Ingenuity at the Front: Fighters Assembled Thermal Imager from Drones and Shot Down Seven UAVs

The new device detects UAVs at a range of 600-700 m and transmits the image to the operator's goggles

Russian military personnel created a makeshift thermal imager from parts of trophy FPV drones and destroyed seven drones with its help. This was reported by the senior operator of anti-tank guided missiles with the call sign Krasavchik.

Drone interceptor

According to him, the idea came about quite by accident, during tea drinking with a comrade. The soldiers did not have a thermal imager on the turret, so they decided to make it from improvised parts.

It is made from parts from drones - trophy FPV drones that we received when we were performing a combat mission. We managed to shoot down about seven drones with its help.
Call sign Krasavchik, senior operator of anti-tank guided missiles

Krasavchik clarified that the thermal imager allows detecting aerial targets at a distance of up to 600-700 m and transmits the image to the operator's goggles.

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