What the Gerbera is made of

0 documented parts, from recovered wreckage. Each part gives its marking, maker and country where known, and links the record it comes from. The system itself: Gerbera.

Sources

Open Source Munitions Portal — search its munition identification records

Reported parts

Airframe — Plywood internal frame and case for the electronics, covered by a painted foam body; HUR says the design is based on a Chinese prototype and that Skywalker Technology (China) makes fuselages source
Engine — DLE60 60 cc two-stroke by Mile Hao Xiang Technology Co., Ltd (China), US-sanctioned in summer 2024 for supplying Russia source
Engine (alternative) — Stinger 70 cc twin by RCGF Stinger Co., Ltd (China) found in some examples source
Anti-jam satellite-navigation antenna (CRPA) — Chips from Analog Devices and Texas Instruments (USA) and NXP Semiconductors (Netherlands) source
Flight controller — Universal flight controller with parts from Texas Instruments and Atmel (USA), STMicroelectronics and u-blox (Switzerland), NXP (Netherlands) and XLSEMI (China) source
Camera — Topotek KHY10S90 three-axis gimbal camera (China), used for operator guidance of the strike version and for reconnaissance source
Mesh modem — Xingkai Tech XK-F358 mesh-network modem (China); the same modem family is used on Geran-2 and Molniya source
Cellular modem (early examples) — 3G/4G antennas and a SIM-equipped modem for an intermittent video link, on the first example recovered near Kyiv in July 2024 source
Engine and fuel tank (Gerbera-2) — Enlarged version with a 63-litre fuel tank, new electronics and a more powerful engine described as "half a Geran-2 engine"; claim from wreckage photos circulated by Russian channels source

Part records and photos: HUR War & Sanctions, Ukraine's Defence Intelligence database of foreign components found in Russian weapons, and the other sources named on each part. A marking, date code or country is given as the source records it.