The Beez Combat Systems Predator Ghillie™ SPECTRALFLAGE BLANKET is designed as a counter-thermal ghillie component to mitigate thermal signatures against detection by thermal-imaging systems including drones. This instructional video will walk you through the assembly process from package arrival to the completed Predator Ghillie™ SPECTRALFLAGE BLANKET.
Step 1: Unpack and Prepare
Upon arrival, carefully remove the blanket and dread components from the packaging. Before beginning assembly, lay the blanket completely flat in a large, open workspace. Identify the pre-existing two-inch laser-cut holes which will serve as the attachment points for each dread.
Step 2: Install the First Layer
Begin by installing the first three dreads into the laser-cut holes to establish your starting pattern. The first layer consists of ten dreads total. Start at the center of the blanket and work outward, distributing the dreads evenly across the designated attachment points.
Weave each dread through the existing laser-cut holes, then tie off each one securely before moving to the next. Continue working outward until all ten dreads in the first layer are installed.
Step 3: Install the Second Layer
The second layer consists of five additional dreads. Install these after completing the first layer, positioning them through the pre-existing laser-cut holes to build additional coverage and depth. Ensure each dread is securely attached before proceeding.
Step 4: Install the Final Layer
The final layer consists of 24 smaller dreads, which form the top and finishing layer of the blanket. Weave each smaller dread through the existing laser-cut holes, distributing them evenly across the surface to complete the layered ghillie configuration.
Final Inspection
Once all three layers are installed, inspect each dread to ensure it is securely tied off and properly positioned. Your Predator Ghillie™ SPECTRALFLAGE BLANKET is now assembled and ready for field evaluation.
Designed for thermal-signature mitigation, this layered system adds a specialized ghillie component to your equipment setup.
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