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This is an animation made by Hezbollah about Ayyub UAV.

Some months ago an IRGC drone malfunctioned and crash-landed near Saravan:

It is established that the 1700km range mentioned can only be achieved with autopilot. The actual "communication range" of the UAV is 200 km (Which was described as "observation range" by the IRGC commander during his interview)

سهیل جان خیلی چیزا ممکنه تو این سایتای متفرق&#1607...

No. 12.5 m.

It is actually the normal M-109. Raad-2 is quite different.

I don't think so. The barrel is too long to be the normal 105mm cannon Iran produces, and the shape of it is similar to the same 125mm gun seen on the other prototypes. I think this is an illusion because we have been seeing the gun covered with the IR covers.

No. But Iran shouldn't try to make "everything" domestically either. Even US imports a lot of its needs from abroad. Can't US make them at home? Sure it can. But the price of a Japanese product could be much less compared to the American product of the same quality. Iran should focus on its...

Better to say: Israel doesn't want to develop its own engines as long as it can import them from Germany.

Wankel engines produce more power than a piston engine of their size will be able to. That's what makes them suitable for drones (which should be built as much compact as it can be) That was back in 2006. And as you can see we didn't rely on them for the systems. We just wanted the process...

There are individual countries that have sanctioned MAPNA. But there is no UN sanction against the company. A full UN sanction would certainly hurt the company (not to mention the economy in the time where every non-oil export is very important) Oh. Yes. My mistake. If we indeed see the engine...

The main reason Defense Industries Organizations was established, was for Iran to gain self sufficiency in manufacturing her basic military needs. During the Iran-Iraq war, Iran's military suppliers were a handful of countries that sold her low quality military equipment ten times their price...

Those "crude" drones were more than enough to monitor several American carriers without being detected. See a collection of such photos here: http://www.defence.pk/forums/iranian-defence/228310-history-uavs-iran-4.html#post3892089

These are the Industrial 25 MW turbine. Other products: Products

Definitely most of the parts are imported. There are only a handful of companies able to make electronic parts for tablets/mobiles in massive commercial scale.

Mohajer-1: Probably the first combat drone in the world. Observing the American warships And also the French http://gallery.military.ir/albums/userpics/10248/Mohajer_Rasad_06.JPG http://gallery.military.ir/albums/userpics/10248/Mohajer_Rasad_07.JPG Sayeh UAV, familiar :D...

S00R3NA: Enjoy :) RQ_170.part1 RQ_170.part2 And also "The story of Mohajer" documentry about Iranian UAV program (including rare footages) Mohajer01.part1 Mohajer01.part2 Mohajer02.part1 Mohajer02.part2 Mohajer03.part1 Mohajer03.part2 Mohajer04.part1 Mohajer04.part2

1: I think because IRGC was the only organization that was interested in the downed Hermes-450/Watchkeeper so the drone should have been reverse engineered in a solely IRGC-related facility not a shared one like Qods. In the other hand, it can be because Qods have had enough projects of its own...

Some random facts: It appears that most (about 3/4) of our drones are operated by IRGC. Karrar and Shahed-129 are not designed for army at all. The numbers are also interesting. There were at least 400 Mohajer-2 and Ababil produced as of 2004-5. But only 40-50 Mohajer-4, which was our first...

Maybe Sofreh Mahi?