China made Radars being delivered to Pakistan

[ironman]

Courtesy: Prasun K Sengupta

 

[fatman17]

does it say somewhere these or one of them are being delivered!

 

[Arsalan]

does it say somewhere these or one of them are being delivered!

sadly but i havent find any suchclaim as yet! ! !
i wish some one can come up with some inside news!

regards!

 

[TOPGUN]

Yes source plzz!!!!!!

 

[wangrong]

 

[wangrong]

 

[wangrong]

 

[wangrong]

Venezuela

 

[wangrong]

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[TaimiKhan]

Well there has been no confirm news of this acquisition which the author has posted in his website.

pakistan recently acuired the latest american TPS-77 radars, plus a number of aerostat radars too. total number around 10 or more, so whats the logic to induct the chinese at this stage ???

Or are we getting some kind of a chinese SAM with which these radars are to be used ??

The said website gives no source about this news, just a heading with the above mentioned pictures specifying the details of these radars.

 

[Zulfiqar]

We have YLC-2 3 D radars (not YLC-2A) in our inventory.We also have YLC-6 2D mobile radars. We bought these years ago.

 

[Penguin]

We have YLC-2 3 D radars (not YLC-2A) in our inventory.We also have YLC-6 2D mobile radars. We bought these years ago.

IIRC there are 12 YLC-2 in service.YLC-2A is essentially the same, but with a lesser degree of angular scanning (smaller "up"-arc). IMHO that means a lower antenna and use where there is a relatively unobstructed horizontal plane (as it can see high flying targets only when they are further out, compared to YLC-2.). It implies a location either in flat terrain, or at high altitudes (e.g. mountain peak).

 

[paritosh]

it is a very good radar...it's specifications are kicka$$...it won't come cheap by the looks of it.
but isn't the tolerance of <100m a bit too much and the resolution too less for a low altitude radar?

 

[Zulfiqar]

IIRC there are 12 YLC-2 in service.YLC-2A is essentially the same, but with a lesser degree of angular scanning (smaller "up"-arc). IMHO that means a lower antenna and use where there is a relatively unobstructed horizontal plane (as it can see high flying targets only when they are further out, compared to YLC-2.). It implies a location either in flat terrain, or at high altitudes (e.g. mountain peak).

I have seen one YLC-2 on the top of a mountain.

it is a very good radar...it's specifications are kicka$$...it won't come cheap by the looks of it.
but isn't the tolerance of <100m a bit too much and the resolution too less for a low altitude radar?

Which radar are you talking about.

 

[Righteous_Fire]

I have seen one YLC-2 on the top of a mountain.

and........