So these old movies have some use after all

Ok, let's relax a bit after a long day...

More exciting footage of missile technology, ATMs this time.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jzkO1OTlAbs#t=1m

"4 batteries[SA-6] (each consisting of multiple launch units) - Will probably be replaced by US-made Patriot systems." Hmm... I don't know milang Wikipedia

yeah... i read this news on wikipedia! but no date time include for when it happend done!

guys.. do u know about this warhead picture !?

i mean that 6 green ball's! thats a fregments? i think thats green ball no looks like a fregment ! whats that?

I think this is a seeker and guidance section of a Russian anti radiation missile.

Yes, its a passive seeker for Kh-31
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kh-31

I count 7 passive elements, rather than 6.

This is the guidance section, the warhead is in the next section aft, the missile propulsion configuration is solid fuel booster and four sustainer ramjets.

Monopulse guidance head of a (Russian) Anti Radiation Missile.

The ARM guidance head is usually based on monopulse method (same as used with the KRUG system [YOU SHOULD KNOW IT ALREADY!!!]), as the targeted SAM system can be switched off at any moment.

Here is the guidance head of (our best friend ) the AGM-88 HARM missile...


... it has four spiral antenna, with offset center.


Each of the wideband spiral antenna has offset center, so they can precisely locate any SINGLE incoming radio impulse.


Russians use less effective method of bigger shifted and smaller (less sensitive) spiral antenna design...

yes yes... that is a 7 elements... my mistake.. tnx for answer me dear lieste and dear vympler also tnx mr.hpasp
i like that your word our best firend ! means AGM 88 ...

In fact most if not all modern radar guided missiles use a monopulse antenna design. Let's see if someone starts building AESA-radared missiles ...

Thanks for the pic BTW, I had not seen that antenna before.