Four Bands and Video Output as Standard: Our Company Reveals the Key Differences Between Drone Detectors
The Main Difference: “Chuyka 4.0” Covers Four Frequency Bands
The key upgrade is the addition of a fourth frequency module covering the 6040–8600 MHz band, significantly expanding the range of drones the device can detect. Overall, “Chuyka 4.0” operates in the following bands: 1080–2200 MHz, 2860–4500 MHz, 4860–6040 MHz and 6040–8600 MHz.
The supplied equipment has changed accordingly: the detector now comes with four antennas instead of three, and its weight has increased by 150 grams. The device has an IP54 protection rating and a scanning cycle of 4–8 seconds.
Other updates include:
- An analog video output for mirroring intercepted video on an external display is now included as standard.
- The device features a built-in 5,000 mAh battery and comes with an additional 10,000 mAh external battery pack with USB Type-C charging, as well as a vehicle power cable. With the additional battery, total operating time reaches up to 6 hours.
- A cooling fan is now standard on all units and can be switched off in the settings if required.
At the same time, the device retains the intuitive controls of “Chuyka 3.0”: the interface, button combinations, and manual and automatic search modes remain unchanged, making it easier for military personnel to transition to the new version.
The video comparison is available at the following link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rk9XMSdPcG8&t=77s
