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"Tochka-U", Tactical Missile System. by PHOTOGRAPHY by DM & DBM.

The initial version, Tochka, NATO reporting name Scarab A, entered service with the Soviet Army in 1975. It carried one of four types of warhead:

9M123F unitary High explosive warhead. Weight 420 kilograms (930 lb).

9M123K submunitions warhead. Anti-personnel, anti-armour and anti-runway submunitions available.

9M79B nuclear. Selectable yield of 10 or 100 kT.

9N123R EMP warhead.

The minimum range was about 15 km (9.3 mi), maximum range was 70 km (43 mi). Its circular error probable (CEP) is estimated to be about 150 m (490 ft).

The improved Tochka-U, NATO reporting name Scarab B, passed state tests from 1986 to 1988, and was introduced in 1989.

A new motor propellant increased the range to 120 km (75 mi). The CEP significantly improved, to 95 m (312 ft). Six warhead options have been reported, a unitary high explosive warhead, an anti-personnel submunition dispenser, an anti-radar warhead, an EMP warhead and two nuclear warheads.

Scarab C

An unconfirmed third variant, designated Scarab C by NATO, may have been developed in the 1990s, but was likely never operational. Range increased to 185 km (115 mi), and the CEP decreased to less than 70 m (229 ft). Scarab C weighed 1,800 kg (4,000 lb).

Configuration

9M79 missiles with various types of warheads (-9M79-1 for Tochka U Complex).

Launcher 9P129 or 9P129-1M (SPU);

Transport and loading machine 9T218 or 9T128-1 (TZM);

Transport vehicle 9T222 or 9T238 (TM);

Automatic testing machine 9V819 or 9V819-1 (AKIM);

Technical service vehicle 9V844 or 9V844M (MTO).

Set of weapon equipment 9F370-1 (KAO);

Educational means:

Simulator 9F625M;

Missile overall weight model (such as 9M79K-GVM).

9M79-UT training missile and 9N123F (K) -UT, 9N39-UT warhead. 9H123F-R UT;

9M79-RM missile and 9N123K-RM missile split training model.

Solar system by Digital Artist

System Map | 1988 by Matt Csenge

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Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA)

Boston, MA, USA

1988

Green Line E runs to Arborway.

No commuter service on the Old Colony Lines.

Scandinavian Airlines System (SAS) | SE-ROM | Airbus A320-251N (neo) | Stockholm-Arlanda Airport (ARN/ESSA) by Mitchul Hope

Operator: Scandinavian Airlines System (SAS) (SK/SAS) – Denmark, Norway, Sweden

Aircraft: Airbus A320-251N (neo) – SE-ROM

MSN: 8494 – Delivered: Nov 2018

Flight Number: SK130

Callsign: SAS130 – Scandinavian One Three Zero

Date: 25/02/2022

Route: Malmö Sturup Airport (MMX/ESMS) – Stockholm-Arlanda Airport (ARN/ESSA)

© Mitchell R Hope

Air system by True British Metal

Massilia Sound System by .E.L.S.

16/09/2017 Le Métaphone, Oignies (62)

Linkage System by R D C

at Bok Tower Museum, Lake Wales, FL

Excavation of water system in Meggido by Leon Reed

BioSynthetic Systems by Svenja Kratz

Sound system by Cooper Photography

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Bling! by BigBlackLincoln

System dates from the mid 90's but still. Not what one would expect.

Check out the rest of the set, there are some real good (and rare) ones in here!

The Endocannabinoid System - How marijuana oil works by Richard Girard

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SUD SOUND SYSTEM by francesco prandoni

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Basement Drainage System Indianapolis by DEVIN A ODOM CO

Install sump pump system and new concrete floor in old basement

The aquaduct that existed from the time of the Vijayanagara Kingdom in Hampi by Magiceye

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Trace Systems, Best Recruiters by ClearedJobs.Net

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Sheridan Lake system by Lesleyanne Ryan

GP Solar Panels Array by Will Allen

Rainwater Harvesting System by St. Mary's University

St. Mary's University unveiled a rainwater harvesting system that will irrigate around Garni Hall. Dave Turner, Ph.D., and his students designed it! bit.ly/1xyAoZI

LEGO SYSTEM 5541 by Emilio Magnante