Boeing Insitu ScanEagle Operations
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- čas přidán 15. 10. 2013
- Video by Petty Officer 1st Class James Stilipec American Forces Network Afghanistan
Military and civilian UAV operators help keep a watchful eye on US, Coalition and Afghan troops on the ground. Soundbites include CDR Dave Shay - ScanEagle OIC and Jeff Offenberg - ScanEagle UAV Operator. Produced by MC1 James Stilipec.
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Some of the Scan Eagle guys were on our base at Ripley and Cole in Tarin Kowt , Afghanistan. Good guys. Know they did good job and provided good intel to SF. One guy was real tall from Azle, TX down the road from me. Can't remember his name. We used to flick crap at each other a lot. Hope they are all safe.
*)General characteristics
Crew: none on-board
Length: 3.9 feet (1.19 meters)
Wingspan: 10.2 feet (3.1 meters)
Loaded weight: 39.7 lbs (18 kilograms)
Powerplant: 1 × 3W 2-stroke piston engine, 1.5 hp
*)Performance
Maximum speed: 55-80 mph
Endurance: 20 + hours
Service ceiling: 16,000 feet above ground level (4,876 meters)
*)Avionics
High resolution, day/night camera and thermal imager
*)Each ScanEagle system costs US$3.2 million (2006).[2] A complete system comprises four air vehicles or AVs, a ground control station, remote video terminal, and the Skyhook launch and recovery system.
Mr. Sofian,
Can you please tell mi where I can find specification for this system, because I have foundes some, but it is different, so now I dont know what is correct!!! Thanks
Bozo Kriletic
=this specifications can be found at the:
*) website of USAF www.af.mil/AboutUs/FactSheets/Display/tabid/224/Article/104532/scan-eagle.aspx
*) globaluv.net/scaneagle/
*) www.navysealmuseum.org/home-to-artifacts-from-the-secret-world-of-naval-special-warfare/unmanned-aerial-vehicle-uav-scan-eagle
=other specifications (as wikipedia gives them:en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boeing_Insitu_ScanEagle) at the
website of the constructor "insitu" www.insitu.com/systems/scaneagle
=other specifications at the
website of the constructor "boeing" www.boeing.com/boeing/defense-space/military/scaneagle/index.page
=a modified scaneagle uav ,looks like a scaneagle, that is called "integrator" globaluv.net/integrator/
In conclusion, the difference in specifications is returned to two versions or more of scaneagle
Seems rather pricey. It looks not much different than a model/hobby drone. I'm sure it is, and I'm sure it's got good optics, but I can't see why it is so expensive, it nearly costs its weight in gold. The case it comes in is cool too the way it lifts up so you can assemble it.
Thanks for sharing this one
Worth every cent.
That is some cool shit!
I used to fly model aircraft, fixed wing, helicopters and jets and OMG it's come a long way in the last 10 years
This is so cool!
awesome !!
Glad to see my CH products gear being used there. :D
We had a pneumatic launcher that we wanted to test and we decided the a variable load weight would give us practice in launching different UAVs. We used pumpkins. Surprised they held together during launch but the landing was predictable.
very nice
That looks a harsh landing :P
Now this drone is talibans hands and now they are going to sell to pakistan and china for reverse enginnering
@Shinshocks same way in osama bin ladin operation stealth helicopter US army leave behind and pakistan and china work on it now they have same type of helicopters and stealth jets made in pakistan .....technology transferd
Lol it never landed. 😂😂
Talk about an overengineered launch system
Because as i know, it is made to be carried on ships easily, as this uav is for navies, coast guards and all
Now this drone is talibans hands and now they are going to sell to pakistan and china for reverse enginnering
@@howthingswork2135🤣😂😂🤣😂😂😂
@@zainullahkhattak phatti pari hei becharo ki..🤣😂🤣😂🤣
@@tallalbintahir3758 America chalo hargaya
Apke abbu ab v tumhari marta rahega samjhe 90000 yaad ha Bangladesh abhi Balochistan v paida karenge tension mat ke
We're watching you.
I was wondering how they handled landing, I did not expect the fly paper method
En su momento fue un gran avance, el sistema de lanzamiento y el de recuperacion parecen aparatosos pero teniendo en cuenta que es un dron de despegue horizontal pues el sistema resulta muy eficiente debido a que lo puedes lanzar y capturar en cualquier region del mundo pues llevas una pista aerea portatil.
El elemento que inicializa la propulsion resulta muy sencillo y practico.
gooooood
Nice... Technology
My best friend is in this business. Same place too.
Wings are very strong ！
haha I was gonna say this looks just like my skywalker X8 but man i need a case like that from the beginning of the video!!
It is a vertical cable (rope) and it may land no more 150 lb., and it worse than horizontal one (see patent 8,313,057) which has landing weight of a airplane in excess of 20000 kg.
Is it you who invented it ? :D You have the same name as the patent owner lol
Tiny portable drone, huge fecking great launch system.
It's dirt cheap; $3.2 million. 4 UAVs, a catapult and arrest system.
and china can just make a version of their own for a cost of 20 times cheaper..
@@afm2084 First, they have to steal technology from somebody else, then they can make those thing 20 x cheaper. Bro, China has a big problem to build they own and reliable jet engine capable of super cruise (i.e. sustained supersonic flight)
@@tjblues01 its because they dont want slow jet engines and they build fast ones that dont resist much.
Like a sport car vs a family car where the sport car wears faster than the family car.
If you want slow planes just use propellers.
@@mihaiilie8808 And that's what I said. China has long history of problems with design of fast and reliable jet engines.
@@tjblues01 you cant have fast and reliable.Fast planes like Migs ,fry the motors fast.They are build for war not to train your pilot skills in them.
We captured 4 of these today in Afghanistan, I came here to learn how these work so that we can use them against Afghan Army.
where did you guys put that catapult thingy? We are unable to find it here.
never mind. afghan army surrendered without any fight. now we get to sell these to china in scrap.
@@bobobobo3142 They entered service in 2005, China has way more advanced drones than these
Was this shot in one of the GCC countries?
Expensive - yes. Because it is a whole system and not only RC plane. (BTW. it looks very tough).
IMO it is bit too complicated as for field operations. A catapult, arrest system... I think those systems should be as compact as the plane container. The plane should be able to take off from rocky road and land on parachute.
I like very much the way how they connect wings to fuselage with retractable servo wires / ribbon.
cheers
tjblues01 there are other UAVs that don't need a catapult and arresting system. Those can't fly for 24 hours though. It does what it was designed to do very well.
In 2020 you can build something like this for just 500 dollars( excluding the flir camera if it has one).
@@mihaiilie8808 For $500 you can get a "park flyer" made of aerofoam with cheap radio... Decent quality FVP planes able to fly miles away from a pilot are way more expensive.
@@tjblues01 this is just an fpv wing and its 2020 wich in case you dont know ,powerfull transmitters and receivers ,well over the legal limit cost about 30 dollars on Ebay .
For less than 500 dollars i can build you a diesel electric hexacopter able to fly 3-4 hours and do better reconaisance ,take off and land better and a wing like this one would be a lot cheaper.
He need to clean his keybored.
US Drones Technology is very complicated to use. Turkish one is in 3 minutes ready to fly. And they don't need net catchers. They landing anywhere. I thing this drone is not created for mobilty using anywhere.
nice thing for Ukraine. thanks, partners!
🇺🇸🤝🇺🇦
I’m sure Scan Eagle will play a part in liberating Ukraine from the rashist invaders!
Slava Ukrayini ❤️🇺🇦
Brazilian navy bought some of this system. It will be more difficult to operate it on rough sea.
why does he uses a " circular saw " to turn on the propellers ? Is it better to do it that way rather than the remote controlled way ?
Not quite a rotary saw, more of a pneumatic impact or drill.
If they start it manually (being a gas engine) this doesn’t require a quite heavy battery and starter, by winding up to speed a petrol engine if the ignition circuit is closed you can actually cause it to achieve combustion (similar to how a model t started or even a lot of modern prop planes).
I’m sure it still has a good battery, but it wouldn’t need to be a large one capable of starting an engine
I think these small UAVs are more versatile than the big ones that are almost as large as a fighter.
But can they travel long distance like big ones?
@@aleonflex6611 no of course not but they are intended for a different mission profile.
Thats the way commercial aircraft should take off and land!!
So Boeing didn't even bother to add two little wheels for the UAV container?
Is there not a more efficient way of launching these things than using an entire trailer slingshot?
whhooaa too cool
I thought that looked like KAF ;)
Is that the best method for retrieving the drone?
It seems like it may be unreliable or could easily damage it.
Specs?
Wonderful idea of fool-proof assembling!
I just graduated from pilot course this day
Who gives a fuck u stooge
Romano and why u look angry little loser...lol
eboso wawo Loser hey??? Fuck off you stooge and go fly ya toy you muppet.
Neosealand Freighters Google it you lazy stooge
Neosealand Freighters Oh really... Move on you fuckin dumbass fuckwit. Speak when your spoken to you loser
Beutful durn
Can it carry a gopro?
World record of UAV crashes is the Scan Eagle according de Google!!!
Cool drone, cool video, but we don't really need to see replays of the guy walking up the steps from multiple views.
LOL
Pretty cool I want one lol
Yeah, but you'll have to wait 'till christmas.
Captain phillips brought me here
JUST READ THE COAST GUARD HAS TESTED THIS AND WILL BE USING THEM ON THE CUTTERS.
Cool landing😂
Autonomy of this thing??
Yeet!
I don't get how it catches the wire, I don't see a hook?
Frank Pirolo Small titanium hooks on each wingtip, just under the winglet. You can see it at 1:06 and 1:30 when he's attaching the wing.
Frank Pirolo I never even considered how it landed, this mechanism was unexpected.
isn't this the coolest damn thing ?!? incredible endurance time for these drones ... something like 29 hours it can remain aloft
29 hours. holy moley
Kevin Olesik 24 hours at sea-level. Places at higher density altitudes like Afghanistan or higher heat like Iraq, it's much less than that due to launch weight/pressures.
Its more like 16 hours if it carries a payload and yes, the altitude at which it flies also affects its time in the air quite a lot. The higher it flies, the thinner the air, the more fuel it will burn to keep it in the air. Still an amazing looking machine though.
***** Shoot, 16 hours is plenty of time for what it is designed to though right?
Its designed for surveillance so 12 to 16 hours is pretty good. Its too small to carry a weapon payload.
Is that a bloody grass cutter engine? Lol
Back in the day, was an Army drone control systems tech in W. Germany, in build-up reaction to Cuban Missile Crisis. Was first-generation transistorized circuitry. Used JATO launching from simple folding rack. Surveillance drones were flying camera platforms, no video. Recovery used parachute deployment which switched-off engine. Photo techs then retrieved camera and film canister. Small remote control console on portable stand was for line-of-sight, but accompanying radar trailer was guidance for low-visibility and over-local-horizon control...again, no video. Drone was about 12-ft.+ in length, about same wing span, front prop, loud gas engine. JATO launching was telltale, could give away location far easier than new pneumatic launch technique. Sixty years of change and much better.
الحمد لله تم اسقاطها في اليمن
How can I save this video?
Google it u dumb fuck
I was reading on twitter that Afghan Mujahideen has almost more than 10 of these drones and they will be sending 1 to china and russia for reverse engineering.
to be fair China probably has more advanced drones the Mavic is made their
@@blakespower I didn't know dji was made in china. But personally i would say china is after US military tech cause america has the most advanced weapons and military tech right now.
el dron con todo su equipo para hacerlo despegar etc. resulta ser tan aparatoso como un avión de vigilancia.. supuesta mente no debería ser así.. debería ser mucho mas sencillo y portátil..
But does it have the wifi? And 5G?
Can we use it at night?
Really good video to show the Taliban
How our Maschine works 👍🙄🙈
Exaclty what I said. I saw a picture with them and I thought well let’s see if they know how to use it. Search it up and find this 😂😂
I build these.
could you please tell me about the price of this UAV? Thanks
shhh its in the black ha ha
Couple million
i am from iran. I want to say to USA thank you so much for gave us rq-170 and a scan eagle and Shadow drones
free of charge😆😆😆
You're welcome. As a bonus, US will also provide you with some Tomohawk missiles. But you have to catch them all before they destroy your 3rd world military.
@@alaskaeric1038 tomahawk is junk ,V1 technology that even a 15 years old can replicate.
@@mihaiilie8808 Haha. About 20 of those outdated tomahawks would destroy all the Iranian sport fishing boats they refer to as a "Navy". They would only have plastic kayaks left. 🤣🤣
@@alaskaeric1038 Iran has V2 rochets.Your lucky that they are such a peacefull nation and they didnt build nukes ,or else you would have another target sign on your country.
As an european il put my bet on Iran in case you decide to go to war with them.
@@mihaiilie8808 As a citizen of ex USAF target country I wouldn't bet on Iran with lot of cash.
Why the hell would they use ribbons to connect the electronics going to the wing when they can just use fixed connectors/plugs to make them modular 0_0
JayR Robles you think fixed connectors or plugs would last many recoveries with that arresting gear?
Maybe they know why. Give them a call and tell them what you know.
How can I save this vedio?
add "ss" before word youtube in this adress
Expensive? Depends what you compare it with. A manned recon aircraft? Think SR71 or U2. Even a Piper Cub with a GoPro and a recruit - it costs. A spy satellite?
If you only compare it to other radio control aircraft, hobby stuff, yes, it's a bit over the top. But that's not a reasonable comparison, because that's not what it is.
The people who think these things up and design them are damned clever
Amen. But realize how this is Nineties' tech. The Scan Eagle itself was born in 2002. More tech advances are likely since.
Как всё допотопно.... И это современный дрон...мля...
video games!
Now talibaan got some of them
cheap and efficient UAV, vietnam is purchasing 6 of them, they will definitely work on china threat
Có con này mà mang về Buôn Ma tuý có khi giàu nhất
very complicated operation..
😂that is landing or fishing 🎣
08:03 "Gotcha bitch!"
What a nice toy, but it's a damn shame you have to enlist to play with one.
People calling this expensive or overkill really need some perspective.
The way to launch and landing very troublesome !
Hopefully this cG never has to be changed due to equipment update for that would be a nightmare ...that would really be stupid if you had to change some of the balance points .a flying language fly like s*** with the wrong balance lighter pilot 35 years
Captain philips? Anyone?
yep
I hope the Afghan Taliban doesn't see this video. Cause they have just got Scan eagles left behind by ANA
whyyyy does it cost 3 million ????????????? I'm pretty sure someone can just jerry rig a thousand dollar one that has similar capabilities .
The $3million is the cost of the entire system, so 4 drones, a ground control station, the launch system and the recovery system.
Yo
how that plane can be catch by rope? magnet?
Holy spirit))
Looks like some kind of hook mechanism at the end wings
Its magic
I can't see these being much use to the Taliban, but I wonder if Boeing can brick these remotely?
The us is giving this drone to the philippines for free. Thats why I watched this video
Shingeki no kyojin Season 2 yes and its ok for us,little by little we have to improve our skywatch to the terrorist group like NPA.its good to have this ,were hoping at the next DND budget they might ger a hermes maybe.
PAF ordered them, and according to my source will be arriving tomorrow
yes its Maxdefense Philippines
Shingeki no kyojin Season 2 binili parin yan
Its not free...
Did anyone notice the annoying fly buzzing sound, can’t they shoot it down with this drone !
and now this drone is in the hands of Afghan Talibans 😂😂😂😂
They probably r watching this right now.
@@amalsooraj4256 no they are watching how talibans captured Mi14 indian helicopter 😜😭😂😂😂
@@ShoaibKhan-dy1xx Its Mi35 not Mi14 🤭.
Also why wud they watch themselves capture the helo 🤔.
Janab apka Shaab Adal badal ga rahe h 😂
@@amalsooraj4256 hmary to shab adal badal ja rahy hain pr ap k to kbhi mig21 to kbhi heli adal nadal ja rahy hain 😂😂😂
@@ShoaibKhan-dy1xx Haan bhai ab😏 itna saare aircrafts liya h, ab usma sa 2-3 giraye nhi toh mazaa kaha h, Gareeb desh thodi h Jo naye aircrafts na karid sake. 🤭😁
Ini drone yg mau di beli Indonesia..?
lebih tepatnya di hibahkan
Oh great I’m sure the Taliban is excited to acquire these from Afghanistan
U will take an upgradef version from taliban very soon
Picture quality is poorly.
the Taliban has this now thanks for instructional video
What the fuck was that duck tape landing? Millions of dollars wasted to that?? 😳
Scaneagle > shadow
whats so special about it to cost millions i dont get it..why it cost millions?
micro uavs are better for job and this thing can be seen easily...
now it is in hands of taleban
Taliban
What a nice toy