What measures can be taken to protect Firefinder systems from enemy detection?

The effectiveness of Firefinder systems can be significantly enhanced by employing camouflage techniques and taking advantage of the surrounding terrain. Disguising the radar makes it less visible to enemy observation and targeting systems, reducing the likelihood of detection. Utilizing terrain effectively involves positioning the radar in a way that it is shielded from enemy view and any potential aerial surveillance capabilities. This tactical use of the environment can obscure the radar’s location, making it harder for the enemy to pinpoint its presence.

The other choices do not provide effective measures against detection. Maintaining constant operation could actually draw attention to the system, making it easier for the enemy to locate. Using all available frequencies may provide more communication options but does not directly influence the visibility of the radar system. Limiting communications could have operational implications, but it does not enhance physical concealment or reduce the risk of detection by enemy forces.