KVERTUS AD MW FROM DROPS is a Ukrainian AD MW-family anti-drone rifle variant built by Kvertus for payload-dropping UAVs. Defense Express described the 2025 AD MW revision as a two-version split for FPV drones and heavier airdrop drones, while Kvertus publishes this FROM DROPS configuration as a 90 W jammer using control and video-transmission bands.
Kvertus positions FROM DROPS as an AD MW-family rifle for payload-dropping UAVs rather than as a separate launcher or sensor. Defense Express described the same 2025 AD MW revision as a split between FPV-drone and bomber-drone versions.
| Family member | Published focus | Output | Published bands |
|---|---|---|---|
 | FPV-drone-focused anti-drone rifle | 100 W | Customer-selected channels from 300-1350 MHz |
| FROM DROPS | Payload-dropping UAVs | 90 W | 2400-2500 MHz; 5150-5250 MHz; 5700-5900 MHz |
Kvertus lists two 24V, 15Ah rechargeable batteries, an IP-1 field indicator, active cooling, and IP65 protection for this configuration.
Defense Express cites Kvertus representatives on the revised rifle body, rear extension, shifted center of mass, and Picatinny rails used across the 2025 AD MW versions.
Kvertus separates this payload-dropping-drone configuration from the base AD MW page, which is presented as the FPV-drone-focused member of the same rifle family.
| Variant | Configuration | Designation notes |
|---|---|---|
| Base AD MW anti-FPV configuration | The base product page publishes the AD MW as a 100 W anti-drone rifle for FPV drones, while the FROM DROPS page and Defense Express coverage describe a 90 W configuration for payload-dropping or bomber drones. Sources: KVERTUS AD MW FROM DROPS product page, KVERTUS AD MW product page, Defense Express on Kvertus AD MW variants |
Defense Express reports that Kvertus has presented a revised AD MW anti-drone rifle family with separate FPV-drone and bomber-drone configurations.
Sources: Defense Express on Kvertus AD MW variants
