In today’s unpredictable battlespace, launching weapons safely and accurately is critical to mission success. NavStorm™+ is a 24-channel, dual-frequency, all-in-view receiver capable as a stand-alone system or integrated with an Inertial Navigation System (INS). Powered by state-of-the-art technology, NavStorm+ provides enhanced, Direct-Y acquisition, built-in digital nulling for high jamming immunity and fast initial acquisition. NavStorm+ is the first fully qualified, integrated GPS and anti-jam system in the family of BAE Systems Gun-hardened GPS receivers for weapons.
Features & benefits
- Military encrypted GPS assured PNT (Position, Navigation & Timing) in challenged environments
- Enables small weapons and artillery to host secure, military GPS - Small size 2.8" (71.6 mm) diameter x 1.1" (27.9 mm) maximum
- Artillery/gun-hardened (20,000 g shock) – Suitable for gun-launched artillery weapon systems
- Superior jamming immunity in severe GPS-challenged environments / Integrated digital anti-jam electronics (>92 dB J/S while tracking)
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