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Eugene Gubin Defense News Editor. General experience in journalism is over 18 years. I admire technologies, space and adore dogs.
Among the popular technologies – the detector of video signal drones “Chuyka 3.0” company Bluebird Drones. It is one of the means of ERB – radio electronic intelligence. According to the statement Brave1, it intercepts an analog video signal from the FPV-arom to the operator-the user can see the drone operator screen directly on the device and react.
“The main goal is FPV-zeros, but you can also intercept the signal of enemy NRCs and long-range shock UAVs of the type” laS “with an analog signal,”-said in the cluster message.
It was explained here that the detector is up to 4 km. When the drone at the analog video flies into the zone of “Chuika”, it announces the user with a sound signal that gradually increases with the approach of the drone.
“The device screen displays signal sources (up to three at the same time) and their frequencies. The fighter can switch the channels to display the trapped video on the screen and find out, Ukrainian is a drone or Russian, and its route. The interface is simple and intuitive,” – added to Brave1.
The cluster noted that “Chuyka 3.0” scans video signals at a speed of 4 to 8 seconds, and the software allows you to intercept even encoded signals. It is argued that the manufacturer is constantly updating and improving the software, relying on a real feedback from the battlefield.
“Chuyka 3.0”
Bluebird Drones
“And now this device is already operating in three key ranges that cover up to 95% of the most common FPV-oues. The plans for this year-the development of even more powerful” Chuika 4.0 “, network interaction and integration with the systems Brave1.
23 Customers have already purchased such detectors using Brave1 Market.
Recall that Producers for selling technologies on marketplaces need:
· To check on the site of the Ukrainian startup fund;
· Send a Marketplate connection request on Email: [emailprotected]. In the topic of the letter, specify “Request for Brave1” and add information about the check.
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Eugene Gubin Defense News Editor. General experience in journalism is over 18 years. I admire technologies, space and adore dogs.
Among the popular technologies – the detector of video signal drones “Chuyka 3.0” company Bluebird Drones. It is one of the means of ERB – radio electronic intelligence. According to the statement Brave1, it intercepts an analog video signal from the FPV-arom to the operator-the user can see the drone operator screen directly on the device and react.
“The main goal is FPV-zeros, but you can also intercept the signal of enemy NRCs and long-range shock UAVs of the type” laS “with an analog signal,”-said in the cluster message.
It was explained here that the detector is up to 4 km. When the drone at the analog video flies into the zone of “Chuika”, it announces the user with a sound signal that gradually increases with the approach of the drone.
“The device screen displays signal sources (up to three at the same time) and their frequencies. The fighter can switch the channels to display the trapped video on the screen and find out, Ukrainian is a drone or Russian, and its route. The interface is simple and intuitive,” – added to Brave1.
The cluster noted that “Chuyka 3.0” scans video signals at a speed of 4 to 8 seconds, and the software allows you to intercept even encoded signals. It is argued that the manufacturer is constantly updating and improving the software, relying on a real feedback from the battlefield.
“Chuyka 3.0”
Bluebird Drones
“And now this device is already operating in three key ranges that cover up to 95% of the most common FPV-oues. The plans for this year-the development of even more powerful” Chuika 4.0 “, network interaction and integration with the systems Brave1.
23 Customers have already purchased such detectors using Brave1 Market.
Recall that Producers for selling technologies on marketplaces need:
· To check on the site of the Ukrainian startup fund;
· Send a Marketplate connection request on Email: [emailprotected]. In the topic of the letter, specify “Request for Brave1” and add information about the check.