Fixed-wing UAV Bebradrone-M

The UAV Bebradrone-M is a fixed-wing unmanned aerial vehicle designed for practical pilot training, interceptor drone operator training, and aerial target simulation. The aircraft enables training in conditions close to real-world scenarios and allows operators to practice controlling fixed-wing UAVs without the need for specialized platforms. 

After preparation, the UAV is mounted on a pneumatic catapult and launched into the air. Following automatic takeoff, the operator controls the aircraft via a radio link and receives analog video from the onboard camera. Depending on the mission scenario, the UAV performs a training flight, serves as a dynamic aerial target, or carries a payload. 

The aircraft is used to train pilots to operate fixed-wing UAVs, conduct practical training at training centers, prepare interceptor drone operators, and test aerial target detection and tracking systems. The UAV can also be used to simulate aerial situations and create additional aerial targets as part of defined scenarios. 

The UAV has a cruising speed of 70 km/h and a maximum speed of up to 115 km/h. It can remain in the air for up to 25 minutes, operate at an altitude of 200–700 m, and perform missions within a range of up to 30 km. The maximum payload capacity is up to 2 kg. 

The aircraft has an operational range of up to 30 km and a flight time of up to 25 minutes. Actual performance depends on the installed equipment, payload weight, battery condition, weather conditions, terrain, radio interference, and flight mode. 

The UAV can carry a payload weighing up to 2 kg. The type of equipment, installation method, and permitted configuration are determined according to the mission requirements. Before launch, check that the payload is securely mounted and that the aircraft is properly balanced. 

The UAV is launched using a pneumatic catapult. After the aircraft is installed, the systems are checked, and the UAV is switched to operating mode, an automatic takeoff is performed. Once the initial launch phase is complete, the operator continues to control the aircraft via the radio link. 

In the basic configuration, the UAV is controlled at 915 MHz, while the analog video signal is transmitted at 5.8 GHz. At the customer’s request, other compatible control and video-link systems can be installed. The final configuration and cost are calculated individually. 

The UAV is equipped with a daylight/twilight camera that transmits analog video in real time. The camera is designed for flight control in daylight conditions as well as in low-light environments. 

The basic configuration does not include a navigation system, but one can be installed upon the customer’s request. The UAV supports automatic takeoff from a pneumatic catapult. Cruise control is not available for safety reasons, so the operator must continuously monitor and control the aircraft during flight. 

The aircraft is recommended for pilots who have completed a basic UAV operator training course, trained using a flight simulator, or already have practical experience operating fixed-wing unmanned aerial vehicles. The UAV can also be used under instructor supervision during hands-on trainee training. 

Yes. The aircraft can serve as a realistic moving aerial target for training FPV interceptor operators. This allows them to practice visual detection and tracking, closing in on the target, attack-approach maneuvers, positioning in the target’s rear hemisphere, interception, and automatic target-acquisition (EVS) algorithms under controlled, near-real-world conditions. 

Yes. At the customer’s request, the UAV can be equipped with a navigation system, the control frequency or video-link configuration can be changed, and other compatible components can be added. The final equipment configuration and cost are determined after the technical requirements have been agreed upon. 

The original UAV Bebradrone-M can be purchased through the official BlueBird Tech website. For advice on specifications, configuration, production lead times, and purchasing terms, call +38 073 864 04 07. For your security, please use only the official contact channels listed on the website.

Under subparagraph 5 of paragraph 32 of subsection 2 of Section XX of the Tax Code of Ukraine, certain defense-related products may be supplied without VAT if the final recipient is a law enforcement agency, the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine, the Armed Forces of Ukraine, the National Guard of Ukraine, the Security Service of Ukraine, the State Border Guard Service of Ukraine, the National Police of Ukraine, volunteer formations of territorial communities, other military formations established in accordance with Ukrainian law, other entities within the security and defense sector, or enterprises acting as contractors or subcontractors under state defense contracts. 

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An end-user certificate is a document confirming that the final recipient of the products will be a law enforcement agency, the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine, the Armed Forces of Ukraine, the National Guard of Ukraine, the Security Service of Ukraine, the State Border Guard Service of Ukraine, the National Police of Ukraine, volunteer formations of territorial communities, or other military formations established in accordance with Ukrainian law. 

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