A drone with several variants has been developed in Ukraine
The Ukrainian company BlueBird Tech has unveiled a new aircraft-style drone, the “Bebradrone KIT,” designed as a DIY drone kit. The model comes in several versions, allowing the drone to be adapted for various tasks. The company also released photos of the new design.
It is a modular platform designed for engineering teams that require flexibility in their choice of equipment.
The new product is based on the combat-proven “Bebradrone” airframe. The main and most important difference of the “Bebradrone KIT” is that the customer can independently determine the aircraft’s configuration when placing an order: choose control systems, video transmission systems, cameras, flight electronics, navigation equipment, and other specialized modules.
The “Bebradrone KIT” is available in several versions:
Base – a mechanical airframe for independent equipment installation;
ARF – a version with pre-installed motors;
Pro – a platform with a pre-configured flight controller.
BlueBird Tech also offers custom configurations—the company’s engineers select, install, and configure equipment according to a specific customer’s technical specifications.
The company added that the “BeBradron KIT” is designed primarily for those for whom the standard configuration is insufficient.
"Bebradron KIT" Specifications
The “Bebradrone KIT” has a cruising speed of 90 km/h and a maximum speed of up to 150 km/h. Its tactical range is up to 45 km, and its maximum payload capacity is up to 7.5 kg.
Flight duration reaches 30 minutes. Launch is performed using a pneumatic catapult. The operational flight altitude ranges from 150 to 500 meters.
Actual flight performance depends on the platform’s configuration, installed equipment, battery, payload weight and placement, weather conditions, and flight mode.
This was reported by the press office of BlueBird Tech.
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