Covering 1.5 Hectare Per Refill 15KG Capacity Agricultural UAV helicopters for Chemical Spraying

Description:

1. The helicopter and its flying control system were developed in response to market demand for aerial agricultural spraying. the small size of farms meant that Manned Fixed-wing crop dusters is uneconomical and safety concerned. It provides much more accurate spraying, at lower cost and lower risk than manned aircraft. Compare to traditional manned aircraft, it does not require a large take off terrain, it could easily take off and land from farms side area, no special track required; its light weight, small size, can be transported with a small size van.
2. It’s characterized by flybarless rotor and lifted tail rotor. Flybarless rotor has a simple structure and low failure rate. Lifted tail rotor prevents from crashing caused by pesticide applying on tail rotor.
3. It carries maximum of 15 kilograms farm chemical. depends on the skill of operator, each trip could spray up to 1.5 hectare of land within 12 minutes, it is 60-80 times more effective than traditional manual hand spraying.
4. The use of ultra-low volume pesticide spraying operation can limit the cost of water and pesticides. Moreover, using remote control allows the operator to stay away from chemical pollution, it’s greatly reducing the harm to the operator.

Specifications:

Engine

Performance

Pesticide Sprayer

Applications:

A farmer contends that one of the brightest benefits of using unmanned helicopters is environmental. “It must be remembered that the ability to target clumps of blackberry with minimal overspray means that chemicals go further, and non-target species are avoided.” He said that there is ample evidence near his farm of widespread tree damage where chemicals are applied by boom sprayers from conventional helicopters. For Tom, a hybrid of manned and unmanned aircraft would be the best use to safeguard the environment. “A big aircraft could spray the middle of a field and then an unmanned one can fly low and spray the boundaries.” Tom said the rapidity of the unmanned vehicles would give farmers time to see if pesticide application is even needed. The time-consuming nature of manned vehicle spraying requires farmers to decide early on whether to spray a field to save a crop, he said.