Observed arrival · 2026-11-08
A UAV receiver shield, tested at 26 vs. 60 metres
A Russian student startup presents a layered radio-interference shield for UAV receivers, alongside a relay-based control-system concept.
- For
- Teams exploring UAV receiver interference protection
- Worth noticing
- Its comparison labels full control-channel loss at 26 m without the block and 60 m with it, limited to the stated test conditions.
Field notes
The construction section separates the shield into an internal radio-absorbing material, a housing, a conductive outer surface, and a mount. The page says the housing and mount are adapted to the antenna and aircraft, while its illustrated layer thicknesses and spacing are not presented as exact dimensions. A separate diagram shows a ground interference source, a protected onboard receiver, and a control signal routed through a second UAV acting as a relay.
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Editorial observations of this landing page, not a rating.
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