LOONGUAV from China Showcases SMAUG J1-1500 simulator pistol at WDS 2024.

At the World Defense Show 2024 (WDS 2024) exhibition in Saudi Arabia, China's LOONGUAV introduces the Smaug J1-1500 simulator pistol. This device demonstrated a blend of innovation and functionality tailored for modern security needs.
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The Smaug J1-1500, a long-distance simulator pistol, at WDS 2024 (Picture source: Army Recognition )

The Smaug J1-1500, developed by LOONGUAV, is a long-distance signal simulator pistol capable of reaching distances up to 1.5 km. It features a detachable 7000mAh battery that is designed to withstand low temperatures, providing signal simulation capabilities that include emergency landing and return functionalities. The device allows for a maximum of 30W of power per channel, with up to 8 channels available for operational flexibility. Designed for user convenience, it comes equipped with an aiming sight, a portable backpack, and a car charger. The frequency bands and channels are customizable to meet specific requirements.

In terms of signal simulation, the device achieves a range of 1500 meters with an antenna gain greater than 10 dBi and a rapid response time of one second. The simulation angle is set at 60°. Powered by a LiPo source, it offers a total power of 350W and can operate continuously for approximately 45 minutes. The dimensions of the Smaug J1-1500 are 850 by 278.5 by 82.8 mm, with the package weighing 6 kg and the device itself weighing 4 kg.

The Smaug J1-1500 is built to endure various environmental conditions, featuring an IP54 protection rating and an operational temperature range from -20 to 60°C. It supports multiple channel types, including 6-channel configurations of Type A, B, and C, with dual-channel options for frequencies of 2.4 GHz and 5.8 GHz, among others. The 8-channel models provide even greater flexibility, covering a broad range of frequencies from 430-440 MHz to 5840-5940 MHz, catering to diverse operational needs.

LOONGUAV, an enterprise that integrates the industrial ecological chain, specializes in the R&D and production of military drones. It has achieved a quiet yet widespread global presence, receiving orders from countries including Russia, Ukraine, the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Brazil, South Africa, Armenia, Yemen, Uzbekistan, Zambia, and Jordan.

Defense News February 2024