ZAO ENIX Eleron-3 (Aileron-3)

Intelligence-Surveillance-Reconnaissance (ISR) Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV)

The ZAO ENIX Eleron-3 is a short-ranged Unmanned Aerial Vehicle charged with local surveillance and reconnaissance for operating group troops.

Authored By: Staff Writer | Edited: 8/9/2017

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Credit: Image from the Russian Ministry of Defense.

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Specifications

Year: 2005
Manufacturer(s): ZAO ENIX - Russia
Production: 200

Crew: 0

Power: 1 x Conventional engine driving a two-bladed propeller unit at the rear of the fuselage in pusher configuration.

Operators: Russia

Armament

None. Mission-specific equipment in the way of cameras and sensors carried.

Variants / Models

• Eleron-3 - Base Series Designation
• Eleron-3SV - Russian Army ground forces designation.
• Eleron-B - Export model designation

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