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<blockquote data-quote="Juanma" data-source="post: 388057" data-attributes="member: 153">Loco, cuando vamos (voy) a aprender q todo esta en googleMig35 sensors en google, 2do resultado<a href="http://entrepreneur.com/tradejournals/article/162298365.html">http://entrepreneur.com/tradejournals/article/162298365.html</a>Parte q nos interesaThe SOAR (Stantsiya Obnaruzheniya Atakuyushchikh Raket) infrared missile approach warning device was also developed by the NII PP institute. The device has two sensors; one of them, situated under the port engine air duct, scans the lower hemisphere, while the other, located on the top of the fuselage aft of the cockpit, watches the upper hemisphere. The SOAR can detect a Manpads missile launch from a distance of 10km, air-to-air missile from 30km and large antiaircraft missile from 50km. As well as detecting the missile launch, the device indicates the direction from which the missile is approaching.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Juanma, post: 388057, member: 153"] Loco, cuando vamos (voy) a aprender q todo esta en google Mig35 sensors en google, 2do resultado [url]http://entrepreneur.com/tradejournals/article/162298365.html[/url] Parte q nos interesa The SOAR (Stantsiya Obnaruzheniya Atakuyushchikh Raket) [B]infrared missile approach warning device[/B] was also developed by the NII PP institute. The device has two sensors; [B]one of them, situated under the port engine air duct, scans the lower hemisphere[/B], while the other, located on the top of the fuselage aft of the cockpit, watches the upper hemisphere. The SOAR can detect a Manpads missile launch from a distance of 10km, air-to-air missile from 30km and large antiaircraft missile from 50km. As well as detecting the missile launch, the device indicates the direction from which the missile is approaching. [/QUOTE]

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