CH09 Portable Drone Detection and Positioning Device with Remote Controller Locator

The CH09 is a portable handheld device that integrates RF sensing, protocol decoding, and remote identification (RID) into a single unit. It provides real-time detection of drones and their flight paths, along with accurate positioning of both the drone and its remote controller.

With a compact design and long-lasting battery, the CH09 is built for security operations in the lower airspace across a wide range of scenarios — major events, protective security details, anti-terrorism missions, politically sensitive zones, border defense, airports, and power and petrochemical industrial areas.

• Drone Positioning — Locates drones and displays them as drone icons on the e-map.
• Pilot Positioning — Locates remote controllers (pilots) and displays them as controller icons on the e-map.
• Vast Drone Database — Identifies over 700 drone models, including DJI, Autel, FPV, and DIY drones.
• Pilot Navigation — Plans the walking route to track a drone controller, with simple one-handed operation.
• RID Detection — Identifies DJI drones (OcuSync protocol), RID-equipped drones, and the unique serial number (SN) of Wi-Fi drones.
• Comprehensive Information — Real-time display of drone model, coordinates, velocity, altitude, pilot coordinates, and more.
• Black & White Lists — Once a white list is set, alarms are not triggered by whitelisted drones.
• Early Warning — Alerts the operator with a beep sound or vibration when a drone is detected.
• Trajectory Playback — Helps security personnel review and analyze historical flight paths.
• History Records — Detection results are saved for later review, including SN, model, frequency band, and other data.
• Multi-Language Support — English, Chinese, Russian, and Portuguese.

• Passive DetectionNo electromagnetic interference.
• Touchscreen6-inch screen with a friendly user interface.
• Highly PortableWeighs only 650 g.
• Type-C InterfaceSuitable for standard adapters and power banks.

The CH09 is a handheld device that finds drones and the people flying them without broadcasting anything itself. It listens to the radio signals a drone and its remote controller already send out, and turns those signals into a position you can act on.

What sets it apart from a jammer is that it does not interfere — it only receives. That matters in places where emitting RF would cause its own problems, or where you need evidence rather than disruption. On screen you get the drone's serial number, model, position, speed, altitude, and flight path, alongside the direction of the pilot's controller. One operator can read that and walk toward the source.

It identifies more than just "there is a drone." Through spectrum analysis it distinguishes between different drones of the same brand and band, so a team knows what is actually up there rather than guessing from a blip. Single-station direction finding means you do not need to set up a sensor network first; one unit, one operator, and you get a bearing on the target.

A built-in radio lets teams talk over the same channel in real time, wake each other with one press, and keep moving without switching to a separate walkie-talkie. The body is slim and light enough to carry on patrol, and the battery lasts through a full shift. It runs on an Android-style touchscreen, so the learning curve is short.