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22 September 2026, 13:02
2026-09-22
BlueBird Tech has launched the production of antennas for FPV drones and communication systems in Ukraine. What new products did the company show?
Ukrainian BlueBird Tech has started to produce its own antennas for FPV drones, communication systems and equipment for working with radio signals. The first in the line were two models of antennas - CLOVER 3.5–4.5 GHz and PCB VeeDip 1.2 GHz. The first can help detect even aircraft-type drones like the "Lightning".
Ukrainian BlueBird Tech has started to produce its own antennas for FPV drones, communication systems and equipment for working with radio signals. The first in the line were two models of antennas - CLOVER 3.5–4.5 GHz and PCB VeeDip 1.2 GHz. The first can help detect even aircraft-type drones like the "Lightning".
The company claims that it wants to gradually localize the production of components for UAVs and radio systems so that the Ukrainian military and manufacturers are less dependent on imported solutions.
The first new product is CLOVER 3.5–4.5 GHz. This is an omnidirectional antenna with circular polarization that operates in the main range of 3.5–4.5 GHz, and can receive signals from 3 to 4.9 GHz. It can be installed on FPV drones for transmitting and receiving video or used in UAV detectors. Due to the wider range, it can detect aircraft-type UAVs. This antenna weighs about 30 g and costs 600 UAH including VAT.
The second model is the PCB VeeDip 1.2 GHz. This is a compact V-shaped dipole antenna for the 1150–1300 MHz range. It can be installed directly on drones, mobile repeaters, or ground stations. It transmits and receives video, telemetry, and control signals. This antenna weighs 11 g and costs 336 UAH including VAT.
Both models are already available for sale.
Previously, dev.ua wrote about BlueBird Tech's MOXON-R antennas. They were designed to ensure stable radio communications, the operation of repeaters, and control drones in difficult combat conditions.