HAI Pegasus II. Specifications. A photo.

HAI Pegasus II - Greek military unmanned aerial vehicle developed in 2003, the company «Hellenic Aerospace Industry».

UAV Photos HAI Pegasus II

Multipurpose UAV military HAI Pegasus II were developed in the early 2000-ies, at the same time to minimize the design research costs, engineers have come to a consensus that the drone design should be based on a previous version of an unmanned aerial vehicle, in specifically, we are talking about a model HAI PegasusWhich appeared in 80-ies of the last century and has been able to prove itself a perfect way.

The design of an unmanned aircraft HAI Pegasus II has undergone a number of significant changes, in particular, to the greatest extent, this has resulted in the dimensions of the air means - the length of the unmanned aircraft began to make 4,3 meters, while the wingspan increased to a value in meters 6,2. By increasing the dimensions of the device, this drone could carry more fuel and, thanks to which the maximum duration of his stay in the air amounted to 15 hours.

UAV HAI Pegasus II

UAV HAI Pegasus II is equipped with a power unit including a rotary engine, which allows the drone to reach a maximum speed of its flight in 160 km \ h., At the same time, the maximum range of the UAV HAI Pegasus II flight is 200 kilometers, which easily meets military targets .

For observation and reconnaissance. UAV HAI Pegasus II is equipped with two types of cells - electro-optical high-resolution and infrared cameras provide the ability to conduct surveillance in adverse conditions or the lack of visibility.

As of 2014, the Hellenic Aerospace Industry has built 16 UAVs of this model.

Specifications HAI Pegasus II.

• Length: 4,3 m .;
• Wingspan: 6,2 m .;
• Height: 1,2 m .;
• Maximum takeoff weight: 250 kg .;
• Cruising flight speed: 120 km \ h .;
• Maximum flight speed: 160 km \ h .;
• Maximum flight distance: 200 km .;
• Maximum flight height: 4600 m .;
• aircraft engine type: rotative;
• Powerplant: unknown;
• Power: unknown.

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