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1) Nellis AFB Threat Training Facility
any further info regarding installation of western IFF would be strongly dependent on both the western IFF and russian radar type. What russian radar and western IFF are you talking about???suidooster said:My interest is mainly from the point of view of replacing Russian IFF with compatible Western IFF. In this respect, the following are important for the interrogator:
* the electrical interface across the sliprings/rotary joints
* the control signals from the operator and/or primary radar
* the outputs from the interrogator to the display system and/or primary radar
Replacement of Russian transponders with Western Transponders is much more straightforward.
This kind of information should not be overly sensitive?
overscan said:For your general edification, here is a very interesting technical manual on the SRO-2/SRZO-2 IFF system in Russian. Its in djvu format, so you might need Windjview or similar to open it.
http://www.mediafire.com/?sharekey=5524216a713f2aad2fb2ca15d7ea42d9cafd8b52ef25b0865621d66e282a0ee8
it is possible to get STANAG 4193 Document . i want this document .There are many references around to Russian IFF systems (e.g. Parol, Kremnij, SRO, etc.). There are also some references to techniques of operation (e.g. multi frequency, frequency-modulated pulses, etc). But there appears to be no complete explanation of how the Russian IFF system works - unlike Western IFF, which is fully explained in STANAG 4193. Does anyone have any further knowledge on this subject? Even snippets of information here and there would be interesting in trying to put an overall IFF system description together!