SA-6 GAINFUL (= ZRK-SD KUB or 2K12 KVADRAT as an export labelling) is a soviet-production self-propelled antiaircraft middle range missile set based on a 2P25 under-cart. First seen in 1967. Used in 1973 in Israeli-Egyptian-Syrian war, later in Algeria, Angola, Iraq, Libya, Lebanon, Morocco. Each regiment of SA-6 consisted of headquarters (two radio-locators Long Track = 1S12 and one Thin Skin-B radio-locator) vehicle and five batteries. Each battery consisted of a radio-locator Straight Flush (=1S91), four SA-6 and two Zil 131.

SA-6 is, without weapons, an extremely light and quick tracked vehicle, of low consumption (100 l / 100 km), ideal for terrain drive.

Technical data:

Crew: 3

Full weight: 14 000 kg

Size:

Length: (with the missile) 7,389 mm, (just the body) 6,790 mm

Width: 3180 mm

Height: (with the missile) 3,450 mm, (just the body) 1,800 mm

Headroom: 400 mm

Engine:

V-6R, 6 cylinders, diesel

Power: 240 Hp

Maximal speed: 44 km/h

Operational range: 260 km

Consumption 100 l/100 km

Weapons:

Look at similar: SA-4 GANEF, GM-587