Purpose, notes

The British Light Warning Radar was the first 2x2 Yagi surveillance radar; it led to the P-8, P-10 and ultimately the P-12/18.

US Reporting name in the 1950s was CROSS FORK. Other designations should be Most-2 and ORL-4

EW - A(VHF)

This system had a range of only 75km and was a 75kW system.

EW TaAc- A(VHF)

Used with the SA-2 system in cocert with the Fan Song FCS.

The P-12 was a 314Kw A band/VHF system with a range of 275km and an altitude ceiling of 32km

2x6 Yagi array

more powerful variant of the Spoon Rest radar system

2x8 Yagi array

Metric-Wave 2D Radar

Designed to detect, identify and track air targets, including ╚stelth╩ threats, at long ranges and transmit their range, azimuth and elevation data to indicators and other radar-interfaced devices.

Mobile Metric-Wave 2D Radar

Employed to monitor air space and integrated in a system used to ensure air traffic control of military and civilian targets. It may also be used in an automated air defense or air force control system, or may be employed independently (e.g., as part of a rapid deployment force)

EW - A

мобил.

Mobile Metric-Wave 2D Radar

Designed to detect, identify and track air targets, including ╚stelth╩ threats, at long ranges and transmit range and azimuth data to indicators and other radar- interfaced devices.

комплекс АРЛСК

low altitude air surveillance radar

TaAc - C(UHF)

Antenna mounted on a 20-30m mast to improve low altitude coverage.

Export "Каста-2Е1"  

More or less the same radar but with a new antenna instead of the old Flat Face

EW TaAc

Mobile early warning and target acquisition automated solid-state radar.

 EG GCI - E/F

Four beams from the lower antenna and two from the upper. Fixed vertical polarization in all beams

EG GCI - E/F

differed from the basic P-35 in the design of the antennas that allowed for greater and faster mechanical movement of the antennas in elevation

Surv
EG GCI - E/F

The most used surveillance radar used on civilian and military Russian airports. The company is proposing an upgrade including Western SSR/IFF rather than the old 600 MHz soviet system.

The four simple waveguide fed horns of the P-35 are replaced by three feeds equipped with polarization switching equipment thus reducing the total number of beams to five.

3D П-37(35)

Modernised version of the P-37 being sold for Air Traffic Control purposes.

Interestingly it has reverted to the P-20 Token V-beam height finding method and hence the back aerial is tilted at 45 degrees.

2D П-37(35)
Modernised versions of the P-37 being sold for Air Traffic Control purposes.

мод. П-80

small auxilliary antennas on top of the reflectors

ВНИИРТ "Скала"

P-90 "Pamir" was a long range, stationary radar intended for use with the cancelled "Dal" SAM system. It was developed by NII-244, now named VNIIRT "Skala".

After the cancellation of Dal, the P-90 radar went into service as an EW radar"

ЗРК "Даль"

3D Surv

Mobile radar system optimised for the detection of low-flying aircraft and cruise missiles employing ECMs; maximum range of some 350 km

ранее выпускав-
шаяся РЛС

3D Surv

Marketed by the Ukrainian Iskra company.

Surv TaAc

Supplemented by the 76N6 low-level acquisition radar; marketed by the Ukrainian Iskra company

С-300ПМУ
& ПМУ-1

S&TaAc / I
Low-altitude

FMCW

Specifically designed to detect and track approaching and receding low-RCS targets, particularly cruise missiles.

С-300ПМУ
& ПМУ-1

3D / L
Long Range
PhAr

Designed for use as part of automated and non-automated air defense and air force control systems. The radar can also be used for air traffic control.

Stantsiya Nazemnoy Artilleriyskoy Razvedki = Artillery location radar

AT-LM based artillery reconnaissance radar 

SNAR-10M (or 1RL-232-1) is simply an improved version of the SNAR-10 (1RL-232), and was introduced in 1982. AFAIK, it still has the same 1RL-127 radar (BIG FRED) of the basic model.

The SNAR-15 possibly be an follow up version of the old SNAR-10 Big Fred system,equipped
an with CREDO-1E battlefield surveillance radar.

"Artilleriyskaya Radiolokatsionnaya Stantsiya Obnaruzheniya Minometov" = Mortar location radar

Artillery surveillance radar based on AT-T tractor

ARSOM-2 is a mortar locating radar that operates on the I-band. The system is based on the artillery tractor AT-LM and entered service in 1959. SMALL YAWN has a range of 12 km.

I don't know if there's a difference between the ARSOM-2 and the ARSOM-2P

Radar Reconnaissance & Fire Control System

Provides for:

The coordinate-finding reconnaissance of enemy artillery and multiplre rocket launcher systems (MLRS) fire positions (FP) as well as launch positions (LP) of tactical missiles and generation of the target designation to friendly fire means to deliver a hit;

Surveillance of impacts and adjustment of the friendly fire mecanism

Radar Reconnaissance & Fire Control System

1L259 radar

High-technology Russian system features air traffic control capability, GPS, high-mobility tracked chassis, and operation form a prime-propulsion-driven generator.

СОЦ ЗРК "Тор"

РЛС ЗРК "Оса"

ЗРПК "Панцирь-С1"

All-round looking 2D air-search radar set for the Krug air defense missile system

with ПРВ-9A 

PL: AGATA

НИИ-208 ГКРЭ
(НИИИП),
мод. П-40 

All-round looking radar set for the Krug air defense missile system

with ПРВ-9А on Урал-375А (КРАЗ-255)

СОЦ ЗРК "Круг"

СНР ЗРК "Круг"

ЗРК "Куб"

РЛС КО ЗРС С-300В

Target-acquisition radar

СОЦ ЗРК "Бук"

Target-acquisition radar for Buk-M1 and higher versions, replacing the 9S18M Kupol(Tube Arm).

The radar has the ability automatically identify and prioritize targets, designating the most dangerous one for the 9S35-1 radar on the launcher.

СОЦ ЗРК "Бук"

High-power sector-scan radar has the primary function of providing TBM detection and tracking for a S-300V battalion

РЛС прогр. обзора
ЗРС С-300В

fire control radar of the Buk-M2 system (SA-17 GRIZZLY).

ЗРК "Бук"

TaAc
PhAr

Two-sided system (front & back plate/ radiation tube on top).

Trailer based. Early 5N64 had PhAr antenna on separade "stand". Late 64N6 on cabin top

54K6 is the operators' cabin of the group command post, used to control up to six fire units. The 54K6E is connected to the long range 64N6E (Big Bird) target acquisition radar.

РЛО ЗРС
С-300ПМУ
(64H6)

С-300ПМУ-1
(64H6E)

С-300ПМУ-2
(64H6E2)

TaAc
PhAr

All-altitude phased-array target designation radar. Developed by the Lira design bureau and in production with the Lianozovo electromechanical plant.

ЗРС
С-300ПМУ-2

РПЦ ЗРК С-200

Fire Control & Tracking Radar,
up to 6 targets

Trailer-mounted with tilting superstructure

H-band
fire-control radar

СНР

ЗРС
С-300В

IGR (РПН)
PhAr PuDop/I

Allows simultaneous engagements against up to six targets, with two missiles being allocated to each target.

IGR (РПН)

imrpoved FLAT LID B

(FLAT LID has flat antenna top and 2 IFF antennas below the main antenna array, TOMBSTONE has triangular top and 4 IFF antennas)

imrpoved TOMBSTONE ???

ОКБ-588 МГСНХ 

высотомер

ОКБ-588 МГСНХ
НИИ-208 ГКРЭ

высотомер

(?)

мод. ПРВ-9А
horn antena aboard main antena

(?)

мод. ПРВ-9А
horn antena aboard main antena

НИИ-244
Зав. N588 МГСНХ
(ВНИИРТ "Скала")

высотомер

Hight finder radar with a 180 km range and 32.000 m altitude. 

(?)

мод. ПРВ-11

Modified PRV-11

высотомер

Similar to PRV-13 in apperance, but has the secondary antenna on the left [seen from the front].

SCR-584 copy

Used as a FC radar in units, equiped with AD guns KS-12, KS-19 and S-60.

The radar has a range of 40 km and works together with search radars such as the P-10 (KNIFE REST B/C) or P-15 (FLAT FACE A). In most units the SON-4 has been replaced by the SON-9 (FIRE CAN) a long time ago.

Dish is placed on the back of the roof

wheel arches running the full width of the caravan near the rear of the caravan

It is called the AN/MPS-9. The predecessor to this system was the SCR-584 which was given to the Russians during the Lend Lease agreement

different dishes: 5,7,10 spokes & solid. Dish is placed on the front of the roof

cut-out type wheel arches right at the rear of the caravan

The system is called RPK-1 and the radar itself is 1RL35
PL: Zygmunt
RO: Lok-A

Fire Control Radar associated with the S-60 System.

High-Power noise jammer for SL, WC and LAF (low altitude flying) radars
SPN-2 in 2cm band