Blighter radars and surveillance systems have been in service with the British and other armies for some time but the Scout is the product of a collaboration with Chess Dynamics, another British manufacturer and supplier to the MoD.
Combine a Blighter Revolution 360 radar
http://www.blighter.com/products/revolution-360-radar.html
With a Chess Dynamics Cobra
http://www.chess-dynamics.com/products/cobra-electro-optical-platform.html
Tie it together with Blighter View HMI-2 control system
http://www.blighter.com/products/blighterview-hmi-2.html
And you end up with a Scout!
And of course, a video
Two innovative British defence companies, bloody fantastic.
Ready for FRES
Number 5 is alive!
@TAS,
This. You have won all of the weaponised Jammie dodgers. All of them.
@Boss,
Have you measured Jackal 2 for it yet, or do we just plan to stick it on that Chenowth buggy RT keeps in the back of his garage, rubbing it lovingly with a clean cloth nappy and telling bedtime stories about the foreword edge of the battle area?
What British engineering does best , Innovate and Implement.
jackstaff – Jackal my arse fit this to all those lovely Husky’s brought into core fleet ! ;-)
Cobra is an inexpensive bit of kit. I saw some pricing for a tender process I was running and was pleasantly surpassed. Certainly compared favourable to the like of TopLite.
@Jed
Agreed Husky equipped with this radar / observation kit plus a laser designator like the one below would make the perfect vehicle for forward air controllers and Artillery Observers.
AN/PED-1 Lightweight Laser Designator Rangefinder (LLDR)
http://www.northropgrumman.com/Capabilities/ANPED1LLDR/Pages/default.aspx
Very nice!
ok it is not man portable but it is a lot more capable the MSTAR we currently use for the same job.
http://www.drs.com/Products/C3A/PDF/MSTAR.pdf
@Jackstaff, I thought all the weponised “biscuits, contributors for the use of” were lost in the great Stealth Biscuit Tin debacle of 2012? Unless someone has finally used radio interferometry to find the bl***y thing, now!