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Stealth
The Stealth line is a family of tactical FPV platforms — a low-cost, precise eye and effector for the small unit, built and combat-refined with Ukraine's defense forces. The family spans 7-, 10-, 13-, and 15-inch airframes, all cruising at 80 km/h and carrying up to 5 kg out to 25 km. Fiber-optic “Fiberon” variants fly a hardline that jamming cannot touch, the optional Narsil auto-targeting system holds a lock through signal loss, and modular fragmentation and cumulative warheads match the effect to the target. One control system, one training pipeline, mission-matched airframes.
Datasheet
Full specification
- Fiber-optic EW-immune control
- Narsil auto-targeting (96% accuracy)
- HDR & thermal day/night optics
- Modular fragmentation & HEAT warheads
- Rapid field deployment
- Combat-proven with frontline units
Stealth Family
Mission-matched airframes.
One control system and one training pipeline across every class — from a light 7-inch scout to fiber-optic hardline and heavy-lift bomber variants, all cruising at 80 km/h and reaching out to 25 km.
Stealth 7 UD
Agile light scout and strike quad for close-in overwatch and route recon at section range.
Stealth 10 UD Fiberon
Fiber-optic hardline control — no RF signature, keeps flying through electronic warfare.
Stealth 13 UD Bomber
Heavy-lift bomber — releases 2 or 4 munitions with Zoritek optical stabilization on a single sortie.
Stealth 13 UD Fiberon
Heavy fiber-optic platform — 20 km of hardline carrying a full payload through jamming.
Stealth 10 UD
The versatile 10-inch workhorse — up to 22 km of reach and a 3.5 kg payload for overwatch and precise effect.
Stealth 13 UD
The heavy 13-inch platform — up to 25 km and a 5 kg payload; the base airframe for the Bomber and Fiberon builds.
In Service With
Trusted by frontline units
Built together with Iron Shield's Ukrainian joint-venture partners, the Stealth FPV family is combat-proven in active service across Ukraine's assault, airmobile, and reconnaissance formations — the units whose insignia are shown below.
