Radar · Fire control (SAM)
30N6 Flap Lid
30N6 / 30N6E (Flap Lid / Tomb Stone)
Very high
RU
Fire-control radar of the S-300P
The fire-control radar of the S-300P family: a phased array with track-via-missile guidance, comparable to the Patriot radar. It tracks six targets and guides two missiles per target. The Flap Lid A sits on a small trailer, the Flap Lid B on a MAZ-7910 truck; the 30N6E2 export version for the S-300PMU2 is known in the West as Tomb Stone.
Belongs withSA-20 GargoyleStrategic SAM
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Dimensionsfor imagery analysis
- Vehicle
- MAZ-7910 8x8 (Flap Lid B)
- L × W × H
- 9.40 × 3.10 × 3.70 m; 20 t
- Antenna
- ≈ 2.75 m²
- Dimension source
- US Army TRADOC Worldwide Equipment Guide (ODIN)
General
- Role
- Fire control and missile guidance (TVM)
- Belongs to
- SA-10 Grumble, SA-20 Gargoyle (S-300P/PMU)
- Variants
- Flap Lid A (trailer), B (truck), 30N6E, 30N6E2 Tomb Stone
Performance
- Band
- I/J band (8–20 GHz)
- Intercept range
- ≈ 49 NM (90 km)
- Targets
- 6 at once, 2 missiles per target
- Minimum altitude
- ≈ 80 ft (25 m)
Threat
- RWR
- Yes — S-300 fire control
- Countermeasure
- SEAD/DEAD against the radar, low flying behind terrain, stand-off jamming
- Threat level
- Very high
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