ASPIS

Target Capability :
Intended for countering FPV drones.

Technical Specifications :
Jamming Radius : Up to 600 m.

Power Consumption : Not exceeding 2000 W.

Output Power : At least 85 W per frequency range .

Included Components :
Jamming Unit – 2 pcs
Battery – 1 pc
Set of connecting cables
Antenna Feeding Units (AFU) – 2 pcs

Supported Frequencies :
The system suppresses key control channel frequencies for UAVs using the following protocols: ELRS, Crossfire, FrSky

POWER SPECIFICATIONS

Frequency,
MHz
Power, W Antenna orientation
250-370 100 Horiz. / Vert.
370-500 100 Horiz. / Vert.
500-620 100 Horiz. / Vert.
620–720 100 Horiz. / Vert.
720–820 100 Horiz. / Vert.
820–920 100 Horiz. / Vert.
920–1020 100 Horiz. / Vert.
1020–1200 100 Horiz. / Vert.
2300–2400 100 Horiz. / Vert.
2400–2600 100 Horiz. / Vert.
2400–2500 100 Horiz. / Vert.
2600–2700 100 Horiz. / Vert.
5150–5250 100 Horiz. / Vert.
5700–5900 100 Horiz. / Vert.

 

Product Features

Jamming Range: Up to 600 m
Total Output Power (min.): At least 85 W per frequency range
Absolute Frequency Instability: ±5 MHz
Power Consumption (max.): Not exceeding 2000 W
Input Voltage: 24 V (includes one built-in battery)
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