For Training Use Only

Kabina 66/5n87 (Back Trap) Russian 3D Long-

Range Radar System
WEG Location: https://odin.tradoc.army.mil/WEG/Asset/323aae6e4b05fb90e6cb64e1078ccec5
Tiers:

Domain: Land, Radar Systems, Ground Radars, Air Defense Radars

Proliferation: Russian Federation
Origin: Russia (RUS)

Notes
Air defense radar unit of the former Soviet Union Interesting at this radar unit is the diametral attachment of 2
antenna systems. Every antenna is meant for another elevation angle. Since two equal radar units always turned
a location synchronously, four height ranges were felt therefore (like a Stacked- Beam- Antenna). The Kabina 66
was coupled with several height-finders (2 - 4 height-finders PRV-13 or PRV-17). The frequency is processed
with four impulses but only two of these are transmitted. Two radar units work synchronously as a couple but also
separate operation is possible. The rotary drive is hydraulically carried out. The power supply (300 kW / 400 Hz)
is carried out of convertor or with diesel engines. A transfer needs 19 railroad plate freight cars.

System
Alternative Designation: Kabina 66/5n87; NATO: Back Trap

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 For Training Use Only
Type: 3D Long-Range Radar System
Crew: INA
Chassis: The BACK TRAP is a van-mounted mobile radar.
Weapon System Associated with the Back Trap Radar: Weapons systems associated with the BACK TRAP
include the SA-5 GAMMON.
Band: "E/F" Band
Frequency: 1.98-2.45 GHz
Power Output: 32 kW (average), 1.5 MW (peak) (some sources report up to 2.4 MW peak power)
PRF: 60-1460 Hz
Range Resolution: 1.7 km (range)/1 degree (azimuth)
On/Off time: INA
Detection Ranges, 1 m2 RCS target at 200 m Altitude: 50 km
Detection Ranges, 1 m2 RCS target at 400 m Altitude: 200 km
Detection Ranges, 1 m2 RCS target at 600 m Altitude: 310 km
Detection Ranges, 1 m2 RCS target at Maximum Range: 450 km (380 km for fighter sized target)

Dimensions
Length: INA
Width: INA
Height: INA
Weight, Combat: INA

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