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An Orlan-10 on display

The Orlan-10 (Russian: Орлан-10) is an unmanned aerial vehicle reported to have been produced for the Russian government at the Special Technological Centre of Saint Petersburg.[1][2] An Orlan-10 was reported by Ukrainian officials to have been shot down in Ukraine in 2014.[2]

Aircraft performance

  • Take-off weight - 15 kg
  • Payload weight - 6 kg
  • Engine - engine (gasoline A-95)
  • Way to start - with folding catapult
  • The method of planting - a parachute
  • Airspeed - 90-150 km / h
  • Max. flight duration - 16 hours
  • Max. complex range of application - up to 140 km from the ground control station (up to 600 km off-line)
  • Max. altitude above sea level - 5,000 m
  • Max. wind speed at the start - 10 m / s
  • Operating temperature range near the ground from -30 to +40 ° C

References

  1. ^ "Russia to produce its own unmanned vehicles". unmanned.co.uk. July 20, 2011.
  2. ^ a b Simon Ostrovsky (30 May 2014). "Ukraine Says it Shot Down a Russian Spy Drone". Vice magazine.


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