The Repeynik radar system appears to be compact and easily transportable with a rotating active electronically scanned array (AESA) unit mounted on a tripod for quick deployment and stability. The radar antenna itself is a flat-panel design, which contributes to its stealthy profile and makes it less conspicuous when in operation. This setup also enables 360-degree azimuth scanning with an elevation angle of up to 20°, eliminating any blind spots. The whole system has a total weight of around 25.5 kg
The radar system's control unit and other electronic components are housed in a portable, ruggedized case that can be easily transported and set up in various environments. The case seems to have an integrated display and controls for easy access and operation of the system. Additionally, there are various cables and connectors visible, indicating the system's capability to connect to different power sources and integrate with other equipment.
The narrow scanning beam of the "Repeynik " ensures the stealthy operation of the station and reduces the risk of being targeted by anti-radar missiles. Combined with its compact size and rapid five-minute deployment, the system significantly enhances the effectiveness of assault/reconnaissance teams operating in enemy territory or security groups along contact lines. The use of a non-Doppler effect allows for the detection of stationary targets, such as hovering unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs). Assembly and preparation for operation at a designated position require no more than 5 minutes.

The Repeynik radar station is operated using a computer equipped with the necessary software. If needed, the control station can be placed at a considerable distance from the antenna post, allowing for increased flexibility in various operational scenarios. The software component of the radar system is compatible with different operating systems and is designed for ease of use.
The operator receives information in a graphical format, which enables them to quickly and easily interpret the data. Additionally, the system allows for the use of topographic maps, providing enhanced convenience and situational awareness for the operator during reconnaissance and security missions. This user-friendly interface and adaptable control system make the Repeynik radar station an invaluable asset in modern tactical operations.