Heavy-Lift Gasoline-Powered Fixed-Wing Drone | 50kg Payload VF150P

🔍 Product Overview:

Introducing the Hinaray VF150P, a next-generation gasoline-powered fixed-wing drone built for extreme industrial missions, high-altitude flights, and long-range operations. With a massive 50kg payload capacity, 150km/h cruising speed, and 5-hour endurance, this UAV is a workhorse for mapping, surveillance, and emergency response.

Engineered with a Limbach 275cc EFI engine, A-type empennage tail-push configuration, and modular design, the VF150P achieves unmatched stability, rapid deployment, and precision positioning with Dual RTK technology. From mountainous terrains to urban skies, this drone sets the benchmark for reliable, high-performance UAVs.

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📊 Technical Specifications:

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⚙️ Key Features:

✅ Extreme Heavy-Lift Capability

• Carry up to 50kg of equipment including LiDAR, EO/IR pods, DSLRs, or emergency payloads

• Ideal for infrastructure inspection, disaster response, cargo delivery, and aerial mapping

✅ High-Performance Limbach 275cc EFI Engine

• Lightweight, high-efficiency fuel injection system

• Built for low maintenance, long lifespan, and superior reliability

• Excels in harsh environments with -25°C cold start, quiet chain drive, and minimal vibration

✅ Fast Assembly & Field Deployment

• Modular and detachable airframe design allows full setup in just 3 minutes

• Simplified maintenance and transport without compromising strength or stability

✅ Dual RTK for Centimeter-Level Accuracy

• Built-in Dual RTK module with 0.01m precision

• Advanced positioning and magnetic compass calibration

• Ideal for surveying, mapping, and complex navigation missions

✅ All-Terrain Resilience

• Handles up to 15 m/s (Level 7) wind resistance

• Smooth and stable flight in high-wind and high-altitude environments

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🌍 Application Scenarios:

• 🛰️ Long-Range Surveillance & Border Patrol

• 🗺️ Topographic & 3D Mapping

• 🚁 Search and Rescue Operations

• 📦 Heavy-Payload Delivery

• 🛠️ Energy & Infrastructure Inspections