Download the manual to learn the preparation and operating procedure for the "Chipa" net launcher used to intercept drones, and to review its technical specifications and storage guidelines.
The device is called the “Chipa” net launcher.
The device is manufactured by BlueBird Tech.
It is designed to launch a net charge in order to intercept small unmanned aerial vehicles.
The net launcher weighs 620 g.
The device measures 50 mm in diameter and 260 mm in length.
The deployed net measures approximately 3 × 3 meters.
The effective operating range is up to 25 meters.
The launcher uses a blank caliber 410 cartridge.
The net deploys in approximately 0.2 seconds.
No, the “Chipa” net launcher is a single-use device.
The package includes the launcher body, a cartridge with the net charge, a blank caliber 410 cartridge, and a user manual.
The net goes through launch (0–4 m), initial deployment (4–15 m), fully deployed flight (15–20 m), and reduced effectiveness (20–25 m) phases.
The main components are the net cartridge, the safety, the trigger, and the activation mechanism.
Insert the blank cartridge into the net charge cartridge, screw the cartridge onto the launcher body until securely fastened, and confirm the safety is functioning properly.
The device should be held with the right hand on the grip, and with both hands once the safety is released.
The safety is removed by pulling out the ring-shaped safety pin with the left hand.
Part of the firing energy is redirected into the net cartridge body, giving it forward momentum and reducing the recoil felt by the operator.
The device should be stored in a dry location, away from heat sources and open flame, in a place inaccessible to unauthorized persons.
No, disassembling the firing mechanism or the net charge cartridge is prohibited.
It is prohibited to point the device at people or animals.
