Description
Product Specifications
| Item | Spec |
|---|---|
| Maximum Take-off Weight | ≥15 kg |
| Maximum Flight Speed | 140 – 180 km/h |
| Maximum Range | ≥100 km |
| Operating Altitude | 100 – 1000 m |
| Endurance | ≥60 min |
| Communication Distance | ≥10 – 50 km (Optional) |
| Mission Load | ≥5 kg |
| Fuselage Length | ≥1300 mm |
| Wingspan | ≥1800 mm |
| Maximum Diameter (Folded) | ≤165 mm |
| Maximum Length (Folded) | ≤1500 mm |
| Launch Tube Length | 1750 mm (Excluding Gas Cylinder) |
| Launch Method | Tube / Catapult |
| Gas Cylinder Capacity | 20 L |
| Launch Pressure | 2.2 – 2.5 MPA |
TH-X180AI Question & AnswerQ1: What is the flight endurance of TH-X180AI?A: The endurance depends on payload and propulsion setup. It may fly for several hours under moderate load. Confirm the exact value from official specifications. Q2: What payload can it carry?A: The payload capacity depends on structural design and power system. It should support cameras, sensors, or small cargo. The confirmed payload (in kg) should come from the manufacturer. Q3: What kind of propulsion / power system does it use?A: It may use electric motors, hybrid systems, or internal combustion engines. The “AI” suffix might suggest some autonomous or smart features. The official spec sheet will clarify. Q4: What missions is TH-X180AI suitable for?A: Likely applications include mapping, surveillance, inspection, environmental monitoring, remote sensing, or light cargo delivery—especially where vertical takeoff is useful. Q5: What is its maximum operating altitude (service ceiling)?A: Many UAVs operate up to a few thousand meters. The precise ceiling of TH-X180AI should be confirmed from the official data. Q6: How well does it handle wind or adverse weather?A: A well designed VTOL UAV should tolerate moderate wind speeds during takeoff, cruise, and landing. Exact wind tolerance (m/s) should be taken from the official specs. |
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