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The tested drone is allegedly able to carry loads of up to 10 kilograms at a dis...

In the Russian Federation tested the Legionnaire E33k Legionnaire from Kalashnikov: what is known about UAV (photo)

The tested drone is allegedly able to carry loads of up to 10 kilograms at a distance of 50 km. The maximum stay in the air is up to 150 minutes. The Russian consortium "Kalashnikov" in the framework of the project-educational initiative "Archipelago 2024" conducted demonstration flights of the Legionnaire E33K Legionnaire. In particular, a test flight was carried out to deliver cargo in a strong wind, Kalashnikov's press service reports.

"The device has successfully overcome the given route, demonstrating stability during strong winds, reliability and ability to work in difficult weather conditions," the press release. Commenting on the event, Western observers noted that the demonstration capabilities of the "E33K Legionnaire" testify to Kalashnikov's intentions to position himself as a leader in the development of unmanned aviation systems.

It is noted that during the tests "Legionnaire E33K" successfully performed a given route, carrying cargoes of up to 10 kilograms. Concern representatives believe that the drone is considered reliable and resistant to strong winds, which allows it to be used in difficult weather conditions. According to the developers, the Legionnaire Flight range with a load of up to 3 kilograms is 200 kilometers, and with a 10-pound cargo-50 kilometers. The maximum stay in the air is up to 150 minutes.

The technical characteristics of the drone: the design of the drone involves the assembly and launch of the Legionnaire for only 15 minutes. Kalashnikov representatives say that the drone demonstrates high flight qualities and reliability, which makes it promising for use for various civilian and military purposes. We will remind, in the Russian Federation for the first time were able to implement the technology of control of the unmanned aircraft through a satellite.