The Mohajer-1 had a narrow cylindrical fuselage, twin tailbooms, and straight wings mounted high and to the rear of the body.
It had a single engine (unknown model) in a pusher configuration, and was guided by ailerons on the wings, an elevator on the horizontal stabilizer, and rudders on the tailbooms.
The Mohajer-1 had three fixed landing gear for launch and recovery.
It could also be recovered by parachute.
The Mohajer-1 was about 8 feet long and had a wingspan of about 10 feet.

The Mohajer-1 carried a single still camera, probably carrying photographic film developed after the drone landed.
It was controlled by hobby-class radio, which was easily jammed.
In addition, Iran attempted to arm it with six RPG-7 rockets, three under each wing, though this was not very successful.
The Mohajer-1 had a narrow cylindrical fuselage, twin tailbooms, and straight wings mounted high and to the rear of the body. It had a single engine (unknown model) in a pusher configuration, and was guided by ailerons on the wings, an elevator on the horizontal stabilizer, and rudders on the tailbooms. The Mohajer-1 had three fixed landing gear for launch and recovery. It could also be recovered by parachute. The Mohajer-1 was about 8 feet long and had a wingspan of about 10 feet.
The Mohajer-1 carried a single still camera, probably carrying photographic film developed after the drone landed. It was controlled by hobby-class radio, which was easily jammed. In addition, Iran attempted to arm it with six RPG-7 rockets, three under each wing, though this was not very successful.
Qods Mohajer