Electronic intelligence device “Chuyka 4.5.0”

Chuyka 4.5.0 is a portable four-band electronic reconnaissance device designed to detect UAV signals in real time. The device detects analogue video transmissions and monitors unmanned aerial vehicle activity within the radio-frequency spectrum. Chuyka 4.5.0 helps identify potential threats in advance and provides additional time to respond.

After being switched on, Chuyka 4.5.0 automatically scans the radio-frequency spectrum across four frequency ranges and analyses active signals. When activity is detected, the device produces visual and audible alerts, displays system information on the smaller screen and, when a compatible signal is available, can display intercepted video on the larger screen.

Chuyka 4.5.0 operates across four frequency ranges: 1080–2200 MHz; 2860–4500 MHz; 4860–6040 MHz; and 6050–8800 MHz. The additional fourth module expands radio-frequency monitoring capabilities and allows the device to cover a broader frequency spectrum than previous versions.

The range depends on the operating frequency, video transmitter power, antenna type, terrain, interference, and other operating conditions. For the 2860–4500 MHz range, the reference distance is 3 km: it may be greater at frequencies up to 4000 MHz and shorter at frequencies between 4000 and 4500 MHz. For the 6050–8800 MHz range, the detection distance starts from 3 km.

The primary difference is the fourth 6050–8800 MHz frequency module and a fourth antenna. Chuyka 4.5.0 also has a video output for connecting an external monitor and an input for an additional or continuous power source. These features expand the device’s capabilities in both field and fixed-site applications.

The device analyses analogue signals within the specified frequency ranges. Its primary purpose is to identify UAV activity and display system information about detected signals.

The video output allows an external monitor or another display device to be connected to show the intercepted video signal. This may be useful at fixed observation posts or command centres.

The built-in battery provides up to 2 hours of operation. An additional battery pack adds up to 4 hours, bringing the total operating time to up to 6 hours.

The device is used by military units, mobile teams, volunteer organisations, UAV operators, and other users who require radio-frequency monitoring in high-risk areas.

The original Chuyka 4.5.0 electronic reconnaissance device can be purchased through the official BlueBird Tech website. For advice regarding specifications, package contents, and purchase terms, call +38 073 864 04 07 and use only official communication channels.

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