< img src = "/uploads/blogs/f1/81/IB-FQC4T7M12_a499ea2a.jpg" Alt = "Chinese developers presented the latest reconnaissance drone EV390"/> ~ ~ ~ < P > Chinese V-Uav has introduced a new EV390 drone at IDEX 2025, designed for reconnaissance, mapping and patrol. According to the developers, the vertical take -off and landing (VTOL) combines high autonomy, low noise and environmental friendliness thanks to electric engine, reports Army Recognition.
< P > The drone has a modular structure and is disassembled into six parts for convenient transportation in two cases. Its frame is made of carbon and fiberglass. EV390 has a wingspan of 3.9 m, a length of 1.9 m and a height of 75 cm. Thanks to four lithium-ion batteries, it can remain in the air for up to 3.5 hours without loading or 1.5 hours with a maximum useful weight of 10 kg. 60 ~/p > < P > Dron supports a number of automated functions, including flights for & nbsp; nbsp; given coordinates, autonomous return, tracking objects and the ability to spin over the point. The control system allows the operator to control the device at a distance up to & nbsp; 150 & nbsp; km. The drone is adapted to & nbsp; difficult conditions: it can work for & nbsp; temperature from -20 & c to +60 & Deg; c and wind resistant to & nbsp; 12 m/p. < P > Modular cut -off allows you to equip EV390 with different sensors. For example, the apparatus can carry thermal -imaging chambers for border patrols, Lidar for three -dimensional mapping or cargo containers for delivery of equipment during rescue operations.
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