Flood-fighting, rescue and emergency unmanned helicopter Helicopter parameters

Flood-fighting, rescue and emergency unmanned helicopter Helicopter parameters

 Unlimited ceilingSoar high and see far

The emergency large-load long-endurance unmanned helicopter has now achieved operational flight at an altitude of over 5,000 meters, and continues to make efforts in high-altitude technology, striving to fly even higher, and contributing to fields such as artificial rainfall, plateau material transportation, and border patrol.

Highly efficient payloadCapable of handling tiny loads with immense strength

At present, the thrust-to-weight ratio of most single-rotor helicopters in the industry is no higher than 1.5. Through continuous exploration and optimization of the engine, the thrust-to-weight ratio of single-rotor helicopters has been increased to over 2. A high thrust-to-weight ratio is not only a symbol of technology, but also brings economical fuel performance and better operational indicators, which has great advantages in application fields such as mission hanging flight tests.

Double the safetyHeavy oil aero-engine, top priority

It is an important technical layout: a dual-fuel aero-engine that uses both gasoline and heavy oil. This enables the emergency large-load long-endurance unmanned helicopter to be safer in the fields of forest fire fighting and shipboard operations.