In Kiev, they created drones of "Great Bandar", which exterminate the Russians with bombs (video)

The drum drones lift 4 ammunition with a total weighing up to 8 kg and overcome the distance of 8 km. The Armed Forces were effectively used under Kherson and in other directions. Engineers from the Kiev Workshop called "Volunteer Dronary" have developed the drone "Great Bandera" for the Armed Forces of Ukraine. They told about their project DW. The workshop collects many different drones, but "Big Bandir" has become its pride.

This huge quadcopter can lift ammunition with a total weighing up to 8 kg and is intended for bombing of the invaders by means of a reset system. Bandery flight range is about 8 km. The assembly of one such device takes about two months. The Women's Veteran Movement showed on Facebook how the Great Bandeur attacked the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation near Kherson.

Volunteers added that the drone can carry up to four shells of any type, equipped with daytime and thermal imaging chambers, the tight housing does not pass water during rain. If necessary, engineers collect versions with a capacity of up to 20 kg. In March 2022, engineer Maxim Sheremet launched the Volunteer Dronaria.

He shared that military or volunteers turn to the workshop and order drones with certain characteristics for specific purposes, such as intelligence, adjusting mortar fire or dumping grenades. "You can collect drone from scratch using donate or purchased components, doing something with your own hands. You can also process civilian" birds "for some tasks. For example, there is a drone Mavic 3, one of the most popular - a good" bird ", but no thermal imaging.

We take and insert the thermal imaging module there, and the drone is obtained with the thermal imaging, "Maxim Sheremet said. The workshop has about 120 volunteers who come at different times. They produce discharge systems for commercial drones, improve multiccopagers for reconnaissance and complete the drones-bombers. In almost a year, they collected thousands of drones, and also taught many military to manage aircraft.