The transport includes means for receiving and recording conversations between the crew and the search and rescue group, as well as video recording of take-off and landing of return vehicles. It is based on a KAMAZ all-terrain chassis and is equipped with radio equipment, telecommunications cabinets and workstations for personnel.
Alexander Sashov, Director General of the Yaroslavl Radio Plant, stressed that the development of special equipment is carried out within the framework of the Federal target program “Development of cosmodromes to support the space activities of the Russian Federation for the period 2017-2025”. He also noted that all necessary tests and plans for autumn inspections were successfully completed by the kit developer.
Source: Ferra
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