KVERTUS developers have introduced a new AD MW antitrone gun for Ukraine's defense forces

< IMG SRC = "/Uploads/Blogs/C5/08/IB-FRJ4H9UDB_6240DF4A.jpg" Alt = "KVERTUS Developers presented a new antironous gun AD MW for the Defense Forces of Ukraine"/> ~ < p > Ukrainian KVERTUS, which specializes in radio electronic fighting, has introduced a new model of antitrone gun called & laquo; Quvertus & raquo; Ad mw. The main feature of this development is the adaptation to the specific use scenarios: the device is presented in two versions of & mdash; To counteract FPV-Drome and drones with ammunition discharges, informs Defense Express.

< p >The developers emphasize the convenience of the new model: the design of the gun is extended in the back, and the center of the mass is shifted closer to the operator. Thanks to this, the device is conveniently held on the shoulder and allows you to work with one hand. The case has two Picatin Backs for additional equipment.

< P > The model against FPV-aroma works in ranges 700 & minus; 900 and 900 & minus; 1100 MHz, creating radio factories for control channels. The version of drones with discharges blocks the signals in wider ranges: 400 & minus; 2500, 5150 & minus; 5250 and 5700 & minus; 5900 MHz, which corresponds to the video transmission and control channel. Both modifications have an effective range of more than 100 meters and antenna with a 80 & Deg; horizon and 60 & Deg; vertically.

< P > The output power is 100 watts for version against FPV and 90 watts for modification against discharges. The device is ready to operate within 30 seconds after switching on, and continuous use time is 90 minutes. After every 20 minutes of active work it is recommended to take a 5-minute break for cooling.

< p > The mass of a gun & mdash; 8 & nbsp; kg. To & nbsp; a kit includes two variable batteries, a charger, a radiation indicator, a transfer belt, summer and & nbsp; winter camouflage capes, and & nbsp; also transportation bag. For & nbsp; needs, the equipment may change in accordance with & nbsp; customer requirements. This & nbsp; a novelty from Kvertus is also & nbsp; one step in improving the efficiency of combating & nbsp; drones on & nbsp; modern battlefield.

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