Phoenix
A low-cost fixed-wing built from balsa and plywood and flown line-of-sight through FPV goggles. Battery-electric, shipped as an ARF kit, roughly 3 kg all-up with a 1 kg payload bay and 10–15 minutes on a charge out to 5–6 km. No autopilot suite: manual stabilisation and a clean video feed to the pilot. The wooden airframe keeps unit cost low enough to fly it as an entry-level trainer or treat it as expendable on short-range tactical tasks.
Published specifications.
All figures subject to operator configuration and deployment profile.
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