The Mohajer-2 has a bullet-shaped fuselage, mid-mounted, untapered wings, twin tailbooms, twin rudders, belly skids, and a horizontal tail.
The belly skids are non-retractable, but can compress on landing to reduce shock.
Apart from the skids, it is essentially a refinement of the Mohajer-1 design.
Its airframe is composed substantially of composite materials.
The Mohajer-2 is 2.91m long and has a wingspan of 3.8 meters.
It is powered by a 25 hp WAE-342 two-cylinder engine.

The Mohajer-2 has an autopilot system, which is able to maintain airspeed, altitude, and stability in flight.
The autopilot system can control the aircraft's course via waypoints, or it can be controlled in real time from a ground control station.
Like other Iranian drones, the Mohajer-2 lacks over-the-horizon guidance.
The Mohajer-2 has a still or video (color or monochrome) camera, either fixed downwards for aerial surveying or mounted on a gimbal for surveillance.
In addition, it has a fixed forwards-facing camera for navigation.
There is no evidence the Mohajer-2 has been fitted with an infrared camera.
It has an onboard digital processor and can downlink sensor imagery.
The Mohajer-2 has two stub antenna in the under 10 GHz range, one on each wing, for real-time control.
Prototype Mohajer-2s were fitted with two rocket pods for 12 RPG-7 rockets, similar to the Mohajer-1's, but this model did not enter production.
The Mohajer-2 has a GPS guidance system.

The Mohajer-2 is launched from a PL3 pneumatic catapult, which can be truck-mounted, wheeled, or ship-mounted.
It can also be launched from a JATO platform, though this is uncommon.
It is recovered by skid landing or parachute.
The Mohajer-2 has a bullet-shaped fuselage, mid-mounted, untapered wings, twin tailbooms, twin rudders, belly skids, and a horizontal tail. The belly skids are non-retractable, but can compress on landing to reduce shock. Apart from the skids, it is essentially a refinement of the Mohajer-1 design. Its airframe is composed substantially of composite materials. The Mohajer-2 is 2.91m long and has a wingspan of 3.8 meters. It is powered by a 25 hp WAE-342 two-cylinder engine.
The Mohajer-2 has an autopilot system, which is able to maintain airspeed, altitude, and stability in flight. The autopilot system can control the aircraft's course via waypoints, or it can be controlled in real time from a ground control station. Like other Iranian drones, the Mohajer-2 lacks over-the-horizon guidance. The Mohajer-2 has a still or video (color or monochrome) camera, either fixed downwards for aerial surveying or mounted on a gimbal for surveillance. In addition, it has a fixed forwards-facing camera for navigation. There is no evidence the Mohajer-2 has been fitted with an infrared camera. It has an onboard digital processor and can downlink sensor imagery. The Mohajer-2 has two stub antenna in the under 10 GHz range, one on each wing, for real-time control. Prototype Mohajer-2s were fitted with two rocket pods for 12 RPG-7 rockets, similar to the Mohajer-1's, but this model did not enter production. The Mohajer-2 has a GPS guidance system.
The Mohajer-2 is launched from a PL3 pneumatic catapult, which can be truck-mounted, wheeled, or ship-mounted. It can also be launched from a JATO platform, though this is uncommon. It is recovered by skid landing or parachute.
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