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Video review
FLIR Black Hornet PRS
- Class Military
- Type Helicopter
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Camera
Day Imager: 2 EO Cameras;
Night Imager: Fused thermal and EO with user selectable LED light - Control Remote Controller
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Video recording resolution
EO Video: 640x480;
EO Snapshot: 1600x1200;
Thermal Imaging Video: 160x120;
Thermal Imaging Snapshot: 160x120
FLIR Black Hornet PRS Key Features
● SQUAD-LEVEL IMMEDIATE COVERT SITUATIONAL AWARENESS
Save lives and minimize collateral damage. Detect and identify threats day and night without being detected. Increase speed and expand maneuver options.
● COVERT AIRBORNE SENSOR
Extraordinarily low visual and audible signatures and a light, small profile allow covert operation and increased security for dismounted soldiers.
● BEYOND VISUAL LINE-OF-SIGHT CAPABILITY
Expand visual range in complex and urban environments. Rapidly engage targets beyond visual line-of-sight, and conduct real-time weapon effectiveness assessment.
Source: https://www.flir.com/products/black-hornet-prs/
Night Imager: Fused thermal and EO with user selectable LED light
EO Snapshot: 1600x1200;
Thermal Imaging Video: 160x120;
Thermal Imaging Snapshot: 160x120
Total length: 168 mm (6.6 in)
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