Radar station N-21 is being used in the Polish Army since the late eighties of the last century. It is the predecessor of the station N-22. Both stations are designed for use by antiaircraft subdivisions, a part of antiaircraft, mechanized and armored divisions. The device was placed on a special tracked vehicle SPG-1M, so, just as tanks and infantry combat vehicles, is able to move in very difficult conditions. Powerful, for an radar station, armor allows the unit to work during combat conditions.
Country | Poland |
Manufacturer | Warszawskie Zakłady Radiowe "RAWAR" w Warszawie |
Crew | 2 + 2 |
Engine | W46-2S1,V, multifuelled (diesel, kerosene, gasoline) - 710 hp |
length/width/height | 7,8 m / 3,35 m / 3,2 m |
Clearance | 0,42 m |
Mass | 34,5 t |
Speed | 60 km/h |
Reach | 100 km |
Detection range | 30 km |
Antenna type | parabolic double beam |
1 x machine gun cal. 12,7mm |