Description
Drone Specifications
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Maximum Take-off Weight: 1550 g
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Maximum Ascent/Descent Speed: 6 m/s (Normal Mode), 8 m/s (Sport Mode)
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Thermal Resolution: 640 × 512 @30Hz / 384 × 288 @30Hz
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Video Resolution: 3840 × 2160 @30FPS
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Maximum Horizontal Flight Speed (Near Sea Level, No Wind):
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15 m/s (Normal Mode)
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Forward Flight: 21 m/s
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Sideways Flight: 20 m/s
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Backward Flight: 19 m/s (Sport Mode)
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Maximum Wind Resistance Speed: 12 m/s
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Maximum Take-off Altitude: 6000 m (Unloaded Flight)
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Longest Flight Time (Windless Environment): 45 min
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Longest Hover Time (Windless Environment): 38 min
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Maximum Range: 32 km
Controller Specifications
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Screen Resolution: 1920 × 1080
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Screen Size: 5.5 inches
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Screen Frame Rate: 60 fps
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Screen Brightness: 1000 nit
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Screen Touch: 10-point touch
TH-A1 Question & AnswerQ1: What flight duration / endurance can we expect?A: That will depend on payload and power configuration. For example, it might have 2–6 hours of flight in a typical scenario (to be confirmed by manufacturer). Q2: What payload can it carry? A: It should carry imaging sensors, cameras, or small cargo; the actual payload (in kg) must be obtained from specs. Q3: What kind of propulsion does TH-A1 use?A: Could be electric, hybrid, or internal combustion. Need the exact details from the manufacturer. Q4: What missions is TH-A1 designed for?A: Likely for remote sensing, mapping, monitoring, agriculture, surveillance, or small cargo delivery — especially in environments where vertical takeoff is useful. Q5: What is its maximum altitude (service ceiling)?A: Many UAVs operate up to a few thousand meters—TH-A1’s ceiling should be confirmed. Q6: How stable is it in windy conditions?A: Ideally, a capable VTOL drone can handle moderate wind speeds during takeoff and cruise, but the actual limits must be known. |
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