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WORLD BIGGEST TURBINE POWERED DRONE SWISSDRONES RC OR AUTONOMOUSLY FLYABLE DEMO

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Swiss Heli challenge 2019 This is the Future of Searching and Rescue Swiss Innovation Drone.
RC TURBINE SCALE BLUE THUNDER ACTION FILM MODEL HELICOPTER, CLICK HERE:
First, fly the Operator of Swissdrones as next take Tareq Alsaadi 3D Helicopter Champion the Control with GPS High Navigation only left or right and last Fly Hugo Markes with a Radio controller, Full Speed, and Action Moves, Enjoy it. It was a Premiere to see this Drone hope you like it and give me a thumb up for this Video and let a comment here.

SWISSDRONES OPERATING AG
Rotary system Flettner double rotor system 4 Blades
Rotor diameter 2x 2,82 meter
Engine high-performance turbine
Fuel JET A1 optional Diesel
Fuel consumption approx. 15l per hour
Dimension
Length 2,32 meter
wide 0,70 meter
High 0,92 meter
Empty weight 42KG
Payload 45KG
MTOW 87KG
Max fuel capacity main tank 13l, additional tanks available for longer flying time
addons 2x 4l tanks or 2x 7l or 2x 13l
Max flight time up to 2,5 hours
Max Airspeed 39Kn, 20meter per second, 72 Kmh
KEY DIFFERENTIALS
– Superior payload capacity plus 45KG
– Long endurance more then 2,5 hour
-Safe features
-Swiss quality and service
-High benefit-cost ration
EASY TO OPERATE
– Ready to fly in 15 minutes
– A two-person crew only is needed
– To be transported in the back of an SUV
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24 Comments

  1. Can anyone here quickly explain the control for each axis, is there cyclic and collective on each rotor? And is yaw achieved by forward cyclic on one rotor and back on the other?
    Also what is it about this twin rotor design that limits the airspeed so much? A traditional heli of this size and power would fly double that speed at least

  2. This by the way is not the largest turbine drone. Mosquito helpicopters turbine engine is the biggest and used for target practice by the military. Great vid

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