The most obvious distinction between WZ-6 and the original ASN-207 is the addition of a mushroom shaped radome installed atop of the fuselage, housing the communication antenna. In addition to electro-optical payload, WZ-6 is also capable of carrying miniature radar to carry out reconnaissance missions. JWP02 JWP02 UAV is a derivative of WZ-6 and has already entered service with Chinese military. The most obvious external visual difference between WZ-6 and JWP02 is that the electro-optical turret mounted below the fuselage of WZ-6 is absent on JWP02. The exact function of JWP02 remain unclear because Chinese governmental establishments have not released any detailed information on this UAV other than photos of its deployment by Chinese military. Presumably, it is used in reconnaissance missions. BZK-006 BZK-006 is a further development of WZ-6 adopted by Chinese military, and it is an enlarged WZ-6 with four underwing hardpoints added, two for with wing. BZK-006 is capable of carrying a total of four Chinese UAV employed missiles, and a photo of air-to-surface missile targeting screen has been publicized by Chinese governmental sources when depicting BZK-006 deployed by Chinese military. However, as of 2014, it is not known if BZK-006 carries any air-to-air missiles, so it is purely adopted for ground attack missions. Specification: Length (m): 4.3 Height (m): 1.5 Endurance (hr): 12 DCK-006 DCK-006 is the unarmed reconnaissance version of BZK-006, and it shares the same dimension with BZK-006, and the endurance of DCK-006 is also 12 hours. Due to the addition of mushroom shaped communication antenna radome, the endurance of WZ-6 is significantly reduced due to additional weight. BZK-006 solves this problem by enlarge the airframe of WZ-6, which share the same smaller airframe with ASN-207, and the enlarged airframe enables more fuel to be stored to extend the range and endurance. DCK-006 share the identical enlarged airframe of BZK-006 and thus having similar performance, which is needed for long endurance reconnaissance missions. DCK-006 made its public debut in the parade in Beijing for the 60th anniversary of the People's Republic of China. See also List of unmanned aerial vehicles of the People's Republic of China References Unmanned aerial vehicles of China Twin-boom aircraft