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SeaVue

IOC: 1992
Total Production: 100
Also Known As: AN/APS-134, APS-134LW, Sea Vue and SeaVue XMC (SeaVue eXpanded Mission Capability)

Origin: United States of America

Contractor/s: Raytheon

Description: SeaVue is a lightweight, high-performance, long range surface (maritime and overland) mapping radar family for rotary and fixed-wing aircraft, ship and land applications. It is well suited to detect small maritime targets in high seas while scanning a wide area.

SeaVue radar provides inverse synthetic aperture radar (ISAR) imaging surveillance of ocean targets, SAR, weather detection and avoidance mode, small target detect, long range detection, Moving Target Indicator (MTI) and search and rescue transponder.

The SeaVue are operational in several countries on the Hawker 800, de Havilland Dash-8, Caravan II, ATR-42, CASA C-212, and Embraer EMB-145 (ERJ 145) AEW&C aircraft.

The APS-134LW is part of Raytheon's SeaVue family of radar systems for maritime and littoral surveillance applications. The Japan Air Self-Defense Force (JASDF) uses the APS-134LW as a component on the APQ-2 surveillance system installed on the JASDF U-125A aircraft. U-125A is a modified Hawker 800 twin-engine business jet.

In March 2006 National Air Support (NAS) subsidiary Surveillance awarded Raytheon a contract for the supply of 10 SeaVue maritime radars for integration into a fleet of Q300 turboprop aircraft. This contract was awarded on behalf of Australia's CoastWatch program which will deliver 10 modified Q300 aircraft to perform maritime surveillance missions.

Applications:

AEW&C, ISR & EW Aircraft
Business Jets
Unmanned Combat Air Vehicles

Mariner

Hawker 800XP

MQ-9A Reaper

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There are 6 news between
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21 Jun 2011

Raytheon Delivers First Production SeaVue XMC Radar SeaVue XMC Radar Completes Flight Testing US Customs and Border Protection Launches the New Predator B Guardian UAS FMS: Iraq Requests King Air 350ER for ISR Australia Orders 10 SeaVue Radars for CoastWatch Program General Atomics and LM Demonstrate BAMS Surveillance Capability

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	Country	Items	Country	Items
	Australia	18	Italy	?
	Japan	?	Mexico	20
	Thailand	?	United Kingdom	?
	United States of America	?

fully confirmed operational planned retired cancelled destroyed

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Last Updated:
Thursday, March 8, 2012

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