// Portable Radio Direction Finder

PLASTUN-RP3000

Electronic warfare & detectionFieldedIn Negotiation
Manufacturer
Infozahyst
Founded
2001
Status
Fielded

Key specifications

  • Covers 25–3,000 MHz, including frequency-hopping signals (company)
  • Direction-finding error of 0.5° at most (company figure)
  • Two-backpack set of up to 39 kg; up to 8 hours on its own power
PLASTUN-RP3000 direction-finder antenna mast set up in an open field

PLASTUN-RP3000 / Infozahyst

Overview

Infozahyst, founded in 2001, is a long-established Ukrainian developer of signals-intelligence and direction-finding equipment. Its PLASTUN-RP3000 is a portable direction finder carried in two backpacks; according to the company, it locates radios, jammers and other emitters across 25–3,000 MHz, including frequency-hopping signals. Forbes Ukraine described Plastun in September 2024 as the company’s most widespread product at the front, and reported revenue of about UAH 1 billion since the start of that year, according to the company’s director. In May 2026 Infozahyst signed a partnership memorandum with Germany’s Rohde & Schwarz to promote and adapt three of its other electronic-warfare systems for international markets. It also co-founded Danish-Ukrainian MITS Industries and is leading the launch of the group’s R&D office in Denmark.

Sources

  • Forbes Ukraine, 26 Sep 2024
  • Rohde & Schwarz press release, 20 May 2026
  • Defender Media, 29 Sep 2026
  • Militarnyi, 10 May 2023
  • Infozahyst, Oct 2026

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