The Armed Forces fighters protect their drones from RBs by Russian "comets": where to find them (video)

The Ukrainian military said that Russian CRPA-antennae can be installed on Ukrainian UAVs to protect satellite navigation from "Glubulka". At least some of them do not require difficult manipulations. Comet Satellite Satellite Satellite Satellite Satellite Satellite Satellite Satellite Satellite Satellite Satellite Satellite Satellite Satellite Satellite Satellite Satellite Satellite Satellite Satellite Satellite Satelli Satet.

The Ukrainian military and founder of Ballistics Alexander Long on the social network Facebook called for searching them on the front line and to use it already against the occupiers. In a short video, the military told how and where to look for Comet modules and demonstrated possible places of their installation at the UMPC of controlled bombs. The frames can see small square boards hidden under the lids.

"Few people know that the UMPC has a very useful and shortage of CRPA" Comet "that will help not lose Ukrainian drone navigation and fly under interference without losing satellites . . . Help spread this information between the military, so that these super scarce fields and plantings, and benefit from the fight against the enemy, "Alexander long addressed to the military. In the comments to the post, other military noted that Russian modules are already using.

In answers to the question, Alexander Dovar said that the use of this antenna does not require reverse engineering, and its signal is not encrypted by the unjust. So it is enough to simply turn it through the signal receiver. The military also tells in the comments that some ammunition has an eight -channel "Comet" antenna, which differs in shape and size. Alexander Long replied that such modules are already tested.

The discussion participants also noted that the Comet antennas can already be found on sale online. The Ukrainian Telegram channel "Colonel GS" draws attention to the proposals of these antennas on the OLX platform. The authors of the announcement require dozens or even hundreds of thousands of hryvnias for them. The channel points out that while the devices are sold, Ukrainian profile defense enterprises are forced to take turns studying one single module to develop it as soon as possible.

Earlier, the Ukrainian military and radio expert Sergey Beskrestnov with the call sign "Flash" suggested in his Telegram channel to buy similar trophies for study. He warns against selling to dealers, who then sell them to foreigners. "Let's buy it. It should be studied, we need to look for vulnerability. Someone may have goals of UAVs, radar, radio stations (except for" Azarta "). The debris and burned fees are not interested in," Beskrestnov offers.

However, he notes that only whole antennas are needed, not damaged due to an explosion or fall from high height. A suitable option is an antenna of whole drones or other products. "I explain. The CRPA antenna from" Orlan "is one story, and you are trying to sell what has dropped from 10 kilometers of height, what crashed at the ground at a speed of 600 km/h and somewhere flew. It has a microcrack inside and damage everything you can, ”Flash explains.