364 people chipped in—and the 423rd Separate Unmanned Systems Battalion received equipment for its pilots.
Video thank-you message from a soldier of the 423rd Separate Unmanned Systems Battalion after the delivery
Equipment worth 99,000 ₴ was delivered to the battalion—as per the signed Acceptance and Transfer Act No. 235 dated September 15, 2026. Below is the full list of items delivered and a scan of the act.
| What was transferred | Quantity | Price per unit | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Radio controller (drone remote control) RadioMaster Boxer ELRS M2 | 11 units | 9,000 ₴ | 99,000 ₴ |
| Total | 11 pcs | 99,000 ₴ |
Why remote controls specifically, rather than goggles or video receivers, as in the example on the fundraising page? We warned right away: we’ll finalize the exact list before making the purchase, because drone components change very quickly. At the time of the unit’s purchase, control equipment was what was most in short supply—so that’s what we bought.
Acceptance and Transfer Certificate No. 235 dated September 15, 2026, Zaporizhzhia · 11 remote controls · 99,000 ₴ · signed by both parties, with the seals of the foundation and the military unit. The commander’s last name and signature have been redacted for security reasons.
A remote control used by the pilot to operate the drone. It operates on the ExpressLRS protocol, which provides stable communication with the drone over longer ranges and with lower latency. One remote control means one pilot in the sky.
The battalion command sent a written request to the foundation: the need for drone components is urgent and ongoing, as the use of these systems is systematic in nature and requires replenishment. The fundraiser was launched based on this letter.
Three hundred sixty-four people chipped in for this fundraiser. Every contribution went toward the remote control that’s now in the hands of a pilot in the Zaporizhzhia region. Thank you for standing with us—and for your trust.
There are units nearby who are waiting just as eagerly. Your next contribution will once again become specific equipment—with the same report and receipt.
