agaugust:



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Nope, you have ONLY ONE Ratel IFV mounted battlefield surveillance TV.

Come back to us when you have 5 like Nigeria....we even have more than the 5 in photos.

All those radars you list there wasting your time, are short range toys....a 10 km radar is new to you? Village man.

We don't need long story, radar is all about detection and range, long story of it's electronic wiring and engineering construction is none of our business.

Long range ground search radar, Nigeria has mobile land and air RASIT with 40 km range.

Then our Shilkas are over 30 units, their radar tracks both ground and air targets with range 20 km .

Roland we have another 16 units with radar range up to 18 km .

50 radars already for Nigerian army, all mobile, all on armoured vehicles.

66 years ? SANDF and about on par in battlefield ground surveillance.

Then our own mobile TVs are latest models, your are old


"The ground surveillance radar DR PT 2 “Rasit” was introduced on the armoured personnel carrier. It has a maximum detection range of about 8 km for pedestrians with military equipment, to about 40 km for vehicles and helicopters.


Maximum speed: approx. 90 km/h
Operating range: approx. 800 km

Radar coverage: to 40 km

Crew: 4

Armament
1 Machine Gun 7.62 mm"

http://www.radartutorial.eu/19.kartei/karte414.en.html
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RASIT

Sorry man, I think you are confusing Nigerian army with Chad's rag tag obsolete army outdated to 1966 level.

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[size=15pt]FIRST:

You didnt read the link?

Your system:

The ground surveillance radar DR PT 2 “Rasit” was introduced on the armoured personnel carrier "fox" in the German Bundeswehr in 1986/87. It has a maximum detection range of about 8 000 m for pedestrians with military equipment, to about 20 000 m for vehicles and helicopters.
http://www.radartutorial.eu/19.kartei/karte414.en.html

Our system

Thales Squire man-portable system, which was ordered for Cytoon, can plot a pedestrian at 10km, a vehicle at 21km, a tank at 28km, a helicopter at 21km, a boat at 12km and a ship at 48km, Thales avers. Because it uses a frequency modulated continuous wave Doppler radar, the Squire is also virtually undetectable to hostile electronic warfare experts, it adds.
http://www.defenceweb.co.za/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=25861:cytoon-handed-to-the-army&catid=50:Land&Itemid=105

We have 14 such systems. You have 2-3

We win, ours has longer range and is stealth.

Your Shilka's are not ISTAR - our equipment is. And is data-link capable meaning instant transfer of info to artillery.

You want to talk about Shilka?

Lol - try our 4 units of ESR220 Thutlwa with 120km range, or our Umlindi AR3D long-range radar of 500km or our Plessey Tactical Mobile Radar (TMR)

Again, you lose

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saengine:


This was a death blow. Im sure he's on the kitchen floor, holding himself in a ball and crying.

He came here posting Nigeria's system strapped to the back of a Hilux, thinking it would impress people. He was never ready.

Pic related is Augugbugug right now

agaugust:


Nope, look up at my post before your headless reply....you spoke too soon

By the way, world class armies uses Nigeria's type of field TV strapped on Hilux type of 4x4....fast , mobile, helicopter portable.

You don't know what a real life modern day battlefield looks like in South Africa, your army never deploys in big battle space...cowards

OIL RICH ARMY OF DUBAI/UAE SHOW; NIGERIA'S TYPE OF TV FOR BATTLEFIELD SURVEILLANCE TV

@saengine....photo below is death blow to your already battered ugly face

http://www.sat-comm.com/products-from-sat-comm-broadcast/wilburt-pneumatic-masts/
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Yes, for instillation security

Not for deployment in high intensity combat

Our mobile air radar will set up a massive 500km air umbrella for each system

Our mobile ground systems will set up 14 different zones where everything within 40km can be detected and fire co-ords instantly sent via data-link to artillery and air units

You have no way of competeing - your little soft skin vehicals dont compare to SANDF ratels and their 20km observation cabailities!!

You cant even post the spec for your pathetic little hand-held video camera's strapped on civilian vehicals!!

agaugust:


Fool, that is Czech republic order alone, Ukraine sold more T-72 tanks to Nigeria, even before the Czech order came, this forum has been flooded with many photos of Nigerian T-72 tanks from Ukraine.

You always said last year that Nigeria has NO SINGLE T-72 tanks....Ignorant mumu
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And once you proved you have them i stopped saying you didnt. I am not unreasonable.

Fact of the matter is that all sources place your order to be around 59 T-72's, with less than a dozen actually inside Nigeria

agaugust:


Bwahahhaha

I shocked you. That 4x4 was at a city demo show, in war, they repaint to camo colour....Fool of Soweto, better shuut up before I cut more scars on your face....don't spoil your Easter party my friend !

I hear you say it's for immigration border patrol, LOL....the photo boldly says "ARMY-RECOGNITION." Soweto blocked-brain

Did you say out-dated ? Dubai/UAE is just buying it ! New technology for year 2015 modern day armies all over the world....like Nigeria.

See more, they are all over the world for modern armies, SANDF does NOT have it

SANDF does not know how modern war is fought !

"The Desert Wolf surveillance canopy has been developed so that it can be fitted to most 4x4 double cab vehicles. The Command and Control operator console boasts two 22” LED screens with single worktop and two seated operators."

http://www.desert-wolf.com/dw/products/surveillance-comms-4x4/surveillance-vehicles/scorpion-surveillance-canopy-on-standard-4x4-double-cab.html

PHOTO : SCORPION DESERT WOLF VERSION....ARMY COMMAND AND CONTROL / SURVEILLANCE ON TOYOTA HILUX 4x4
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How does this compare to a armored vehical with 20km vision that can provide instant firing solutions to artillery via data-link??

You dont even know the specifications of your own equipment!

patches689:


FIRST:

You didnt read the link?

Your system:

The ground surveillance radar DR PT 2 “Rasit” was introduced on the armoured personnel carrier "fox" in the German Bundeswehr in 1986/87. It has a maximum detection range of about 8 000 m for pedestrians with military equipment, to about 20 000 m for vehicles and helicopters.
http://www.radartutorial.eu/19.kartei/karte414.en.html

[size=16pt]I think you have blind eye like your navy that cannot see target

On that same web link.....

Figure 1: Armored reconnaissance radar “Rasit”
Description of the radar set, tactical-technical characteristics Описание; Основные тактико-технические характеристики (Базы данных)
Specifications
frequency: I–Band
pulse repetition time (PRT):
pulse repetition frequency (PRF):
pulsewidth (τ):
receive time:
dead time:
peak power: 3 kW
average power:
instrumented range: 40 km
range resolution:
beamwidth:
hits per scan:
antenna rotation: 1.5 rpm

http://www.radartutorial.eu/19.kartei/karte414.en.html

Then other sources :

http://www.worldlibrary.org/articles/rasit


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agaugust:


[size=16pt]I think you have blind eye like your navy that cannot see target

On that same web link.....

Figure 1: Armored reconnaissance radar “Rasit”
Description of the radar set, tactical-technical characteristics Описание; Основные тактико-технические характеристики (Базы данных)
Specifications
frequency: I–Band
pulse repetition time (PRT):
pulse repetition frequency (PRF):
pulsewidth (τ):
receive time:
dead time:
peak power: 3 kW
average power:
instrumented range: 40 km
range resolution:
beamwidth:
hits per scan:
antenna rotation: 1.5 rpm

http://www.radartutorial.eu/19.kartei/karte414.en.html

Then other sources :

http://www.worldlibrary.org/articles/rasit


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I can see just fine.

Pic related - your own source

20km max detection range for vehicals and helicopters

And according to SIPRI you only have 2 of them!!

We have 14

patches689:


How does this compare to a armored vehical with 20km vision that can provide instant firing solutions to artillery via data-link??

You dont even know the specifications of your own equipment!

You have ONLY one such vehicle.....that's a big problem for large battle space the size of Scotland like in Boko Haram war.

Nigeria has over 50 armoured vehicles all with radars, range from 20 km to 40 km, plus dozens of TV surveillance Toyotas, we spread battlefield surveillance everywhere.....land space as big as Scotland. Your SANDF will cover only one town alone, Mandela's village
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patches689:


I can see just fine.

Pic related - your own source

20km max detection range for vehicals and helicopters

See the right hand side of the same page ....blind man

On that same web link.....

Figure 1: Armored reconnaissance radar “Rasit”
Description of the radar set, tactical-technical characteristics Описание; Основные тактико-технические характеристики (Базы данных)
Specifications
frequency: I–Band
pulse repetition time (PRT):
pulse repetition frequency (PRF):
pulsewidth (τ):
receive time:
dead time:
peak power: 3 kW
average power:
instrumented range: 40 km
range resolution:
beamwidth:
hits per scan:
antenna rotation: 1.5 rpm

http://www.radartutorial.eu/19.kartei/karte414.en.html

agaugust:


You have ONLY one such vehicle.....that's a big problem for large battle space the size of Scotland like in Boko Haram war.

Nigeria has over 50 armoured vehicles all with radars, range from 20 km to 40 km, plus dozens of TV surveillance Toyotas, we spread battlefield surveillance everywhere.....land space as big as Scotland. Your SANDF will cover only one town alone, Mandela's village
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Who says we only have one? you?

Who says that your armored vehicals have effective ground search? you?

Who says that your Shilka's have radar? you?

Furthermore, SIPRI says you have 30 Shilka

Citations needed!!

Until then Nigeria is 66 years behind South Africa!! Pathetic banana republic army!

patches689:



We have 14

Show proof, you have ONLY ONE Ratel until proved.

Nigeria has :

2 units RASIT.....40 km range

30 units Shilka.... 20 km range

16 units Roland.... 18 km range

Dozens of Toyota TV surveillance

We have over 70 vehicles for surveillance. You can NEVER match that number ! We rule battle space !
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agaugust:


You have ONLY one such vehicle.....that's a big problem for large battle space the size of Scotland like in Boko Haram war.

Nigeria has over 50 armoured vehicles all with radars, range from 20 km to 40 km, plus dozens of TV surveillance Toyotas, we spread battlefield surveillance everywhere.....land space as big as Scotland. Your SANDF will cover only one town alone, Mandela's village
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Ok, lets do some math.

The Thales surveilance radar has a max range of 40km, in a circular area.

This means that each single radar can cover an area of 5026 square kilometers.

We have 14.

That means SANDF can cover an area of 70364 square kilometers with percision and undetectable ground search radar.

That means we can cover a country with an area of Sierra Leone, Ireland, Georgia or Sri Lanka with such radar.

You hear that? That is the sound of your a**hole getting torn apart

agaugust:


Show proof, you have ONLY ONE Ratel until proved.

Nigeria has :

2 units RASIT.....40 km range

30 units Shilka.... 20 km range

16 units Roland.... 18 km range

Dozens of Toyota TV surveillance

We have over 80 vehicles for surveillance. You can NEVER match that number ! We rule battle space !
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Shilka - air surveilance, not applicable to ground surveilance
Roland - air surveilance, not applicable to ground surveilance.

What are the capabilities of your Toyota ground surveilance? Post it!

patches689:


Ok, lets do some math.

The Thales surveilance radar has a max range of 40km, in a circular area.

We have 14.

Citation needed for 14 units
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agaugust:


Citation needed for 14 units
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Project Cytoon will see the gain 14 Thales Squire ground surveillance radars, 65 Thales Sophie thermal imagers, processors and communications equipment as part of a battlefield surveillance and mobile intelligence processing system.
http://www.defenceweb.co.za/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=25861:cytoon-handed-to-the-army&catid=50:Land&Itemid=105

patches689:


What are the capabilities of your Toyota ground surveilance? Post it!

Classified data.

What is the radar range of your submarine? Post it
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agaugust:


Classified data.

What is the radar range of your submarine? Post it
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Oh, so now its classified?

Convenient excuse

Can you even name the system?

And dont try to compare the classified nature of a multi million dollar submarine with a video-camera strapped to a civilian car.

patches689:


Project Cytoon will see the gain 14 Thales Squire ground surveillance radars, 65 Thales Sophie thermal imagers, processors and communications equipment as part of a battlefield surveillance and mobile intelligence processing system.
http://www.defenceweb.co.za/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=25861:cytoon-handed-to-the-army&catid=50:Land&Itemid=105

Bwhahaha

14 toy radars carried on foot by men walking

The Ratel surveillance is what I respected a bit, but you have ONLY ONE
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patches689:


Oh, so now its classified?

Convenient excuse

Can you even name the system?

And dont try to compare the classified nature of a multi million dollar submarine with a video-camera strapped to a civilian car.

Name the radar on SANDF submarine and tell us it's range !
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agaugust:


Bwhahaha

14 toy radars carried on foot by men walking

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14 toy radars that have longer range than your 2 radars

14 toy radars that cannot be detected unlike your two radars

14 toy radars that instantly send targeting info via datalink unlike your 2 radars

14 toy radars that together cover 70364 square kilometers with percision and undetectable ground search radar.

That means we can cover a country with an area of Sierra Leone, Ireland, Georgia or Sri Lanka with such radar.

Grow up, only a fool would say that their small size is somehow a bad thing.

agaugust:


Name the radar on SANDF submarine and tell us it's range !
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Why are you changing the topic?

We are talking about how Nigeria is 66 years behind South Africa in terms of ground surveillance.

Not submarines.

patches689:


Shilka - air surveilance, not applicable to ground surveilance
Roland - air surveilance, not applicable to ground surveilance.

That is what we call an army, integrated control of entire battlespace, air search and ground search. The Army will face threat from air and land
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patches689:


Why are you changing the topic?

We are talking about how Nigeria is 66 years behind South Africa in terms of ground surveillance.

Not submarines.

Just telling you that not all equipment data is published on internet, unless you too can tell us data of your submarine radar.

You classify that, we too classify our land TV range because of Boko Haram, they don't know how far a range we can see them.

Nigerian army commanders are not fools .

agaugust:


That is what we call an army, integrated control of entire battlespace, air search and ground search. The Army will face threat from air and land
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Oh - so now you want to compare air search radars?

So, we have established that SANDF can cover an area of 70364 square kilometers with state-of-the-art nearly invisible ground search radar and targeting systems.

You want to talk air search radar?

Ohhh boy, you must be g.ay because you seem to love getting buttwrecked.

agaugust:


Just telling you that not all equipment data is published on internet, unless you too can tell us data of your submarine radar.

You classify that, we too classify our land TV range because of Boko Haram, they don't know how far a range we can see them.

Nigerian army commanders are not fools .

Who says they are classified? You?

patches689:


14 toy radars that have longer range than your 2 radars

14 toy radars that cannot be detected unlike your two radars

14 toy radars that instantly send targeting info via datalink unlike your 2 radars

14 toy radars that together cover 70364 square kilometers with percision and undetectable ground search radar.

That means we can cover a country with an area of Sierra Leone, Ireland, Georgia or Sri Lanka with such radar.

Grow up, only a fool would say that their small size is somehow a bad thing.

14 toy radars that have no armour or self mobility....and no defensive weapon.

You try go near a Shilka or RASIT and see fire
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patches689:


Our mobile air radar will set up a massive 500km air umbrella for each system

SANDF 500 km range radar is NOT mobile, I proved that months ago from defence web, it's a fixed ground radar in your city
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agaugust:


14 toy radars that have no armour or self mobility....and no defensive weapon.

You try go near a Shilka or RASIT and see fire
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Their armor is their stealth

Their mobility is in the fact that they can fit on a mans back.

Can your RASIT sneak ontop of a hill? Can it hide in some bushes?

Their job is not to fight - it is to hide and watch.

RASIT is a big peice of metal that is easy to detect - ours radars can detect you from 28km away, you can only detect our radar from 8km away.

That says it all.

SHilka is not ground search.

patches689:



So, we have established that SANDF can cover an area of 70364 square kilometers with state-of-the-art nearly invisible ground search radar and targeting systems.

Nigerian radars are about 50, all mobile and on armour. We will cover land area of Scotland, not your own imaginary 70364 sq km.

A 50 km range radar will cover only about 2,000 km in 360 degree mode.
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agaugust:


SANDF 500 km range radar is NOT mobile, I proved that months ago from defence web, it's a fixed ground radar in your city
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2 fixed, 2 deployable
http://www.engineeringnews.co.za/article/-and-logistics-wizards-the-saafs-mobile-deployment-wing-2012-04-13

agaugust:


Nigerian radars are about 50, all mobile and on armour. We will cover land area of Scotland, not your own imaginary 70364 sq km.

A 50 km range radar will cover only about 2,000 km in 360 degree mode.
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Those 50 are not ground search.

What are the combined radiu's of each system? Break it down for us, show us how you came to your conclusion.

That 70364 sq km is just the Air-Ground search of our 14 Thales Squire Systems.

Do you want me to work out the combined total of our air-search systems?

Also, without a data-link and without systems fusion you cannot accuratly moniter across all systems - you cannot see the entire airspace at once.

With our data-link every single system is intergrated - a commander can see the whole airspace on one screen.