Eye-View
 
 
Though the Israelis possessed excellent tactical reconnaissance UAVs, they realized there was a need for a lighter, short-ranged, easy-to-use UAV for local battlefield reconnaissance for commanders. The Eye-View is a basic platform for feeding still and video information to a commander in real time. It may be launched from a runway, roadway, or a truck-mounted catapult. These UAVs were also sold to several foreign countries, including South Africa, India, and several South American countries.

Like its larger relatives, the Eye-View has fixed landing gear and a pusher propeller, with a 25 horsepower piston engine. It has a unique arrangement, with a tail-boom mounted on the top rear of the fuselage that ends in an "inverted vee" tail. The Eye-View is also being promoted in civilian markets for forest-fire warning, and in this form is appropriately known as the "FireBird". 

 
Wingspan
4 m
Length
3 m
Payload weight
14 kg
Launch weight
104 kg
Maximum speed
185 kph
Altitude
5,000 ft
Endurance
6 h