Rebel Group unveils vehicle-mounted EW system with 14 jamming modules
System’s jamming range is at least 70 metres and can operate autonomously for at least 90 minutes

Ukrainian defence technology company Rebel Group has unveiled two new vehicle-mounted electronic warfare systems in its OPERA-OX line-up, the company told Defender Media.
According to the manufacturer, the OPERA-OX FR can be fitted with up to 14 jamming modules, depending on the configuration. The system is designed to disrupt enemy UAV control links and has a stated jamming range of at least 70 metres.
The system features a modular design, allowing customers to tailor its configuration to their requirements. The jamming modules are mounted on a protective frame secured with magnetic mounts. The frame also protects the equipment from external damage. Operators can select from four frequency bands.
The second system, the OPERA-OX BOX, is housed in an enclosed casing designed to resemble a car roof box. Mounted on the vehicle’s roof, the manufacturer says it is intended to make the EW equipment less conspicuous.

Depending on the configuration, the OPERA-OX BOX can accommodate up to 13 jamming modules. Its stated jamming range is at least 70 metres.
Both the OPERA-OX FR and OPERA-OX BOX are supplied with battery packs designed to provide at least 90 minutes of continuous operation. Each system also comes with a remote control unit, a mains charger and the necessary cables.
Defender Media previously reported on the Brama stationary system, which combines electronic warfare and electronic intelligence capabilities in a single unit.