lại cho là PMU2,mong rằng thiểu số thắng đa số .Loại S-300 PMU2 được cải tiến nhiều so với loại PMU1.NC nên tăng cường thêm các loại này trong thời gian sắp tới.Chưa thấy NC chú ý đến các loại phồng không tầm trung và tầm thấp ngoài việc mua Igla chắc là chưa đủ tiền.

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Về S-300 của NC thì đa số cho là loại PMU1 nhưng một số nguồn tin thì lại cho là PMU2,mong rằng thiểu số thắng đa số .Loại S-300 PMU2 được cải tiến nhiều so với loại PMU1.NC nên tăng cường thêm các loại này trong thời gian sắp tới.Chưa thấy NC chú ý đến các loại phồng không tầm trung và tầm thấp ngoài việc mua Igla chắc là chưa đủ tiền.
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Theo toi, mua them loai Buk-M1(SA17) vua re vua ngon, phu hop voi nuoc ngheo!
The SA-11 "Gadfly" Buk-M SAM system
(detailed technical specifications)

Buk 9S470M1 command vehicle

?Max number of target tracks handed over by TAR vehicle: 75
?Max number of target that can be tracked automatically: 15
?Time into action/time to close down: 5 min
?Max road speed: 65 km/h
?Range: 500 km
?Combat weight: 29,870 kg
?Length: 8.371 m
?Width: 3.25 m
?Height: 2.975 m
Target Acquisition Radar 9S18M1

?Radar detection range:
o(max altitude) 25,000 m
o(max range (target altitude from 1,000 to 25,000m)) 100 km
o(max range (target at 100 m and in crest angles of zero degrees)) 35 km
?Radar coverage:
o(azimuth) 360°
o(elevation) 40°
?Radar resolution:
o(range) 400m
o(azimuth/elevation) 3-4.5 m
?Time into action/time to close down: 5 min
?Max road speed: 65 km/h
?Range: 500 km
?Combat weight: 35,000 kg
?Length: 9.59 m
?Width: 3.25 m
?Height: 8.02 m
Self-propelled Mount 9A310M1
?Max radar detection range:
o(target at 3,000 m altitude) 85 km
o(target at 100 m altitude (MTI mode)) 35 km
o(target at 30 m altitude (MTI mode and in crest angles of zero degrees)) 23km
?Max radar lock on range:
o(target at 3,000 m altitude) 70 km
o(target at 100 m altitude (MTI mode)) 30 km
o(target at 30 m altitude (MTI mode)) 20km
o(hovering helicopter at 30 m altitude) 8-10 km
?Min radar tracking range: 3,000 m
?Max target speed:
o(approaching) 830 m/s
o(receding) 300 m/s
?Min target radial velocity:
o(less than 2° target elevation) 50 m/s
o(greater than 2° target elevation) unlimited
?Max effective engagement range:
o(approaching/receding target) 30-32 km
o(crossing target) 22 km
?Min effective engagement range: 3 km
?Max effective engagement altitude: 22,000 m
?Min effective engagement altitude: 15 m
?Reaction time: 26 s
?Time into action/time to close down: 5 min
?Max road speed: 65 km/h
?Range: 500 km
?Combat weight: 32,340 kg
?Length: 9.3 m
?Width: 3.25 m
?Height: 7.72 m
?Armament: 4x SA-11 (9M38M1) missiles Loader-Launcher 9A39M1
?Time into action/time to close down: 5 min
?Reload time:
o(self-loading) 15 min
o(SPM) 13 min
?Max road speed: 65 km/h
?Range: 500 km
?Combat weight: 35,000 kg
?Length: 9.96 m
?Width: 3.316 m
?Height: 3.8 m
?Armament: 4x SA-11 (9M38M1) missiles plus 4 reload rounds for SPM or LL use

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Về S-300 của NC thì đa số cho là loại PMU1 nhưng một số nguồn tin thì lại cho là PMU2,mong rằng thiểu số thắng đa số .Loại S-300 PMU2 được cải tiến nhiều so với loại PMU1.NC nên tăng cường thêm các loại này trong thời gian sắp tới.Chưa thấy NC chú ý đến các loại phồng không tầm trung và tầm thấp ngoài việc mua Igla chắc là chưa đủ tiền.
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Theo toi, mua them loai Buk-M1(SA17) vua re vua ngon, phu hop voi nuoc ngheo!
The SA-11 "Gadfly" Buk-M SAM system
(detailed technical specifications)

Buk 9S470M1 command vehicle

?Max number of target tracks handed over by TAR vehicle: 75
?Max number of target that can be tracked automatically: 15
?Time into action/time to close down: 5 min
?Max road speed: 65 km/h
?Range: 500 km
?Combat weight: 29,870 kg
?Length: 8.371 m
?Width: 3.25 m
?Height: 2.975 m
Target Acquisition Radar 9S18M1

?Radar detection range:
o(max altitude) 25,000 m
o(max range (target altitude from 1,000 to 25,000m)) 100 km
o(max range (target at 100 m and in crest angles of zero degrees)) 35 km
?Radar coverage:
o(azimuth) 360°
o(elevation) 40°
?Radar resolution:
o(range) 400m
o(azimuth/elevation) 3-4.5 m
?Time into action/time to close down: 5 min
?Max road speed: 65 km/h
?Range: 500 km
?Combat weight: 35,000 kg
?Length: 9.59 m
?Width: 3.25 m
?Height: 8.02 m
Self-propelled Mount 9A310M1
?Max radar detection range:
o(target at 3,000 m altitude) 85 km
o(target at 100 m altitude (MTI mode)) 35 km
o(target at 30 m altitude (MTI mode and in crest angles of zero degrees)) 23km
?Max radar lock on range:
o(target at 3,000 m altitude) 70 km
o(target at 100 m altitude (MTI mode)) 30 km
o(target at 30 m altitude (MTI mode)) 20km
o(hovering helicopter at 30 m altitude) 8-10 km
?Min radar tracking range: 3,000 m
?Max target speed:
o(approaching) 830 m/s
o(receding) 300 m/s
?Min target radial velocity:
o(less than 2° target elevation) 50 m/s
o(greater than 2° target elevation) unlimited
?Max effective engagement range:
o(approaching/receding target) 30-32 km
o(crossing target) 22 km
?Min effective engagement range: 3 km
?Max effective engagement altitude: 22,000 m
?Min effective engagement altitude: 15 m
?Reaction time: 26 s
?Time into action/time to close down: 5 min
?Max road speed: 65 km/h
?Range: 500 km
?Combat weight: 32,340 kg
?Length: 9.3 m
?Width: 3.25 m
?Height: 7.72 m
?Armament: 4x SA-11 (9M38M1) missiles Loader-Launcher 9A39M1
?Time into action/time to close down: 5 min
?Reload time:
o(self-loading) 15 min
o(SPM) 13 min
?Max road speed: 65 km/h
?Range: 500 km
?Combat weight: 35,000 kg
?Length: 9.96 m
?Width: 3.316 m
?Height: 3.8 m
?Armament: 4x SA-11 (9M38M1) missiles plus 4 reload rounds for SPM or LL use

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Tôi đọc tạp chí nước ngoài thấy họ bảo NC mua 4 giàn radar có tẹn ST-68U Tinshield ( TRS-2215D ) công xuất 1.23MW , băng tầng S,E,F dạng phased array , chuyên phát hiện vật bay thấp có thể dùng trợ giúp cho S300
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Toi add them may thong tin ve cai ST68:
"The ST-68/U acts as the Control and Reporting Centre (CRC). This may have changed somewhat as the ST-68U, which was plagued with nagging development problems, was supposed to replace older Soviet-made equipment. The ST-68/U is known by NATO as the Tin Shield radar and has a maximum range of some 217 miles (350km). It is optimised for the detection of low-flying aircraft and cruise missiles employing electronic countermeasures (ECM)." o link nay ne:
http://www.aeronautics.ru/archive/aeronews/conv/article_November_2000_1_116.htm

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