
FlyCart 100
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Heavy-lift aerial cargo drone with lifting and winch payload systems
More from DJIDJI FlyCart 100 is a coaxial heavy-lift cargo drone supporting interchangeable lifting and winch payload systems, LiDAR, millimeter-wave radar and a parachute safety system. DJI's specifications list an aircraft weight without batteries of 55.2 kg (lifting system) or 60.2 kg (winch system), a 170 kg max takeoff weight, up to 85 kg payload capacity in dual-battery configuration, a 20 m/s max horizontal speed, a 6,000 m max flight ceiling and a max flight time under 149.9 kg takeoff weight of 14 minutes on dual batteries (7 minutes on a single battery).
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- Speed: 20 m/s
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Specifications
- Speed
- 20 m/s
Use cases
- •Aerial cargo transport
- •Mountain and offshore logistics
- •Emergency supply transport
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- Aircraft weight without batteries (DJI)
- 55.2 kg (with Lifting system); 60.2 kg (with Winch system)
- Max flight ceiling (DJI)
- 6,000 m
- Max flight time under 149.9 kg takeoff weight (DJI)
- 14 minutes (dual battery); 7 minutes (single battery)
- Max takeoff weight (DJI)
- 170 kg
- Payload capacity (DJI)
- Up to 85 kg (dual-battery configuration)
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