The all-aluminun housing on this manpack unit takes a beating and keeps working, which you don't get with the plastic cases that crack in cold weather or rough handling.
Basically, it covers 433MHz up through 5.8GHz with those ten omnidirectional antennas—that's GSM850, GSM900, DCS1800, PCS1900 all handled, so you're not swapping modules for different drone bands.
The 22kg host weight packs into a 48x35x14.5cm frame, and the whole thing including battery and antennas comes to about 48kg shiping weight, give or take.
We ordered a single unit first to test the 1km operational radius for temporary event protection, and it blocked unregistered commercail UAV signals consistently for about 3.5 hours on the 25A internal battery before we plugged it in.
No setup fee on first order, and they shipped form Shenzhen in 20 days or so—we usually have stock, but confirm lead time if you're in a hurry.
It's not suited for permanent fixed-site installations, pretty much a mobile patrol or event perimeter tool, and the aluminum body means it'll hold up better than teh cheaper alternatives for that.
It depends on drone signal strength and how long you’re actively jamming, but typically you’ll get around 2–3 hours of continuous use before needing to recharge.
Yes, we can supply CE and RoHS certificates upon request. Just let us know before shipping so we include them with the unit.
Correct, the full carton with the host, backpack, omni antenna, and all accessories weighs 48kg. The host itself is 22kg.
We keep a small stock in Shenzhen, so single-unit orders usually ship within 3–5 business days after payment clears. Delivery time then depends on your courier.
The aluminum case is dust-resistant and can handle light rain, but we recommend storing it in the backpack during heavy downpours or long-term storage to keep the internals dry.