BlueBird Tech has launched new MOXON-R 370 MHz and MOXON-R 430 MHz directional antennas. The equipment is designed to ensure stable radio communications, repeater operation, and drone control in difficult combat conditions.
BlueBird Tech has launched new MOXON-R 370 MHz and MOXON-R 430 MHz directional antennas. The equipment is designed to ensure stable radio communications, repeater operation, and drone control in difficult combat conditions.
The press service of the developer reported on the release of new products. It is noted that the antennas should reduce communication losses when performing tasks where directivity and quality of the radio channel are critically important. Both models have a directional radiation pattern and a gain of 5–6 dBi.
The MOXON-R 370 MHz model operates in the 360–460 MHz range. It is aimed at FPV drone operators, ground control stations and aerial repeaters. The MOXON-R 430 MHz, in turn, supports the 410–560 MHz range and is designed to build stable signal transmission channels in modern radio systems.
"FPV drones, aerial repeaters, ground control stations and data transmission systems require stable communication channels in difficult operating conditions. That is why BlueBird Tech continues to develop its own line of antenna systems used for UAVs, repeaters and other complexes," the company emphasized.
Previously, BlueBird Tech co-founder Valery Zarubin spoke in an interview with dev.ua about dependence on Chinese components, the shortage of engineers, the opening of R&D centers in Europe, and why Ukrainian IT should move from outsourcing to creating its own products.
