KVERTUS AD G-6+ is a Ukrainian rifle-style handheld RF jammer built for counter-UAV teams facing FPV drones and payload-dropping consumer UAVs. Kvertus catalog data lists six interference bands, active cooling, an IP-1 field indicator, two 24V 15Ah batteries in the delivery package, and an effective distance of up to 1.5 km.
Defense Express reported that Kvertus made regular front-line trips to test equipment in combat conditions and identified the AD G-6+ as the company's headliner anti-drone gun, supporting Ukrainian wartime front-line use context without a public unit-level issue count.
Role detailsKvertus describes the AD G-6+ as a handheld RF jammer for payload-dropping consumer UAVs, including DJI Mavic and entry-level Autel types, as well as FPV drones using standard control frequencies.
| Channel target | Published band | Power |
|---|---|---|
| Remote radio control | 433-434 MHz | 10 W |
| Remote radio control | 850-940 MHz | 20 W |
| GPS navigation L2/L5 | 1150-1250 MHz | 20 W |
| GPS L1 and GLONASS | 1570-1630 MHz | 20 W |
| Remote control and video transmission | 2400-2500 MHz | 20 W |
| Video transmission | 5700-5900 MHz | 20 W |
Kvertus links the base AD G-6 and AD G-6+ from each other's product pages, so readers can compare the two portable anti-drone guns as a family rather than as unrelated systems.
| Compatible item | Item type | Compatibility evidence |
|---|---|---|
 | Earlier portable anti-drone gun | Kvertus lists AD G-6 as a related product on the G-6+ page, and the base-model page lists G-6+ back in its related-products area. Sources: KVERTUS AD G-6+ product page, KVERTUS AD G-6 product page |
The Kvertus catalog lists a rotary mechanism for remotely operated anti-drone guns as compatible with the AD G-6+ and AD HUNTER. The accessory is meant to let operators control the EW device from a sheltered position rather than continuously holding the gun in the open.
| Remote-control detail | Cataloged value | Operational meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Compatible equipment | KVERTUS AD G-6+ and KVERTUS AD HUNTER | The catalog treats the G-6+ as compatible with a remote mount, not only shoulder-held use. |
| Control distance | Wire length up to 40 m | The operator can be separated from the emitting device by a short field-control cable. |
| Motion | 360-degree horizontal rotation and 0-90-degree vertical tilt | The mount can aim the EW device without requiring the operator to physically shoulder it. |
Defense Express quotes Kvertus saying it tests equipment in combat conditions on the front line and calls the AD G-6+ the company's headliner anti-drone gun.
Sources: Defense Express on Kvertus anti-drone systems
Army Recognition reports NAUDI displaying the AD G-6+ and AD Counter-FPV at the World Defense Show 2024 in Saudi Arabia.
Sources: Army Recognition on WDS 2024 Kvertus systems
Understanding AI publishes a Getty caption showing a woman taking aim with a KVERTUS AD G-6+ during a presentation in Ukraine.
Sources: Understanding AI on Ukraine drone innovation
Kvertus published an official AD G-6+ anti-drone-gun video on its YouTube channel.
Sources: KVERTUS AD G-6+ official video
Kvertus places the base AD G-6 and the AD G-6+ in each other's related-products lists. The Plus model keeps the same portable anti-drone-gun concept, but the public product and catalog data publish a longer effective distance and a broader interference set.
| Model | Documented purpose | Range | Notable published details |
|---|---|---|---|
| Portable anti-drone gun | Up to 1,200 m | Suppresses control and navigation channels; includes the IP-1 field indicator. |
| This page | Rifle-style handheld RF jammer for FPV and payload-dropping UAVs | Up to 1,500 m | Supplied with two 24V 15Ah batteries, an IP-1 field indicator, active cooling, and six interference bands covering control, GPS, and video links. |
