"Chic solution": For Korsar PTRK created a improved battery, the Armed Forces was evaluated (video)

The new battery contains twice as standard as standard, and allows the military to see the charge level and easier to charge. Ukrainian developers have created a custom battery for the anti -tank missile system (PTRC) "Korsar", which has twice as large as a factory capacity and is equipped with a charge indicator. This was reported by the National Platform of Ukrainian Inventors and Inventions of War Brave Inventors on Facebook.

The battery has the same dimensions as the factory, with its capacity twice as high-153 watts. The weight of the battery is 900 grams, the size is 150 × 82 × 43 millimeters. The developers have added USB Type-C and Micro USB ports, so if there is no factory charger, you can use any phone charging. In addition, the battery received an indicator that allows the military to track the charge. The cost of the invention is 3 900 UAH.

"You know the level of charge, so confident in their weapons!" - emphasized in Brave Inventors. A Ukrainian serviceman with a call sign Jack, who uses a PTRC in a comment on Focus said that having spare batteries is always good, in addition, the mentioned battery allows you to see the charge. According to him, the presence of additional ports is a good solution, because the standard charger is not always at hand, can be lost or broken in the field.

"At this stage, such a battery is a chic solution," the military said. The focus interlocutor also noted that the Korsar PTRC is commonly used to destroy enemy equipment. This complex is quite common at the front, at the level with the PTRC "Stugna-P", "Fagot" and "Metis". According to the military, today the FPV-zero is coming to the fore, so the function of the PTRC is mostly reduced to narrow tasks, point destruction. "Again, PTRC is a means of protection.

Reflection of attacks, you will not leave it with it," - said the serviceman. Recall that many lithium-ion batteries that feed most of the US military equipment are completely or partially produced in China. The Pentagon is concerned that Beijing can strengthen control of the world market.