Missile & Cannon mounted Remote Weapon Station

• lionnoisy

  27 Sep 06, 13:00

  Cannon and missile mounted on Remote Weapon Station--RWS
  
  have u seen it before??
  
  another local production.ST always have new suprise to is>
  
  

  
  The Multi-Purpose Grenade Launcher
  Easy to maintain
  Low life cycle cost
  Modular for future growth
  Stabilised weapon system
  Lightweight system - can be mounted
  on any armoured fighting or fast craft
  
  Land
  Lightweight system - can be mounted
  on any armoured fighting or fast craft
  Day/ Night operation
  Stabilised for better accuracy
  Capable of using Air Bursting
  Munition (ABM)
  
  40/ 7.62 RWS
  Mounted with CIS 40AGL, 7.62 mm Co-axial (optional - smoke grenade launcher system)
  Total Height; Approximate 722 mm (to the top of the sight)
  Sweep Diameter: 1740 mm
  Total Weight: < 300 kg (including guns and ammo)
  Elevation/ Depression: 45º/ 8º
  Traverse: n x 360º
  Traverse speed: 30º per sec maximum
  Elevation speed: 30º per sec maximum
  
  Day Camera Assembly (DCA)
  FOV (Narrow) - 1.3º (H) by 1.0º (V)
  FOV (Wide) - 25º (H) by 19º (V)
  Focus Range - 30 m to infinity
  Signal format - CCIR
  
  Night Camera Assembly (NCA)
  FOV - 8º (H) by 6º (V) with 2x digital zoom
  ICCD night vision system based on Super Gen II tube
  Optional - Thermal Imager
  Fire control system:
  - Day/ Night operation
  - Laser Range Finder
  - Ballistic computer
  
  Laser Range Finder
  Range 90 m to 4000 m
  Accuracy < ± 5 m
  Resolution < 10 m
  Eye Safe Class 1
  
  Weapon
  CIS 40AGL with 60 ready rounds
  7.62 mm Co-axial with 250 ready rounds
  Optional - Smoke grenade launcher with 5 ready rounds
  
  Naval
  Cannon and missile mounted
  on same weapon station
  High angle of elevation
  Stabilised
  Capable of using Air Bursting
  Munition (ABM)
  
  Fire control system:
  - Day/ Night operation
  - Laser Range Finder
  - Ballistic computer
  
  Technical Specifications
  Cannon 25mm/ 30mm cannon Coaxial Gun 7.62mm
  Technical Specifications
  Surface to Air Missile 2 to 4 units
  System and Physical Characteristics
  Weight < 1500 kg Height 2 metres
  Swept Volume 1.8 metres Ready rounds 150 rounds of 30mm and
  500 7.62 rounds
  Sighting System Day and Night Sighting System and Laser Range Finder
  Cannon and missile mounted
  on same weapon station
  High angle of elevation
  Stabilised
  Capable of using Air Bursting
  Munition (ABM)
  Naval
  40/ 7.62 RWS
  Day Camera Assembly (DCA)
  FOV (Narrow) - 1.3º (H) by 1.0º (V)
  FOV (Wide) - 25º (H) by 19º (V)
  Focus Range - 30 m to infinity
  Signal format - CCIR
  Night Camera Assembly (NCA)
  FOV - 8º (H) by 6º (V) with 2x digital zoom
  ICCD night vision system based on Super Gen II tube
  Optional - Thermal Imager
  
  Fire control system:
  - Day/ Night operation
  - Laser Range Finder
  - Ballistic computer
  
  Technical Specifications
  Main Cannon 25mm/ 30mm cannon
  Coaxial Gun 7.62mm
  Surface to Air Missile 2 to 4 units
  
  System and Physical Characteristics
  Weight < 1500 kg
  Height 2 metres
  Swept Volume 1.8 metres
  Ready rounds 150 rounds of 30mm and
  .....................500 7.62 rounds
  Sighting System Day and Night Sighting System and Laser Range Finder
  
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  (PL see brochure for details....)
  
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• tankee1981

  28 Sep 06, 18:18

  This is on display on the last Asian Aerospace.
• equlus84

  28 Sep 06, 19:21

  I was wondering how many targets can it engage simultaneously. Also can the missiles on each side, point at different sector of the sky or can they point 90 degrees towards the sky like the Russian Panstyr system.
• lionnoisy

  29 Sep 06, 12:02

  Originally posted by tankee1981:

  This is on display on the last Asian Aerospace.

  2.if its new ,why no body post here to share??
• tankee1981

  29 Sep 06, 12:11

  The brochure states that this missile and gun combo is used as a naval weapons system. I am wondering why it is not suitable to be mounted on the hull of a land armoured vehicle? It certainly seems feasible to me.
• beavan

  29 Sep 06, 22:56

  maybe it's because of the chassis?
• digger

  30 Sep 06, 08:06

  
  Looks like a TYPHOON GSR