"Granat-4", "Orlan-10" and "Lancet-3" drones entered the exposition of the Military History Museum in St. Petersburg

Domestically produced aircraft-type drones and loitering munitions, which are used by the military personnel of the Russian Armed Forces, have been added to the exposition of the Military History Museum of Artillery, Engineering Troops and Signal Corps in St. Petersburg.

Among the exhibits is the"Granat-4" drone, developed by specialists from "Izhmash - Unmanned Systems". The UAV is designed for reconnaissance missions.

Characteristics of "Granat-4":

Wingspan - 3.2 m
Weight - about 30 kg
Maximum flight altitude - 4000 m
Landing - parachute
Takeoff from a catapult
Range - up to 100 km
Speed - up to 140 km/h
Engine - gasoline

Visitors to the St. Petersburg Museum will also see the "Orlan-10" aircraft-type drone. It was created by employees of the "Special Technological Center". The drone is designed for observation and reconnaissance in optical, thermal imaging and radio ranges with the transmission of information to the control point in the form of photo and video signals.

Characteristics of "Orlan-10":

Range - up to 300 km
Weight - about 16 kg
Flight speed - up to 150 km/h
Maximum flight altitude - 5000 m
Flight duration - 10 h
Engine - gasoline
Takeoff from a catapult, landing - parachute

The exposition includes the "Lancet-3" loitering munition from Zala Aero. The drone has proven itself as a means of counter-battery combat and destruction of enemy armored vehicles.

Characteristics of "Lancet-3":