An unmanned helicopter has been created in Russia capable of carrying a payload of up to 150
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Holding "Helicopters of Russia" (part of Rostec) began testing an unmanned helicopter coaxial circuit that can carry up to 150 kg of payload, including weapons and monitoring systems, reports the press service of the state corporation Rostec.
This car has good prospects in both the military and civilian markets. The area of its possible application is very wide. Such a drone can carry on board powerful monitoring systems, serious weapons that are not able to lift into the air the common today koptery
- stated in "Rostec"
The state corporation clarified that one of the two currently manufactured samples is on ground tests at the Industrial Automation Design Bureau in Saratov, during which the flight and navigation complex, engine control system, radio channel and other helicopter systems are being tested.
В drone a fundamentally new transmission design will be used. According to Rostec, the helicopter will be able to carry up to 150 kg of payload, reach speeds of up to 150 km/h and fly up to four hours. The complex will be controlled and transported by an autonomous ground station based on a Kamaz vehicle.
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