FAQ
Frequently asked questions about iris
The most frequently asked questions about setup, electronic warfare resistance, the ordering process, and more.
IRA-1 connects over CRSF to any FPV drone running a Betaflight or MilBeta based flight controller, with only six cables. It is brand-independent and works regardless of frame size; setup is completed with the wiring harness and a short model-specific tuning routine.
Once the pilot locks a target while the signal is still strong, IRA-1 keeps tracking it and guides the drone there on its own, even if the radio link is lost to jamming — reaching targets beyond the radio horizon. If no target is locked yet when the signal drops, the kit switches to cruise control instead of letting the drone fall.
Every function has its own on-screen (OSD) interface overlaid on the pilot's goggle feed, showing the target box, lock status, active mode, and hand-over countdown. This lets pilots train on the system in minutes.
Fill out the form on the contact page with your quantity and intended use. After your request is reviewed, our team contacts you with pricing and delivery timing; for standard orders, delivery time generally ranges between 4-6 weeks.
Yes. For institutional and government buyers we offer field integration support, bulk purchase pricing, and custom delivery planning; if you note your request in the contact form, our sales team will speak with you directly.
IRA-1 is a small onboard computer and camera (86 × 38 × 23 mm, 75 g) that connects to the drone's flight controller through a 6-pin JST SH (1.0 mm) connector carrying power, ground, UART RX/TX for CRSF control, and analog video output with OSD to the VTX.
IRA-1 is a defense technology product subject to the relevant export regulations. Delivery for overseas buyers is evaluated based on the buyer's country and intended use; exact terms are clarified by our sales team based on the request you submit through the contact form.