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Malysh
In the sources: Малыш
Platform — air. Facts from open sources (OSINT), each linked to its post or document; translated from Russian by a language model.
Class and role
| Parameter | Value | Sources | Where |
|---|---|---|---|
| Class | Platform — air | ×1 | catalogue |
| Function | Reconnaissance/surveillance (ISR) | ×1 | catalogue |
| Environment | Air — high altitude (>1000 m) | ×1 | catalogue |
Specifications
| Parameter | Value | Sources | Where |
|---|---|---|---|
| Range | up to 25 km from launch point | ×5 | @VictoryDrones, @yigal_levin, @RussianArms +2 |
| Speed | higher speed compared to small multirotor systems | ×2 | @VictoryDrones, @texBPLA |
| Flight altitude | capable of operating at various altitudes | ×2 | @texBPLA, @yigal_levin |
| Warhead | high-explosive fragmentation munition, remotely detonated by operator | ×2 | @VictoryDrones, @RussianArms |
| aerodynamic_scheme | fixed-wing aircraft configuration | ×2 | @VictoryDrones, @RussianArms |
| role | interceptor drone | ×2 | @RussianArms, @mil_hub |
| Range | 20 km | ×1 | catalogue |
| Flight time | about an hour | ×1 | catalogue |
| Speed | higher compared to small multirotor systems | ×1 | @RussianArms |
| Speed | high speed (compared to light FPV drones) | ×1 | @yigal_levin |
| Speed | up to 100 km/h | ×1 | catalogue |
| Flight altitude | various altitudes | ×1 | @VictoryDrones |
| Flight altitude | up to 2000 m | ×1 | catalogue |
| Payload / warhead | high-explosive fragmentation munition, remotely triggered by operator | ×1 | @yigal_levin |
| Payload / warhead | high-explosive fragmentation munition, remote detonation by operator | ×1 | @mil_hub |
| Payload / warhead | up to 15 kg | ×1 | catalogue |
| Payload / warhead | VOG-25 | ×1 | @warhistoryalconafter |
| Warhead | high-explosive fragmentation munition, remotely triggered by operator | ×1 | @texBPLA |
| configuration | fixed-wing configuration | ×1 | @yigal_levin |
| design | fixed-wing configuration | ×1 | @mil_hub |
| design_scheme | fixed-wing configuration | ×1 | @VictoryDrones |
| detonation | remotely by operator | ×1 | @VictoryDrones |
| guidance | visual or TV tracking, no complex seeker | ×1 | @RussianArms |
| guidance | visual or TV tracking, no seeker | ×1 | @VictoryDrones |
| propulsion | two electric motors | ×1 | @warhistoryalconafter |
| role | interception of Ukrainian UAVs and loitering munitions | ×1 | @texBPLA |
| scheme | fixed-wing configuration | ×1 | @texBPLA |
×N – how many different sources (channels, sites or documents) give this value; ×1 means one.
Components and technologies
| Value | Sources | Where |
|---|---|---|
| high-explosive fragmentation warhead | ×1 | @VictoryDrones |
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