Gas-powered drone flies 150+ minutes, hauls 19-pound payload
The GX10-F100 can stay airborne for more than 150 minutes and carry 19 pounds of cargo, Iveda said.
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Iveda enters the longer-endurance drone market with a carbon-fiber drone
Iveda’s GX10-F100 claims more than 150 minutes of airborne enduranceThe gasoline-powered aircraft carries up to 19 pounds of cargo during missionsSemi-symmetrical carbon-fiber frame targets coastal and remote operating environmentsIveda has introduced a rotary-wing unmanned aircraft aimed at military logistics, reconnaissance, communications support, and other operations requiring longer airborne endurance.The Arizona-based company says its GX10…
US-based technology company Iveda has introduced a new series of drones that can operate for much longer periods than electric models. The gasoline-powered model, called the IvedaAir GX10-F100, can stay airborne for over 150 minutes and carry a payload of up to approximately 8.6 kilograms.
Gas-powered drone flies 150+ minutes, hauls 19-pound payload
Arizona-based technology company Iveda has introduced IvedaAir, a line of autonomous rotary-wing aircraft designed to transport supplies, conduct reconnaissance, and relay aerial communications during military and emergency operations. The lineup is led by the gas-powered GX10-F100, an unmanned helicopter capable of remaining airborne for more than 150 minutes. According to Iveda, that is up to five times longer than the endurance offered by tra…
Could helicopter drones be the next big military breakthrough? This US firm says its new unit can fly up to five times longer than traditional battery-powered quadcopters
Iveda's GX10-F100 claims more than 150 minutes of airborne endurance The gasoline-powered aircraft carries up to 19 pounds of cargo during missions Semi-symmetrical carbon-fiber frame targets coastal and remote operating environments Iveda has introduced a rotary-wing unmanned aircraft aimed at military logistics, reconnaissance, communications support, and other operations requiring longer airborne endurance. The Arizona-based company says its …
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