Co naprawdę potrafią polskie radary Odra, P 18PL, Bystra i PETPCL

Poland designs and manufactures long-, medium-, and short-range radars, as well as passive location systems. In this video, I compare the Odra, P-18PL, Warta, Bystra, Sajna, Tuga, and Liwiec rivers and explain how active and passive radars work. ☕ Support the channel and buy me a coffee: https://buycoffee.to/militarnykonkret What is the difference between instrumental range and actual detection distance? How does an AESA antenna direct the beam? What are the PET and PCL technologies that allow for space surveillance without their own emissions? The video also shows which designs are already in mass production, which are just entering service, and how Polish radars work with the Wisła, Narew, and IBCS systems. A separate section is devoted to domestic components, software, and how much Polish actually resides in these designs. Table of Contents 00:00 Why Polish Radars Are an Exception 00:48 How a Radar Detects and Tracks Targets 01:33 How an AESA Antenna Works 02:22 Instrumental Range and Actual Detection 02:56 NUR-15M and TRS-15M Odra 04:15 P-18PL and Warta 06:45 PET and PCL Passive Radars 09:11 Bystra and Soła 10:28 CTA 10:48 Sajna and Tuga 11:56 Liwiec and Naval Radars 12:54 Combining Data from Different Sensors 13:530 How Polish Are These Designs? 14:11 Is Poland a Radar Powerhouse?