Serhii "Flash" told what a "trench" or small electronic warfare device consists of and how it works (video)
Serhiy Flesh's channel has posted a video about "trench REB" (as Serhiy calls it) or "small REB". The video discusses the technical aspects of the system. In particular, it was noted that the modules purchased in China have adjustable power from 10 W to 100 W. It was also noted that a wider frequency band allows signals to be distributed with a lower density of interference.
The video also mentions the importance of proper power supply and cooling of the modules. To connect the modules, it is recommended to use a voltage converter up to 12 V or 24 V, as well as to install radiators and fans to prevent overheating.
Particular attention is paid to the structure of the trench REB, where it is recommended to use 3 modules per frequency band for optimal system efficiency. It is also important to take into account the peculiarities of using cloverleaf antennas for better performance to counter FPV drones.
Serhiy "Flash" Beskrestnov: Ukrainian expert on military radio technologies
SerhiyBeskrestnov, also known as Serhiy "Flash", is a Ukrainian expert and consultant in the field of military radio technologies, and a technical blogger. He graduated from the Kyiv Military Institute of Control and Communications with a degree in radio, radio relay, tropospheric and space communications. He held senior positions at Ukrainian Radio Systems and UMC. Since April 2022, Sergiy has been actively involved in advising and training various military units and law enforcement agencies of Ukraine. He has created a technical support service and facilitates the exchange of experience among several thousand military communicators of the Armed Forces and the National Guard. He also focuses on analysing Russian military equipment, including electronic warfare, electronic warfare, communications and strike UAVs, studying their use strategy and developing countermeasures. He is the author of several AFU guidelines on electronic warfare and communications, develops small electronic warfare devices and conducts practical research on Russian UAV radio signals at the frontlines.
