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Stealth
The Stealth line is a family of long-endurance ISR quadcopters, a small unit’s own persistent eyes, developed and refined with Ukrainian technology partners. Airframes from 7 to 13 inches, all cruising at 80 km/h and carrying up to 5 kg out to 25 km. Fiber-optic “Fiberon” builds fly a hardline that is not susceptible to RF command-link jamming and carries no RF control-link signature at all, with fiber-optic control out to 25 km. Optics run from HDR starlight to thermal. One control system, one training pipeline, mission-matched airframes.
Datasheet
Full specification
- Fiber-optic hardline: no RF control-link signature
- Thermal optics available in the line
- HDR starlight optics across the family
- Modular payload configurations, subject to controls
- Diversity control links, 2.4 GHz and 915 MHz
- One ground station supports up to ten aircraft
Stealth Family
Mission-matched airframes.
One control system and one training pipeline across every class, from a 7-inch scout to the 13-inch heavy, which flies twenty kilometres of fiber at full payload. Further airframes in the line are shown on request. Build lists are the manufacturer’s; ranges are quoted at the stated payload.
Stealth 7 UD
The section-level scout. 7-inch carbon frame, 2807 1300 kv motors, F405 55A 6S stack, 1200TVL starlight HDR camera, 6s2p 8000 mAh.
Stealth 10 UD
The workhorse. 10-inch carbon frame, 3115 900 kv motors, F722 60A 6S stack, 1200TVL starlight HDR camera, 6s3p 15000 mAh Li-ion pack.
Stealth 13 UD
The heavy-lift class. 13-inch carbon airframe, 4215 400KV motors, F722 stack with 3–8S 80A ESC, 1500TVL camera, 8S3P Li-ion 30000 mAh.
Stealth 10 UD Fiberon
The 10-inch on a hardline. Same airframe and stack, plus a 15 km fiber-optic spool, with no RF control-link signature and nothing for an EW operator to jam.
Stealth 13 UD Fiberon
The heavy class on a hardline. 4215 400KV, 1500TVL camera, 8S3P 30000 mAh, and a 20 to 25 km fiber-optic spool. Ground station on request.
Ground station
One case. Ten aircraft. Twenty hours.
A drone is only as good as the link that reaches it and the picture that comes back. The Stealth ground station is a hardened, sealed case that opens into a full control post: a 27-inch daylight display, a single receiver covering the whole 1000–7000 MHz band, and twenty hours of autonomy on internal batteries. One station supports up to ten aircraft.
27-inch daylight display
A single large screen rather than a pair of goggles, so a crew commander, an operator and an observer all see the same picture at once. Readable in daylight, on a gooseneck lamp for night work.
One VRX, 1000–7000 MHz
A single video receiver spans the entire working band, so a change of frequency plan does not mean a change of hardware. Mechanical Yagi polarisation change on the antenna head, matched to the link in use.
Protected antenna block
Cabling is concealed inside the block rather than run externally, raising moisture resistance and removing the snag points that break antennas in the field. Three-point antenna mounting; antennas and modules are quick-release.
20 hours of autonomy
Built-in bays take the same 6s2p and 6s3p packs the aircraft fly, so a team carries one battery type and one charger. Twenty hours of station time between swaps.
Sealed transit case
The station ships in the case it works from. It closes, it travels, it opens and runs. No assembly, no separate transit packaging, nothing to leave behind.
Secured HDMI
A positively fixed HDMI connection feeds a recorder or a larger display without the cable working loose, so the mission record survives the mission.
Systems & components
Built from proven flight hardware
Every Stealth airframe is assembled from field-hardened components on one common control ecosystem. A crew trained on one class flies them all.
Airframe & drive
Carbon-fibre airframes from 7 to 13 inches. Brushless propulsion sized per class, from 2807 1300 kv on the scout to 4215 400KV on the heavy class, on F405 and F722 flight stacks with 55A to 80A ESCs.
Optics & video
1200TVL starlight HDR cameras across the light and mid classes, and a 1500TVL camera on the heavy class. Video transmitters across L, X and 4.9–5.8 GHz. Components are chosen per build and reviewed against each customer’s sourcing requirements; full build lists are shared under non-disclosure agreement.
Link & control
ExpressLRS diversity receivers on 2.4 GHz and 915 MHz. Fiberon builds replace the RF command link entirely with fiber, from 15 to 25 km.
Power
6s2p 8000 mAh on the 7-inch through to 8S3P Li-ion at 30000 mAh on the 13-inch, all on Li-ion cells. The ground station takes the same packs.
Payload
A modular payload bay across the family: EO and thermal sensor packages, relay and repeater nodes, and mission-configured modules, changed in the field on a common mechanical and electrical interface. Configuration is subject to export and end-use controls.
In Service With
Trusted by frontline units
Developed together with Iron Shield's Ukrainian technology partners, the Stealth family is reported to be in operational use through those partners across Ukraine's airmobile and reconnaissance formations, the units whose insignia are shown below.
