Russians are testing a new quadcopter, the Sibiryachok-5
Russia has announced the testing of a new quadcopter, the “Sibiryachok-5,” which, according to its developers, is capable of operating under electronic warfare conditions and remaining airborne for up to 90 minutes.
The drone is being developed by the Rostec Corporation. Its stated operational range from the control station is up to 28 km, its maximum flight altitude is up to 1,000 meters, and its payload capacity is up to 4 kg.
The occupiers also claim that the drone is equipped with a laser rangefinder, a night vision system, a thermal imager, and a camera with 160x optical zoom. If the signal is lost, the UAV is reportedly capable of automatically returning to its launch point.
The maximum flight speed is stated as 54 km/h.
Source: “Rostec.”
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