TAF Industries has created electronic warfare to protect cars from drones
Ukrainian company TAF Industries has introduced the Kvazar-A electronic warfare system for protecting armored vehicles and vehicles. What are its capabilities?
Ukrainian company TAF Industries has introduced the Kvazar-A electronic warfare system for protecting armored vehicles and vehicles. What are its capabilities?
According to the developers, the system is effective against multi-rotor kamikaze drones and UAVs with resets. «Quazar-A» creates a field of active interference that blocks drones from controlling and transmitting video.
Product characteristics:
- 360° coverage with a range of up to 300 m.
- Suppression of control and video transmission channels.
- 5 channels with a power of 100 watts each.
- Any ranges to choose from.
TAF Industries notes that the Kvazar-A antennas have magnetic mounting; the system is protected from rain and other adverse weather conditions. The deployment time of the electronic warfare system is 5 minutes.
Earlier, TAF Industries held a DemoDay, where it demonstrated the operation of a number of new products in field conditions. Dev.ua was also invited to the presentation. What exactly the manufacturer presented is in our report .
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