Iran demonstrated a new reconnaissance drone

Despite the isolation and opposition of the collective West, led by the United States, Iran continues to develop and manufacture military equipment. As reported news Tasnim agency, Iranian experts have developed a new reconnaissance drone.

According to the agency, on Saturday, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) demonstrated the latest in domestic industry, including the new Miraj-1 (Me'raj-1) reconnaissance unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV). According to published information, the UAV has a weight of 35 kg, a wingspan of 3,6 meters and is capable of rising to a height of over 3,5 km (3650 meters). At the same time, the drone is able to be in the air for more than 10 hours, developing a speed of up to 140 km / h. Data transmission is carried out at a distance of up to 150 km.

In addition, the drone can carry an additional load of up to 5 kg, without specifying what kind of load may be. There is a possibility that the drone may carry certain weapons, but this information is not officially confirmed.

Among the other innovations presented by the commander of the land forces of the IRGC, Major General Hossein Salami, were the BTR-50, which is a modified version of the Makran armored personnel carrier with a new turret and an improved hull; So'ban-1 machine gun - a modified version of the Russian RPD machine gun and ground-based radar system used to detect landmines and roadside bombs.

Comments

[Sergey Averchenkov]

They are insulated that they themselves will not be needed in FIG.

[poquello]

Who are you?

modified version of the Russian RPD machine gun

[bk0010]

Machine gun Degtyarev. It was made under an intermediate cartridge, for the sake of unification it was replaced by the PKK, after which it was distributed worldwide in the form of fraternal assistance. They said that a good machine.

[poquello]

Quote: bk0010

Machine gun Degtyarev. It was made under an intermediate cartridge, for the sake of unification it was replaced by the PKK, after which it was distributed worldwide in the form of fraternal assistance. They said that a good machine.

44 years of development, and they say Kalash eternal

[Zaurbek]

Sometimes it seems to me that Iran should be asked to build a UAV plant in the Russian Federation.

[poquello]

Quote: Zaurbek

Sometimes it seems to me that Iran should be asked to build a UAV plant in the Russian Federation.

what for? decided to pick up the pluses or leave with poop?
here without digging

ZALA 421-16E5 ICE
a flight duration of more than 10 hours, a range of more than 100 km.
The dimensions and carrying capacity of the BVS allow the installation of additional equipment up to 5 kg together with the existing target loads.

[Zaurbek]

And you look at Iranian airplanes. What sizes are they building. Do they have shock drones or not.

[poquello]

Quote: Zaurbek

And you look at Iranian airplanes. What sizes are they building. Do they have shock drones or not.

didn't understand the thought
Iranian mirage weight-35, range - 3,6, height - 3,65,
Hall weight -29,5, scope - 5,3, height - 5,
what to watch?

[Zaurbek]

I'm generally talking about the assortment of UAVs that Iran produces and applies.

[LiSiCyn]

Something, somehow it does not look like 35 kg. Anyway, from the picture.

[poquello]

Quote: LiSiCyn

Something, somehow it does not look like 35 kg. Anyway, from the picture.

so authors traditionally could stick a picture from anything

[LiSiCyn]

Quote: poquello

could stick a picture from anything

This, yes ... These can.

[Thrifty]

By the time the sanctions against Iran end, Russia needs to develop cooperation with them in all areas, and first of all, in the military industry! And, most importantly, there will never again be any sanctions, both against Iran and against North Korea.

[Zaurbek]

As soon as this happens, Iran will run with money to buy Western equipment.

[rocket757]

And who now can’t assemble a mid-range drone ???
You can buy from Chinese comrades whatever is required, for such a thing.

[Zaurbek]

Well, the Russian Federation is suffering ..... Outpost mastered. While it is the largest. We are waiting for Orion. (Classmate of Bayraktara). Turkey rivets and loses them hundreds.

[rocket757]

All the same, a lot of effort and money is spent on protective equipment .... and we have no equal in this segment of military equipment.
Let's see how it goes further.

[Observer2014]

Quote: rocket757

And who now can’t assemble a mid-range drone ???
You can buy from Chinese comrades not everything is required for such a thing.

You are a solid advertisement for Chinese components. If you give all of their components, can you put together a decent apparatus for your comment?

[Observer2014]

Iran demonstrated a new reconnaissance drone

They are such Ponty. There are bespontovye. And anything happens. I personally do not believe Iran. I am ready to believe. Prove that you can really. That's then we'll talk.

[bobba94]

In December 2011, the Iranian military, using electronic warfare, was able to land a safe and sound American top-secret reconnaissance UAV RQ-170 Sentinel. The State Department has accused Russia of providing Iran with the latest electronic warfare equipment, the Russian Foreign Ministry has sworn by its mother that we are not to blame. Since 2011, Iran has been hit by a map with its UAVs. Such a bespontovy story

[Junior Private]

Well done Persians! I hope in the near future to portray something more shockingly solid. The country's self-defense and protection of its interests is a sacred matter.

[Zaurbek]

They are already shooting with might and main

[Observer2014]

Quote: Junior Private

Well done Persians! I hope in the near future to portray something more shockingly solid. The country's self-defense and protection of its interests is a sacred matter.

Muslim-Russian?

[Junior Private]

If you had in mind my humble person, then I am Russian, Russian, by religion - an eternal Komsomol member - this is something between the atheism, agnosticism and Soviet upbringing. I’ll try to guess what your question was and answer. I believe that today Russia needs to support Iran. The Persians send both Americans and Israel keep in good shape that Russia undoubtedly suits. Geopolitical issues are more important than religious issues.

[Observer2014]

Quote: Junior Private

If you had in mind my humble person, then I am Russian, Russian, by religion - an eternal Komsomol member - this is something between the atheism, agnosticism and Soviet upbringing. I’ll try to guess what your question was and answer. I believe that today Russia needs to support Iran. The Persians send both Americans and Israel keep in good shape that Russia undoubtedly suits. Geopolitical issues are more important than religious issues.

I’m in some kind of paradise. Where were you a couple of years ago. I don’t need paradise. I need the truth! All military observers all the best! I want to reflect. Some time. For I think sometimes .

[nobody111body]

Mig 29 is approximately equal to the cost of the "Turkish" airplane "Bayrakhtar" or whatever; about 10 mildol and much better in efficiency; Iranians shouldn't copy Israel

[Grazdanin]

Bayraktar 2-4 million dollars, instant 29 22 million dollars

[Zaurbek]

And plus a pilot

[Grazdanin]

Pilot if that is minus. (Black humor)

[Prahlad]

Well what can I say - a shame on us, we in this area lag behind very much even from such countries. Corruption is doing its job, instead of qualified young cadres, we get settled (moldy) generals. Who have a complete lack of understanding of current and future conflicts.

[sevryuk]

Oh, these polymers ...

[APASUS]

Iran, under the conditions of total restrictions, produces and demonstrates a new UAV every six months. We hang all the noodles on our ears, you don’t want to and believe in corruption in our Moscow region. I just don’t believe that we cannot create a normal UAV complex

[Oquzyurd]

"I just do not believe that we cannot create a normal UAV complex." UAVs have long been in vogue. Many countries, including the Russian Federation, have been developing for 10-20 years to create something worthwhile. Some countries have taken it seriously, and some, like, too are busy with this, without creating the necessary base of design personnel, the necessary engines and specialists, an army of programmers to create control units, industries for the inlet of technological materials, etc. If even one of them is there, nevertheless, there is no necessary eco systems in the industry, complementary and competitive industries in the direction of creating UAVs. That is, basically this is the legacy of the union, and the union could not leave the technology for UAVs, since at that time the topic was not relevant.

[Grazdanin]

I don’t see anything fundamentally better than in Russia. Small class mastered. At MALE, they don’t have, we don’t have enough technology. It is a pity, of course, that we are comparing our UAVs with Iranian ones.

[Kosh]

Well, Iran has MALE for a long time, Iranian "Shahed-129" and Iranian borders are actively patrolling and in Syria they used them.

[Grazdanin]

To know of course its real parameters, but if Iran has already overtaken, then sadness is sadness.

[Grazdanin]

2 problems. Motor engineering and microelectronics. There is no motor of the required power, in a small size. And microelectronics is the most micro in the world! Everything else is not a problem, there are designers, we’ll write pseudo AI, we have not finished the school of mathematics yet.

[Klingon]

Quote: APASUS

Iran, under the conditions of total restrictions, produces and demonstrates a new UAV every six months. We hang all the noodles on our ears, you don’t want to and believe in corruption in our Moscow region. I just don’t believe that we cannot create a normal UAV complex

but we have big saws and lip-grinding machines and Iran apparently doesn’t

[APASUS]

Quote: Klingon

but we have big saws and lip-grinding machines and Iran apparently doesn’t

In Iran, they can actually cut off a hand for theft, and for one head ............

[Cyril G ...]

What is Iranrans doing with the production of UAV motors? Here is the key.

[Saxahorse]

Quote: Cyril G ...

What is Iranrans doing with the production of UAV motors? Here is the key.

Around like ours. We buy everything in China.

[Kosh]

Some engines are produced at home; they copied some engines there, up to the turbojet TJ-100. Well, the production of those who have not mastered buy in China and even in Europe through shell companies.

[Cyril G ...]

They kind of even established overhaul and restoration of Tomket engines and the production of the J-85 engine (For the T-5 F-XNUMX)

[Klingon]

Quote: APASUS

Quote: Klingon

but we have big saws and lip-grinding machines and Iran apparently doesn’t

In Iran, they can actually cut off a hand for theft, and for one head ............

Well, here I am about the same. I never could understand: we know how to build good combat manned vehicles and a radio-controlled airplane is not able to do it like that? and caught on late, for a long time did not pay due attention to this sector

[Grazdanin]

Quote: Klingon

radio controlled airplane

We make them, a small class without any problems. Problems in the MALE class; a fundamentally higher technical level is needed there.

[Cyril G ...]

In my opinion, these are the consequences of a systemic failure in the field of light-engine aviation and the creation of engines for them. That is, in the USSR a bolt was driven into this foolishly (guided by extremely strange considerations), while in the states the aircraft had enough hot water. At least it was. Hence, there are no problems with the creation of motors in the power range from 50 to 500 hp. did not have. We had to do everything from scratch. Hence the problems

[indy424]

and what is it there under the tehran boomed?

[fider]

indy424 (Michael)
"And what is it that boomed under Tehran?"
It was Israel that bumped him.