2K12 Radio Locator – 3D Model
Formats: MAX, FBX, OBJ, TEX
2K12 Radio Locator (NATO reporting name: Spoon Rest) is a Soviet/Russian long-range, mobile, passive radar system. It is used to detect and track aircraft, missiles, and other radio-emitting targets. The 2K12 is a powerful system that can detect targets at ranges of up to 600 kilometers. It is also capable of tracking multiple targets simultaneously. The 2K12 is a two-part system. The first part is the 1L28 radar station, which is a large, mobile trailer. The second part is the 1L29 control station, which is a smaller, portable unit. The 1L28 radar station uses a phased-array antenna to detect radio signals. The antenna is made up of many small, individual antennas that are arranged in a grid. The radar system can use the phase difference between the signals received by the individual antennas to determine the direction of the target. The 1L29 control station uses the information from the 1L28 radar station to track the target. The control station can also use the information to calculate the target’s altitude, speed, and heading. The 2K12 is a versatile system that can be used in a variety of applications. It is used by the Russian military for air defense, as well as by civilian organizations for search and rescue and other purposes.