Chinese MALE, HALE (and rotary, small, suicide) UAV/UCAV

Some electric VTOL drones from the company Changguang.

TW200 UAV:
– Height: 1.4m
– Wingspan: 5.94m
– Max payload: 50kg
– Max endurance: 8h
– Ceiling: 5500m
– Cruising speed: 65-90km/h




TW50 UAV:
– Wingspan: 3.68m
– Max takeoff weight: 50kg
– Max endurance: 6.5 hours
– Ceiling: 5500m
– Cruising speed: 65-90km/h



TW25 UAV:
– Wingspan: 2.98m
– Max takeoff weight: 24.9kg
– Max endurance: 5h20min
– Ceiling: 5500m
– Cruising speed: 65-72km/h



TW07 UAV:
– Wingspan: 1.69m
– Max takeoff weight: 7kg
– Max endurance: 2h15min
– Ceiling: 5500m
– Cruising speed: 65-72km/h



TW05 UAV:
– Wingspan: 1.3m
– Max takeoff weight: 7kg
– Max endurance: 85min
– Designed specifically for training drone pilots, comes equipped with simulation software.

Taiban said:

The Fielong-60A have been tried in 2025 which can be operated from Rocket launchers like SR-5 (export version of PCH-191. Algeria has most probably imported it too. The capability to launch from SR-5 indicates that PCH-191 with PLAGF's Long Range Rocket Artillery Brigades may use it too

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The export version of the PCL-191/PHL-16 is the AR3, not the SR-5. Those are two different MLRS systems. Feilong-60A is also an export system, and there's no evidence that the PLA uses it, especially when again, it's not compatible with the PCL-191/PHL-16, and they don't use the SR-5.

The PCL-191/PHL-16 can only launch two types of guided rockets (300mm, 370mm), two types of TBMs (610mm, 750mm), and it can also launch a subsonic AShM (TL-7B), but the PLA doesn't use that and is more for customers to purchase with the export AR3 system if they choose to buy that. If they did procure any truck-based loitering drone system, it would probably be in the form of the light Mengshi-based one that carries 18 total drones similar to Feilong-60A, rather than procuring another large MLRS system like SR-5.

ASN-301/JWS-01 at a recent exercise.