Specifications
- Type:
- Helicopter
- Condition:
- New
- Year Built:
- 2016
- Place of Origin:
- Beijing, China (Mainland)
- Model Number:
- M10A
- Material:
- Carbon Fibre + Aviation Aluminum
- Control system:
- SUPER 2X
- Usage:
- Pesticide Spraying
- Max safe load:
- 10L
- Flight duration:
- 10-25 Min
- Structure:
- Foldable
- Certificate:
- ISO 9001
- Packaging Details:
- 1 set/box
box size: 66.3*66.3*60cm
- Delivery Detail:
- within 7~20 working days after payment
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Spray efficiency |
0.2-0.4acre/min |
|
Max payload |
10KG |
|
Flight speed |
0~10M/s |
|
Charge station |
GTF-30A |
|
Flight time |
10~15min |
|
Spray width |
4-6M |
|
Flight height |
1~100M |
|
Batteries |
50V 10000mah*2 |
| Power system | Motor+ carbon fiber |
| Max takeoff weight | 23KG |
| Wind resistance | lower 4m/s |
|
Control model |
Manual, GPS model |
| Body size | L: 1270mm, H:520mm |
|
Spray area |
2acre-3 acre/fight |
| Out of control protection function | Yes |
| Suitable crops | wheat, soybeans, corn, cotton, potato,sunflower, peppr, tomato, fruit trees |
| 0peration temperature | 5°-50°C |
Good performance
Agriculture drone will not damage thecrops, especially the area cannot walk such as rice, later period corn andsugarcane, Mountain forest and crops and forest pest etc.
Convenient
Can be hovering, vertical take off andlanding, need landing area is small, the drone can field landing, flexiblelanding, especially suitable for the unregularly land.
Safe
Remote control to spray pesticide with long distance, inorder to avoid any harms of health by spray the pest
GPS navigation, automatic programingwaypoint, automatic fly follows the waypoint and reduce the leakage phenomenon,improve the quality of spray, low work height close from crop 2-3m, thepropellers create downward flow can enhance penetration of pesticide, lesswaste and environmental.
Agriculture drone has greatly increased theproduction efficiency, save labor force and material resources, UAV has becomean efficient solution of rural land intensive management and labor shortage.
