Blue Devil Block 2. Specifications. A photo.

Blue Devil Block 2 - US military multipurpose unmanned aerial vehicle developed in 2011, the «World Surveillance Group Inc.» corporation.

Blue Devil Block 2 a photo

The American unmanned aerial vehicle was designed by aircraft builders for military use, in particular, this drone was to be used for intelligence gathering, used as a patrol observation facility, operated as a radio transmitter and means of control of military units in places of contact with a potential adversary. Despite the fact that the World Surveillance Group Inc. has a lot of experience with the development of unmanned aerial vehicles, the Blue Devil Block 2 project has proved to be very costly, although this fact has hardly affected the attractiveness of the UAV.

The development of an unmanned air vehicle model Blue Devil Block 2 started American aircraft in 2008 year, three years later, in 2011 year UAV has made its first flight, was, unfortunately, very unfortunate that it was due to some errors made during the design stage , which should include a low maneuverability and great weight of the device. In 2012, the drone tests were carried out repeatedly, and only after that the device was approved for production.

UAV Blue Devil Block 2 has a fairly impressive size, in particular in the height and width of the device in 29 meters, a length of the drone 113 meters, which creates very unfavorable conditions for maneuverability means like air.

The power plant of this UAV is represented by two electric motors that allow the drone to reach a maximum speed of flight in 180 km \ h., With an effective range of a thousand kilometers in 1.

Specifications Blue Devil Block 2.

• Length: 113 m .;
• Width: 29 m .;
• Height: 29 m .;
• Maximum takeoff weight: 760 kg .;
• Cruising flight speed: 100 km \ h .;
• Maximum flight speed: 180 km \ h .;
• Maximum flight distance: 1000 km .;
• Maximum flight height: 12000 m .;
• aircraft engine type: Electric;
• Powerplant: unknown;
• Power: unknown.

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