ADEX 2015: Jammer Korea offers…Korean jammers
Jammer Korea is seeking to expand its market share in South Korea and beyond with two new jammer systems unveiled on 20 October.
The first new system is Aegis-Manpack, suitable for use by an infantry section where improvised explosive devices (IED) may be a threat.
Aegis-Manpack replaces the existing Aegis-B in the company’s catalogue, and it weighs 10-15kg depending on what configuration the customer wants. It can jam cell phone and wide-band frequencies to a maximum radius of 200m.
However, the most popular item in the range are vehicle-mounted jammers. The company unveiled its Aegis-V that differs from preceding systems
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