UVision Hero-900

2012 MODERN

• 1 History of the UVision Hero-900
• 2 UVision Hero-900 Specification
  • 2.1 Basics
  • 2.2 Roles
  • 2.3 Dimensions and Weights
  • 2.4 Performance
  • 2.5 Weapon

History of the UVision Hero-900

The Hero-900 is a formidable military drone designed for critical strategic operations. With the ability to carry a 30 kg warhead and an impressive 150 km range, it provides a lethal and precise solution for engaging high-value targets on the battlefield. Its ease of use and maintenance, despite its power, make it an ideal choice for operators seeking efficiency and effectiveness in their missions.

This Israeli-made drone, part of the Hero series, is equipped with a 20 kg warhead and can stay airborne for up to 7 hours, offering substantial endurance and range. It operates through line-of-sight control and uses a gasoline-powered propulsion system, making it a reliable asset for military missions. The Hero-900's design, with its distinctive shape and sophisticated optics and sensors, further enhances its capabilities.

Disposable loitering munition systems like the Hero-900 are gaining prominence in modern warfare due to their cost-effectiveness, ease of use, and expendable nature. These drones are reshaping the battlefield dynamics, allowing for precise and efficient targeting of critical assets. In addition to the Hero-900, there are other models in the Hero series, such as the Hero-90 and Hero-120, each catering to different mission requirements.

UVision Hero-900 Specification

Basics

Years in Service: 2012

Origins: Israel

Status: Active.

Crew: 1

Production: 100

Carrier: Israel

Roles

Ground attack (bombing, strafing)

The ability to conduct air strikes against ground targets using (but not limited to) artillery, bombs, rockets, rockets, etc.

Unmanned

Aircraft designed (or later developed) have inherent unmanned capabilities and can fill a variety of battlefield roles.

Dimensions and Weights

Curb Weight: 214 lbs (97kg)

MTOW: 265 lbs (120kg)

Performance

Installed: 1 x petrol engine drives a two-bladed propeller in a thrust configuration.

Area: 155 km (250 km | 463 nautical miles)

Weapon

1 x 20kg warhead.