Wingman (103/105) Drone Detector

The Wingman 103 and 105 are body-worn passive RF drone detectors designed for dismounted military personnel, law-enforcement operators, and security teams operating in environments where size, weight, and battery endurance are primary constraints.

Both units perform passive spectrum scanning — they emit no signal of their own and are therefore undetectable to counter-detection systems. Without any external antenna, they monitor 2.4, 5.2, and 5.8 GHz (the dominant ISM bands used by commercial drone control links) at a 90° detection aperture. Fitted with the optional Wideband XF antenna, coverage expands to 200 MHz–6 GHz with full 360° omnidirectional acquisition and direction-finding down to ±30° accuracy, enabling an operator to orientate toward a threat. Detection range reaches 6 km under clear line-of-sight.

The 103 and 105 differ primarily in battery architecture and form factor. The 103 carries a 380 g externally hot-swappable NATO-standard lithium-ion pack rated for 14 hours of continuous use without antenna (10 hours with), with a 1–2 hour recharge cycle. The lighter 105 (840 g vs 1,100 g) integrates the battery internally for a smaller footprint, at a reduced endurance of 7 hours. Both models are IP67-rated for full waterproofing, rated to −30 °C, and support ATAK integration for sharing real-time sensor data across a tactical network. Alert modes include sound, light, and haptic to accommodate noise-sensitive environments.

For GCC buyers, the heat-hardened upper operating limit of +65 °C and the desert-colour option make both variants suitable for outdoor operational deployments year-round.