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I don't know what that means, I have never heard it in any area of algeria..the turkish world has different words for different occasions, ie wether your are joking in a course of a discussion or serious..
Its never healthy to wage war against Gods people. Israel is here to stay, just like it was prophecied thousands of years ago.
Arabs and others will go against Israel in the future, but they will fail again and world will see that the Lord is real and that He wont forget His people.
Please, you dont know who you are cursing against. muhammads god isnt real, Elohim is the One, havent you already seen how undefeatable Israel is? Theres a reason why Israel still exists, and thats God, the real God.
May Jesus open your eyes like he did to Paul. God bless you.
Arabs and others will go against Israel in the future, but they will fail again and world will see that the Lord is real and that He wont forget His people.
Please, you dont know who you are cursing against. muhammads god isnt real, Elohim is the One, havent you already seen how undefeatable Israel is? Theres a reason why Israel still exists, and thats God, the real God.
May Jesus open your eyes like he did to Paul. God bless you.
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you think your belive is true and others belive is false? may ALLAH bless you. one day you and i both know who is right and who is wrong................
it,s a defence foram, don,t go off topic.................
The SAP 518 jamming station protects fighter jets from guided missiles
Existing American systems for defending aircraft from guided missiles are inferior to their Russian counterparts, according to the US military after reviewing information about the Russian SAP 518 stations, developed by KRET.
An export version of this station has already been delivered to Indonesia. After studying information about the Russian stations used on the Indonesian Su-30MKM, American experts have concluded that the SAP 518 system is more effective in defending against active radar homing missiles of the AIM-120 type, which are the main weapon used by American fighter jets.
The SAP 518 jamming device, designed to protect aircraft such as the Su-30MK from current and future surface-to-air and air-to-air missiles, was developed by specialists at the Kaluga Radio Engineering Research Institute (KRERI), a subsidiary of KRET.
This jamming station belongs to the DRFM (Digital Radio-Frequency Memory) class, due to its use of digital radio signals. A DRFM module receives external signals, converts and records them in digital form, and responds in less than 10 nanoseconds. The enemy radar receiver then reads these jamming signals as true and cannot accurately determine the distance to a target, nor the parameters of its movement.
SAP 518 operates in a range of 2-18 GHz and fits in two pods, which are installed at either end of the wings of the aircraft. In one container there is a receiver (which determines the frequency of the radiating signal) and in the other there is a transmitter (for generating the responding jamming signal).
In general, the capabilities of individual protection systems against such guided missiles on US aircraft are considerably lower as compared to SAP 518, according to American specialists. For example, the F-16C has no active, built-in EW systems and the equipment on the F-15C is already out of date. The American F-22 and B-2 aircraft are made with elements that reduce their visibility and do not use EW equipment.
Missiles are not a problem
Existing American systems for defending aircraft from guided missiles are inferior to their Russian counterparts, according to the US military after reviewing information about the Russian SAP 518 stations, developed by KRET.
An export version of this station has already been delivered to Indonesia. After studying information about the Russian stations used on the Indonesian Su-30MKM, American experts have concluded that the SAP 518 system is more effective in defending against active radar homing missiles of the AIM-120 type, which are the main weapon used by American fighter jets.
The SAP 518 jamming device, designed to protect aircraft such as the Su-30MK from current and future surface-to-air and air-to-air missiles, was developed by specialists at the Kaluga Radio Engineering Research Institute (KRERI), a subsidiary of KRET.
This jamming station belongs to the DRFM (Digital Radio-Frequency Memory) class, due to its use of digital radio signals. A DRFM module receives external signals, converts and records them in digital form, and responds in less than 10 nanoseconds. The enemy radar receiver then reads these jamming signals as true and cannot accurately determine the distance to a target, nor the parameters of its movement.
SAP 518 operates in a range of 2-18 GHz and fits in two pods, which are installed at either end of the wings of the aircraft. In one container there is a receiver (which determines the frequency of the radiating signal) and in the other there is a transmitter (for generating the responding jamming signal).
In general, the capabilities of individual protection systems against such guided missiles on US aircraft are considerably lower as compared to SAP 518, according to American specialists. For example, the F-16C has no active, built-in EW systems and the equipment on the F-15C is already out of date. The American F-22 and B-2 aircraft are made with elements that reduce their visibility and do not use EW equipment.
Missiles are not a problem
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DUBAI: Irkut upbeat on Su-30SM prospects
The forecast for Su-30SM orders exceeds more than 100 aircraft, but Russian officials are already planning a major upgrade programme for the twin-engined fighter.
Rostec chief executive Sergey Chemezov, who toured the show's exhibit hall on 8 November, has previously announced that a “major upgrade” of the Su-30SM is being planned to improve combat effectiveness.
Simultaneously, the Indian government also has expressed interest in upgrading an improved version of the Su-30SM – dubbed the Su-30MKI – with new avionics and radar systems. That upgrade programme is expected to lead to a collaboration with Russian and Indian industry, Chemezov has said.
Another upgrade already in development with India adds the supersonic Brahmos cruise missile, which is itself a Russian-Indian collaboration. The first test flight of a Brahmos-equipped Su-30MKI is still planned by the end of this year, with the first missile launch scheduled in 2016.
In the Middle East and African region, Irkut is continuing to deliver Su-30SM fighters to Algeria. The Algerian government signed an order for a third batch of Su-30SMs last April, involving 14 aircraft deliveries.
“Contrary to popular opinion about Russian fighters, the Irkut-built Su-30 demonstrates quite a high operability of the aircraft fleet in the hands of qualified operators. This is particularly true in the case of Algerian air force,” Irkut says.
Russia is also continuing to deliver Su-30SMs to export customer Kazakhstan. The nation's order may kick-off a wave of fighter modernisation programmes in former Soviet republics. Earlier this year, for example, Belarus announced plans to acquire the Su-30SM after 2020.
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The forecast for Su-30SM orders exceeds more than 100 aircraft, but Russian officials are already planning a major upgrade programme for the twin-engined fighter.
Rostec chief executive Sergey Chemezov, who toured the show's exhibit hall on 8 November, has previously announced that a “major upgrade” of the Su-30SM is being planned to improve combat effectiveness.
Simultaneously, the Indian government also has expressed interest in upgrading an improved version of the Su-30SM – dubbed the Su-30MKI – with new avionics and radar systems. That upgrade programme is expected to lead to a collaboration with Russian and Indian industry, Chemezov has said.
Another upgrade already in development with India adds the supersonic Brahmos cruise missile, which is itself a Russian-Indian collaboration. The first test flight of a Brahmos-equipped Su-30MKI is still planned by the end of this year, with the first missile launch scheduled in 2016.
In the Middle East and African region, Irkut is continuing to deliver Su-30SM fighters to Algeria. The Algerian government signed an order for a third batch of Su-30SMs last April, involving 14 aircraft deliveries.
“Contrary to popular opinion about Russian fighters, the Irkut-built Su-30 demonstrates quite a high operability of the aircraft fleet in the hands of qualified operators. This is particularly true in the case of Algerian air force,” Irkut says.
Russia is also continuing to deliver Su-30SMs to export customer Kazakhstan. The nation's order may kick-off a wave of fighter modernisation programmes in former Soviet republics. Earlier this year, for example, Belarus announced plans to acquire the Su-30SM after 2020.
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Thank's for pics !
