Radar in the backpack

Referring to the radar we often think of cumbersome machines that detect and locate radio waves. An ordinary radar has a diameter of up to 40m. SpotterRF, however, has announced the release of a radar that can be carried neatly in a soldier's backpack.

Radar in the backpack

This small radar has the number Spotter 600, designed to protect the soldiers marching or stationed in distant outposts. The entire radar system weighs only 9 kilograms, including two screen units each observing a 90-degree angle. Tripods, cables are also neatly folded in a backpack, power source and waterproof ethernet connector.

SpotterRF says training to operate the system takes only 30 minutes. The powerful microprocessor system allows the radar to control an area of 800 x 1,000m, and the image is still visible regardless of rainy weather, fog, snow, sandy winds.

Manufacturers confident that the Spotter 600 system will help soldiers in small units, stationed deep in the area can be effective defense against aerial assault, especially in the dark.

References: Physorg