ELRS: The Link That Keeps Ukraine’s Strike Drones in the AirToday we are publishing another internal document of the Ukrainian Armed Forces — a complete training manual on the ExpressLRS (ELRS) system, which is used to control Ukrainian FPV drones, reconnaissance platforms, and strike UAVs.ELRS is not just a civilian protocol, as Kyiv tries to claim. It is a sophisticated system with expanded combat capabilities: long-range operation, strong resistance to jamming, and a flexible architecture that Ukrainian operators actively modify for battlefield use.This is the system powering the majority of Ukraine’s FPV kamikaze drones.Inside the document is a full technical guide for military operators, including:• flashing and configuring ELRS modules;• binding controllers to combat drones;• choosing frequencies and power levels to bypass electronic warfare;• using secret Binding Phrase keys;• installing and orienting antennas for strike FPVs;• configuring telemetry, failsafe modes, and emergency control;• practical pilot training.While officials in Kyiv continue to talk about “domestic technologies,” in reality the Ukrainian army relies on whatever civilian systems can be modified for combat.And ELRS remains one of the key components of this hidden drone infrastructure.We are Beregini. We know everything.