BOREY 20
Fixed-wing unmanned aircraft
OVERVIEW
The Fixed Wing BOREY 20 UAV is designed for different long-range missions, security solutions, and commercial applications.
- The BOREY 20 UAV covering 400 km (248 mi) in a single mission
- Long-range performance capabilities with a flight time of up to 5 hours
- GPS data embedded recording of video or images
- Live streaming up to 120 km (80.8 mi)
- Resistance to jamming
- Takeoff and landing is fully automatic
- Proprietary Autopilot
The unique mobility of the system allows for quick Borey 20 transportation and deployment in minutes. The modular UAV design makes exchanging of various function modules easy.
ADVANTAGES
Low operating costs
Any terrain launch
Long operational lifespan
Speedy task execution
Simple maintenance
Easy deployment and recovery
Large areas
APPLICATION
- Aerial mapping and surveying
- Monitoring of facilities in areas of natural and man-made disasters
- Monitoring of power lines, industrial facilities, oil and gas pipelines
- Search and rescue operations (SAR)
- Disaster area reconnaissance
- Rail & Road monitoring
- Borders control
PERFORMANCE
Parameters | Data |
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Cruising speed | 20 m/sec (65.6 ft/sec) |
Maximum speed | 30 m/sec (98.5 ft/sec) |
Max. Payload | 4 kg (8.8 lb) |
MTOW | 26 kg (57.3 lb) |
Max. climbing capacity | 4 m/s (7.8 kts) |
Max. wind speed while take-off or landing | 10 m/s (19.5 kts) |
Flight time | 5 hours |
Operational range | 400 km (249 mi) |
Practical ceiling | 3,500 m (11,483 ft) ISA |
Digital data link | up to 120 km (up to 74.5 mi) |
Telemetry and control data link | up to 120 km (up to 74.5 mi) |
PHYSICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Parameters | Data |
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Wingspan | 4,370 mm (172 in) |
Length | 875 mm (34.5 in) |
Height | 347 mm (13.6 in) |
Empty weight | 8.7 kg (19 lb) |
Emergency landing | Parachute |
Onboard power supply | 24V, LI-Ion |
Powered by | Electric motor 2000W |
Level surface | Takeoff 100 x 100 m and Landing plot 100 x 100 m |
Ground support equipment | Not required |
Takeoff technique | Mechanical catapult |
Recovery system | Parachute landing |
Operating temperature | from -20 °C to +40 °C |