FlySpark Kamikaze Impact Fuze for FPV Drone Explosive Delivery

Key facts

At a glance

The FlySpark Kamikaze Impact Fuze is a spring-type impact (crash-sensor) trigger for FPV drone payloads, offered to authorized defence users. The standard unit weighs 29 g, measures about 30 × 28 × 115 mm, has a 200 mAh battery, and ignores touch or impact for about 30 seconds after power-on. 41 mm delay, 44 mm remote-unlock and 60 mm delayed versions weigh 90–140 g.

Use cases

• Authorized defence FPV payload integration and training
• Evaluation of impact-trigger safety timing in controlled test programs

Standards & references

• India Drone Rules, 2021 (G.S.R. 589(E)) — Rule 27 prohibits carrying arms, ammunition, explosives or military stores on any unmanned aircraft in India without written permission of the Central Government.

Sources: FlySpark catalog data; FlySpark product page; India Drone Rules, 2021 (Ministry of Civil Aviation). Updated 12 Oct 2026.

Intelligence Brief

Mission overview

FlySpark Kamikaze Impact Fuze for FPV Drone Explosive Delivery

The FlySpark Kamikaze Impact Fuze is a compact impact / crash-trigger module for authorized FPV and tactical UAV payload systems. The standard unit uses a front spring-type mechanical collision sensor with a grey electronics housing that includes an LED indicator, side power switch, power-supply port and rear output port.

After power-on, the unit enters an approximate 30-second protection period so it will not respond to touch or impact. Once that protection window ends, contact with the mechanical spring/switch path can trigger the delayed output according to the selected version.

The catalog covers four compared configurations: a compact drone crash-sensor style unit (standard listing), a 41mm delay version, a 44mm remote-control version with remote unlocking, and a 60mm delayed version. Exact diameter, weight, battery and internal cavity differ by version — see specifications and variants.

• PRODUCT POSITIONING:
• • Spring-type mechanical collision / impact trigger
• • Power-on physical switch with LED status indication
• • Approx. 30-second power-on protection period before arming
• • Delayed output support (version dependent)
• • Compact crash-sensor form factor for FPV mounting
• • Power-supply port and output port for payload interface
• • Multiple diameter / remote versions available
• • Field-oriented tactical FPV integration component

• STANDARD UNIT (DRONE CRASH SENSOR STYLE):
• • Collision trigger: spring type
• • Weight: 29g
• • Maximum size: about 30 × 28 × 115mm
• • Spring diameter: about D28mm
• • Housing: about 28mm wide × 20mm thick
• • Battery capacity: 200mAh
• • Power-on physical switch: yes
• • Remote unlocking: no
• • Delayed output: yes

• OTHER VERSIONS (SEE VARIANTS):
• • 41mm delay version — ~90g, max size about D66 × 207mm, bullet diameter D41mm, internal space about D36 × 62mm
• • 44mm remote-control version — ~100g, max size about D70 × 220mm, remote unlocking, bullet diameter D44mm, internal space about D30 × 88mm
• • 60mm delayed version — ~140g, max size about D60 × 258mm, bullet diameter D60mm, internal space about D30 × 130mm + surrounding damaged area

• BEST USE CASES:
• • Authorized defense FPV impact-trigger integration
• • Tactical UAV payload arming research under permit
• • Approved training and evaluation of impact-fuze timing
• • Authorized engineering / demolition UAV programs
• • Professional FPV platform integration for approved end users

IMPORTANT USE NOTE: This is restricted tactical / defense hardware. It is intended only for authorized government, defense, institutional or approved professional programs under applicable Indian and international law, including explosives, weapons, aviation and export-control rules. It must not be used for unlawful surveillance, unlawful explosive devices, civilian harm, terrorism, harassment or any aviation-rule violation. Buyer KYC, end-use declaration and lawful authorization may be required. FlySpark / AnuShakti Infotech Pvt. Ltd. does not supply or advise illegal payload loading.

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