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The LD-2000, derived from the Type 730 naval CIWS is mounted on locally developed cross-country 8x8 truck. A bank of four electrically-operated smoke grenade launchers is mounted either side of the forward part of the vehicle.ДЇor ultra-low-level air defence, NORINCO is now offering to select Southeast Asian countries two distinct solutions : the LD 2000 close-in weapon system (CIWS) and the YitianVSHORADS. The commander is seated to the rear of the driver.

The Command Post vehicle is also provided with an autonomous land navigation system and an auxiliary power unit needed to power the additional electronics mounted in the vehicle. Communications equipment installed in the Battery Command Post allows it to transmit information in a digital form up to 5km, by standard radio up to 15km and by wire up to 500 metres. The search radar feeds information to the data processing system that in turn allocates target information to the individual QW-2/Type 80 units. The radar was developed by the China National Electronics Import & Export Corp-oration (CEIEC). The wheeled Battery Command Post vehicle also houses the airspace surveillance radar with a maximum range of 45km and a maximum altitude of up to 4.5km. According to CPMIEC, in the radar search mode this is 10 seconds while in the optronic mode it is about 6 seconds. System reaction time depends on a number of factors. The laser rangefinder has a minimum range of 500 metres, maximum range of 5.5km and is accurate to +/-5 metres.

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The TV tracker has a maximum automatic tracking range of 6km, while the infra-red tracking camera has a maximum range of 5km. The gunner also has a joystick with which to lay the weapons onto the target. This calculates the weapon-laying data, and when the target is within range the 57mm gunвЂ™s gunner opens fire. The OT-3 gimballed optronic sensor package mounted on the forward part of a revolving turret includes a TV tracking camera, infra-red tracking camera and a laser rangefinder, which feeds information to the onboard fire-control computer.

The TD-2000BвЂ™s target acquisition and fire-control system comprises both a low-level search radar as well as an optronic sensor, both of which are mounted on wheeled vehicles. TD-2000B comprise of : missile launcher, battery command post, tracked radar, and artillery gun (photo : Army Recognition) The missile has a length of 2.1 metres, weighs 23kg, and has an engagement altitude of 5km. This enables the missile to fly a much longer range (8km) at high-speed (750 metres/second) and also deliver a heavier, expanding-rod high-explosive fragmentation warhead with a killing-zone radius of 3 metres. The QW-3вЂ™s missile body resembles the basic design of the earlier QW-1, but comers fitted with a second-stage booster at the missileвЂ™s rear end. However, this disadvantage is compensated by the fact that the targeted airborne aircraft is also much less manoeuvrable when flying at ultra-low altitudes. The nose-mounted laser guidance sensor has a relatively low rate of tracking (15 degrees/second) in comparison to conventional IR-homing surface-to-air missiles. This enables the QW-3 to be almost immune to infra-red countermeasures. Unlike other manportable air defence missiles that commonly use the passive IR-homing guidance, the QW-3 comes fitted with a unique nose-mounted semi-active laser guidance seeker. The laser-guided Qian Wei-3 (QW-3, or Vanguard 3) is a 8km-range missile (that is also known as the FL-2000B) first revealed during the 2002 Zhuhai Air Show. Previously, the Air Force had ordered the QW-3 shoulder-launched VSHORADS incorporating infra-red seekers, and Giant Bow-2s for base air defence operations. This is the second major weapon system of Chinese origin to have been ordered by the Indonesian armed forces. Prior to contract signature the Indonesian Army had shortlisted two competing systems from China: CPMIECвЂ™s TD-2000B comprising QW-3 laser-guided missiles (four missiles per launcher) and NORINCO-built Type 80 57mm anti-aircraft guns and China North Industries CorpвЂ™s (NORINCO) Giant Bow-2 twin-barrelled 23mm guns (already in service with the Indonesian Air Force) and TY-90 infra-red missiles. Missile launcher of the TD-2000B system (photo : Tempur)ДЇollowing extensive evaluations of competing systems, the Indonesian Army earlier this year inked a US$35 million contract with the state-owned China National Precision Machinery Import Export Corp (CPMIEC) under which two TD-2000B combined gun-missile short-range air defence systems (SHORADS) are being acquired as replacements for existing BAE Systems-built Rapier Mk1 SHORADS.