3/ another is setting up the drone and preparing it for launch.

Here's the official response by #Russia to the drone hit in #Tambov region.

A UAV was destroyed in the village of Novaya Lyada.
Its remains got stuck on tree branches, then exploded, causing minor damage to one house.
The drone was found nearby.

Firmware “1001” is installed that disables ID, side lights, range and height restrictions, and GPS (so it can’t be spoofed),
“Return on Compass” allows a jammed drone to fly back until out of jamming range.
Contacts are made for a second battery, giving 50 min flight time.
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4. With covers removed, the right bay holds a flight controller & radios. Note the 2 adjacent antenna connectors. Left bay holds fuel & engine management systems. The jet engine is in the middle and has extra thermal insulation.

3. This is a rare photo showing an intact example of this jet-powered drone. Wing span is roughly 3 m (10 feet). The airframe is made from carbon fibre. The overall design is really intriguing.

2/3 With the help of this drone, our aerial scouts obtain the coordinates of enemy equipment, the location of command posts and warehouses with ammunition about 5 km deep into the positions of the occupiers.

do any of the sugar models publish open source? so people can build and assemble and potentially send in?