Talisman-V

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The «Talisman-V» system is designed to jam multirotor drone control channels operating in the following frequency ranges: 1900–2700, 5150–5250, 5700–5900 MHz.

Talisman-V

Jamming Range:
- Distance from the system to the suppression point for TBS-standard control channels is at least 600 m (using a standard Tango 2 remote control with 1 W output power).
- Distance from the system to the suppression point for ELRS-standard control channels is at least 500 m (using a standard Radiomaster TX12 remote control with 1 W output power)

Technical Specifications
- Distance from the Unit to the Drone Operator : Not less than 2.5 km .
- Antenna Radiation Pattern :
- Azimuth: 360°
- Elevation: 180°
- Polarization : Circular.
- Antenna Gain : 7.5 dBi .
- Frequency Instability : ±5 MHz.
- Power Consumption : Not more than 1000 W .
- Power Supply Voltage : 24 V (includes one built-in battery).
- Continuous Operating Time : 120 min.
- Type of Power Supply : DC

Deployment Options :
- Stationary or mobile (mounted on automotive or specialized vehicles).
- High autonomy due to built-in battery power.

Capabilities :
- The «Talisman»/»Talisman-V» systems are capable of jamming most existing FPV and multirotor drones currently in use.

Certification :
- Both systems have obtained conformity certification based on testing conducted at the Research and Testing Institute of Electronic Warfare, VUNC VVS VVA (Voronezh) .
- Will be included in the upcoming quarterly UAV detection and countermeasure catalog , approved by the Collegium of the Russian Federation’s Military-Industrial Commission (VPK).

POWER SPECIFICATIONS

Frequency,
MHz		 Power, W
400–500 100
500–620 100
620–720 100
720–820 100
620–820 100
820–1020 100
1900–2100 100
2100–2200 100
2200–2300 100
2300–2400 100
2400–2600 100
2400–2500 50
2600–2700 50
5150–5250 50
5700–5900 50

 

Product Features

Jamming Range: Up to 600 m
Absolute Frequency Instability: ±5 MHz
Power Consumption (max.): Not more than 1000 W
Input Voltage: 24 V (includes one built-in battery)
Operating Time: 24/7
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