The SHARK is fully prepared for use in combat conditions. Its flight time is more than 2 hours, communication range is 60 km.
Ukrspetssystems has developed a new EW-resistant unmanned aerial system SHARK, which can hit American rocket artillery systems HIMARS. This was reported by the company’s press service.
It was noted that the development of this reconnaissance UAV from the project to the first flight took less than six months. Now the SHARK is fully ready for use in combat conditions.
The drone is specifically designed to penetrate the territory temporarily controlled by the enemy: to conduct deep aerial reconnaissance and adjustment, including Western long-range weapons – in particular, HIMARS.
SHARK, among other things, has secure encrypted communication and a camera with 30x optical zoom and additional digital zoom. Thanks to a highly reliable communication module and a modern camera system, the drone allows you to go deep behind enemy lines up to 60 km and perform surveillance at a distance of up to 5 km from the UAV to thing.
SHARK flight time – more than 2 hours, communication range – 60 km, take-off weight – 10 kg, wingspan – 1.91 m, deployment time – 15 minutes, operating temperature – from -15 C to +50 C, encryption method – AES256 , cruising speed – 70-90 km / h, maximum flight speed – 150 km / h, stall speed – 60 km / h, take-off method – slingshot, landing method – parachute.
Ukrspetssystems produces two classes of drones – operational-tactical level PD-2 and tactical drone SHARK.
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It was previously reported that Ukraine will receive 18 HIMARS from the United States over several years.
Recall that a video of the first battle between Ukrainian and Russian drones hit the Web.
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