Belarus has presented a new strike unmanned aerial complex "Kvadra-M," which is a modernized version of the "Kvadra-1400" drone. The development was shown by the State Authority for Military Industry.
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According to official information, the new drone is designed to engage enemy personnel and military equipment and can be used at any time of day.
The main focus in the new model is on precise munition drops. The quadcopter, weighing about 36 kilograms, is capable of carrying three PTAB-2.5 anti-tank bombs or other combat payload with a total weight of up to 10 kilograms. Thanks to its ability to hover over the target, the drone does not require complex calculations for bomb dropping.
The main technical improvement is a three-axis gyroscopically stabilized optical module. It includes a camera with optical zoom, a thermal imager, and a rangefinder. Such equipment allows the operator not only to detect targets but also to accurately determine their coordinates for a precision strike.
According to its characteristics, the drone's control range is up to 5 kilometers, and up to 10 kilometers when using a repeater. The maximum speed reaches 72 km/h, and the flight duration is up to 25 minutes. The drone can operate at altitudes of 500 meters and above, while remaining stealthy to the enemy even at operational altitudes of 150-250 meters.
The State Authority for Military Industry emphasized that "Kvadra-M" is a modern strike drone of a new generation, adapted to current combat conditions.
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