By Victor Duda
According to Andriy Ivanov, aircraft was successfully protested in the occupied territory of Donetsk region, and then sent a party to the units of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation, which are fighting in the Avdiivsky direction. "Ovod" is a quadcopter that works on the principle of "first person" (FIRST Person View, abbreviated - FPV) when the operator in real time receives an image from the camera camera to his monitor or virtual reality glasses.
To the cheap aircraft, the Russians attached a camera, a battery and a large size of ammunition, which should explode during a collision with a target. According to Andrei Ivanov, Ovod received good optics, high speed and protected communication. It also has a closing system required to install shrapnel or pugs-grocery grenades. "Our task is to turn all the well -known multirotor devices into a reliable, inexpensive and efficient device that can perform combat missions," the developer commented.
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