Ukrainian electronic warfare system for protection against FPV drones, PARASOL, has a range of 200 meters

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One of the members of the Brave1 defense technology cluster has developed a trench electronic warfare (EW) system called PARASOL.

This system has two versions designed for different purposes. The PARASOL 01 version is designed to protect military positions from Russian FPV drones and provides protection within 200 meters.

At the same time, the PARASOL 02 version is designed to protect military equipment and can be installed and connected to the on-board network. This system is also capable of interfering with drones at a distance of up to 200 meters.

One of the key advantages of the PARASOL system is its invisibility to enemy electronic warfare, as well as ease of use. Both modifications of the electronic warfare system can be mastered within 10-15 minutes.


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