Specifications.docx

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Drone Federal contract opportunity
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12405B19P-972220
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Department of Agriculture Agricultural Research Service Field Research Implementation and Information Delivery

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Specifications:

UAS:

Payload capacity (lbs)
28-30
Flight time (average minutes)
14
Max speed (mph)
25
Hover time at max weight standard conditions (minutes)
12
Operating temperature (F)
14-104
Max takeoff weight (lbs)
75.0
Max ascent speed (meters/sec)
5
Max descent speed (meters/sec)
3
Max wind resistance (meters/sec)
8
Granular applicator capacity (liters)
16

Sprayer:

1. Manual or autonomous spray operations

2. Sixteen-liter liquid spray tank

3. Wide variety of atomizers ranging from TeeJet to rotary atomizers capable of producing droplet spectrums ranging from the ASABE standards of Very Fine to Extra Course

4. Rotary atomizer speed controller - user sets the rotational speed of the rotary atomizer using a built-in variable rate controller, providing the user the ability to select the desired droplet spectrum

5. Provide the pilot the ability to load the treatment and flight plans wirelessly (without internet connection) into the system. The pilot can fly the system in fully autonomous mode or override the system and fly manually

6. Spray on and off, ground speed, altitude, heading and application rate are all controlled autonomously

7. Capable of spraying at the rate between 0.5 – 2 acres per minute

8. The granular payload system is capable of delivering at 35-42 acres per hour

9. The granular swath width can be adjusted to apply products between 10’-60’

10. The liquid application payload system, depending on application rate, can spray at 0.5 - 0.8 acres per minute and between 12-20 acres per hour

11. A variable rate controller is available capable of applying liquid formulated products ranging from 8 oz. per acre to 3 gallons per acre. This includes aerial adulticides, liquid and granular materials.

12. Users can control application rates using a built-in variable rate controller that is standard with the system package

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