Codified EW and Drone Detection Devices

Q: What is a codified device from BlueBird Tech?

A codified device from BlueBird Tech is equipment that has passed official testing, has received a nomenclature number, and complies with the requirements and standards established by the Armed Forces of Ukraine and NATO countries. Codification confirms that the product can be used in military units.

Q: Which devices are included in BlueBird Tech’s codified solutions category?

This category includes electronic warfare and electronic intelligence devices that have undergone codification. In particular, these are the “Chuyka 3.0” drone detector, the “Hrets 4MO” EW system, and the “Hrets 4MC” anti-drop EW system.

Q: What is NATO military equipment codification needed for?

Codification under NATO standards is a standardized process for identifying and cataloging military equipment within the NATO Codification System (NCS). It enables unambiguous identification of equipment, simplifies inventory management, logistics, and supply across units and partners, and confirms compliance with established technical requirements.

Q: What is the difference between a NATO-codified device and a regular one?

A NATO-codified device has a unique nomenclature number (NSN) assigned and is entered into the NATO Codification System. This ensures standardized accounting, identification, and use within the logistics systems of NATO member and partner countries. Codification also confirms that the product has undergone the required classification and documentation procedures in accordance with international standards.

Q: What is the “Chuyka 3.0” electronic intelligence device?

“Chuyka 3.0” is a portable drone detector that operates in passive mode, detecting FPV drones via analog video signals. The device enables timely identification of UAV activity and provides alerts about potential threats.

Q: What is the difference between “Hrets 4MO” and “Hrets 4MC”?

The “Hrets 4MO” EW system is designed to counter FPV drones, while the “Hrets 4MC” is intended for use against DJI Mavic-type UAVs. The differences also include operating frequency ranges and the intended purpose of the systems.

Q: Who are codified devices intended for?

These solutions are used by military units, vehicle crews, mobile groups, security units, and other users who require protection against unmanned aerial vehicles or situational awareness of the airspace.

Q: How to choose a codified device for my task?

The choice depends on the type of threat, operating conditions, and required functionality. For early UAV detection, electronic intelligence devices are recommended, while electronic warfare systems are suitable for active countermeasures.

Q: Why are codified devices important for military units?

Such devices have verified specifications and can be officially used within defense structures. This simplifies the supply of tested equipment to units and reduces the risks associated with using unverified solutions.

Q: Where can I buy codified EW and ELINT devices?

Codified BlueBird Tech devices, including “Chuyka 3.0”, “Hrets 4MO”, and “Hrets 4MC”, can be purchased through the company’s official channels. When selecting a device, it is important to consider the type of threat, the use case, and the required level of protection.

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Codified devices are devices that have undergone official testing and comply with NATO standards and the requirements of the Defense Forces.

Codified devices from BlueBird Tech

A line of certified EW and radio reconnaissance systems for protecting positions, equipment, and personnel from UAV threats.

Has NATO codification

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Electronic intelligence device “Chuyka 3.0”

“Chuyka 3.0” is a tri-band portable drone detector that passively detects and intercepts analog video signals from FPV UAVs.

Frequency bands: 1.2 / 3.3 / 5.8 GHz
Auto-scanning: 4–8 seconds
Detection range: up to 4 km

995 $

* price with VAT

829 $

* Price excluding VAT

Has NATO codification

EW anti-drop “Hrets” 4MC

“Hrets 4MC” is an EW system designed to counter DJI Mavic drones, providing neutralization of control and video transmission channels within the device’s operational area.

Frequency bands: dual 2360–2500 MHz and 5725–5850 MHz
Weight: <12 kg
Neutralization: DJI Mavic drones
Module power consumption: 50 W

4 335 $

* price with VAT

3 613 $

* Price excluding VAT

Has NATO codification

Hrets 4MO EW System

“Hrets 4MO” is an EW system designed to protect against FPV drones, with a neutralization zone of 70–400 m depending on operating conditions.

Frequency bands: 450–530 MHz and 700–1050 MHz (4 bands)
Neutralization: FPV drones
Weight: 12 kg
Power consumption: up to 600 W

5 845 $

* price with VAT

4 871 $

* Price excluding VAT

How to choose a codified device

How to choose a codified device for a specific task

The choice depends on the unit’s operational format, the type of threat, and the required level of UAV protection.

Why codified solutions are needed

Devices of this type have passed all required tests and confirmed compliance with NATO standards. They enable to:

detect approaching drones;
create a radio suppression zone around equipment;
increase the safety of movement;
use verified equipment with confirmed specifications.

Who codified devices are suitable for and how they are used

Mobile units and vehicle crews, to protect transport from FPV drones while in motion.
Military personnel at positions, for monitoring airspace conditions and early UAV detection.
Security units, as an additional safety tool.

Operating principle of BlueBird Tech codified devices

The devices detect or suppress radio signals within a specified frequency range, creating a protective field or triggering an alarm when UAVs are detected, enabling a rapid response to threats.

Need advice on choosing a codified device?

Not sure which model or accessories best fit your task?

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FAQ for “Codified devices” category

What is a codified device from BlueBird Tech?

A codified device from BlueBird Tech is equipment that has passed official testing, has received a nomenclature number, and complies with the requirements and standards established by the Armed Forces of Ukraine and NATO countries. Codification confirms that the product can be used in military units.

Which devices are included in BlueBird Tech’s codified solutions category?

This category includes electronic warfare and electronic intelligence devices that have undergone codification. In particular, these are the “Chuyka 3.0” drone detector, the “Hrets 4MO” EW system, and the “Hrets 4MC” anti-drop EW system.

What is NATO military equipment codification needed for?

Codification under NATO standards is a standardized process for identifying and cataloging military equipment within the NATO Codification System (NCS). It enables unambiguous identification of equipment, simplifies inventory management, logistics, and supply across units and partners, and confirms compliance with established technical requirements.

What is the difference between a NATO-codified device and a regular one?

A NATO-codified device has a unique nomenclature number (NSN) assigned and is entered into the NATO Codification System. This ensures standardized accounting, identification, and use within the logistics systems of NATO member and partner countries. Codification also confirms that the product has undergone the required classification and documentation procedures in accordance with international standards.

What is the “Chuyka 3.0” electronic intelligence device?

“Chuyka 3.0” is a portable drone detector that operates in passive mode, detecting FPV drones via analog video signals. The device enables timely identification of UAV activity and provides alerts about potential threats.

What is the difference between “Hrets 4MO” and “Hrets 4MC”?

The “Hrets 4MO” EW system is designed to counter FPV drones, while the “Hrets 4MC” is intended for use against DJI Mavic-type UAVs. The differences also include operating frequency ranges and the intended purpose of the systems.

Who are codified devices intended for?

These solutions are used by military units, vehicle crews, mobile groups, security units, and other users who require protection against unmanned aerial vehicles or situational awareness of the airspace.

How to choose a codified device for my task?

The choice depends on the type of threat, operating conditions, and required functionality. For early UAV detection, electronic intelligence devices are recommended, while electronic warfare systems are suitable for active countermeasures.

Why are codified devices important for military units?

Such devices have verified specifications and can be officially used within defense structures. This simplifies the supply of tested equipment to units and reduces the risks associated with using unverified solutions.

Where can I buy codified EW and ELINT devices?

Codified BlueBird Tech devices, including “Chuyka 3.0”, “Hrets 4MO”, and “Hrets 4MC”, can be purchased through the company’s official channels. When selecting a device, it is important to consider the type of threat, the use case, and the required level of protection.

BlueBird developments are codified in accordance with NATO standards and aligned with the needs of Ukraine’s Defense Forces.
EW systems, drone detectors, batteries, and other devices have confirmed their precise compliance with all declared tactical and technical characteristics during field testing — and most importantly, their high effectiveness. In particular, the “Hrets 4MO” EW system has already been NATO codified, and several other devices are now in the final stages of the codification process.

We are moving decisively toward full codification of all BlueBird devices in the near future — because each of them deserves recognition on both the domestic and international military technology and electronic warfare markets!