DRONELEDGER / Press factsheet
Supercam S350
A compact selection from this profile, with sources and limits. Other configurations and additional measurements remain in the full profile.
An electric Russian reconnaissance flying wing with civilian surveying uses as well as a documented military component trail. The manufacturer’s S350/S350F page and GUR’s S350 catalogue disagree on maximum take-off mass. The profile preserves that disagreement and separates total flight distance from radio and video links; SX350 VTOL and S350M are not silently included.[1][2]
Public-source profile. Performance claims are attributed; type links do not verify an incident identification.
Form, sound & identification limits
- The manufacturer lists 11.5 kg maximum take-off mass; GUR lists 15.5 kg. Both give 3.2 m wingspan and up to 4.5 hours, but shared nominal figures are not independent flight-test results. No length is established, so no dimensioned envelope is drawn.[1][2]
- The manufacturer separates 240 km maximum flight distance from a 70–100 km radio link. Its video-link wording is another specification. These are not three interchangeable range estimates; neither is a guaranteed operating radius.[1]
- GUR publishes components tied to a numbered recovered S350. This is a second original evidence origin for the type’s military presence, not a test of the manufacturer’s endurance. The broad payload menu on the commercial page does not identify the payload of any archived incident.[1][2]
Shape or sound alone cannot identify a drone. Follow local public-safety alerts; do not approach wreckage.
Source notebook
- Supercam / Unmanned Systems · Supercam S350 / S350F product page
Publication date not stated · Source consulted: 2026-11-01 · Manufacturer claim
Consulted via search index; direct page unavailable
- Defence Intelligence of Ukraine · Supercam S350: declared characteristics and recovered components
Publication date not stated · Source consulted: 2026-11-01 · Official report; not an independent test
Cite this profile
DroneLedger. Supercam S350. 2026-11-01. https://droneincidents.com/drones/supercam-s350/editions/2026-11-01/
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