Russia Deploys Silok Jammers To Ground Ukraine’s Drones. Ukraine Hunts Down The Siloks With, You Guessed It, Drones.
www.forbes.com
It’s unclear exactly why the Siloks can’t always jam the drones that hunt them. It’s possible Ukrainian drone crews frustrate jamming by frequently changing frequencies.

Russian force in Ukraine deploy Silok radio-jammers in order to disrupt the radio links between Ukrainian drone and their operators.

But the Ukrainians have knocked out several Siloks. With drones. Most recently, a Mavic quadcopter from Ukraine’s Aerobomber unit bombed, with grenades, a tripod-mounted Silok—apparently destroying it.

Add the drone raids on Silok counter-drone systems to the long, and lengthening, list of ironic operations by Ukrainian forces. Ukrainian artillery blasting a Russian counter-artillery radar. A Ukrainian GPS-guided bomb blowing up a Russian GPS-jammer. And many, many examples of Ukrainian drones bombing Russian drone-jammers.

  • skillissuerEnglish
    4·
    10 months ago

    do you have any idea how big antenna array has to be for it to have any angular resolution

      • skillissuerEnglish
        1·
        10 months ago

        you need something like square array sized at about 2 wavelengths wide, this can easily get into 50x50cm range at lower frequencies