FAQS

Yes, Agras drones operate utilizing RTK or GNSS positioning for accurate applications.

Please refer to the chart below for the max auto-route speed of each Agras drone.

    Model                   ft/sec          mph
Agras T40/T50            32              22
Agras T25/                   32              22
Agras T30                    23              15

Yes, the omnidirectional radar on each Agras model supports industry leading obstacle detection and avoidance. The radars can detect obstacles such as trees, powerlines, and pivots to ensure safe operations.

Yes, all Agras models come with FPV cameras for operator awareness.

Yes, each Agras drone comes with the ability to change droplet sizes based on your spray application. The Agras T50/T40/T25/T20P utilize rotary nozzles that can be adjusted on the fly in the Agras App. The Agras T30 Utilizes traditional fan nozzles that can be easily switched to create a larger or smaller droplet.

Yes, you can rinse your drone off after spraying. Although the Agras drones are waterproof, we recommend using a wet cloth around sensitive parts such as the motors and power distribution connection. *NO PRESSURE WASHER

The longevity of your drone depends on how well you maintain your equipment. A well-maintained drone can support thousands of acres.

We know when it’s time to spray there is no room for downtime. We stock a full inventory of spray drone parts to ensure downtime is kept to a minimum for all our clients. Parts can be shipped within 24hrs.

Please refer to our product pages for our recommended swath of each Agras model.

Yes, the swath from each Agras model is generated by the altitude and speed of the drone. Pattern testing may be required for applications that require low speeds and high volume.

Usually, fertilizer requires a high lb/ac rate which makes applying with a drone highly inefficient. The best applications for the spreading system are products that require 50lbs or less per acre.

Yes, both the spraying system and the spreading system can be calibrated as needed.

Yes, there is an approved exemption you can obtain for over 55lb swarming. If you would like to run multiple drones, we still recommend a controller and pilot assigned to each drone.

Please refer to the Label of the product you are spraying for wind restrictions. Most labels require a wind less than 10mph, which will reduce drift potential and ensure even coverage.

On average, all Agras batteries take 9-12min to charge from 20%

The life expectancy of an Intelligent flight battery is between 1200-1500 charge cycles (20-100%) depending on which Agras Model you have.

The life expectancy of an Intelligent flight battery is between 1200-1500 charge cycles (20-100%) depending on which Agras Model you have.

Please refer to the chart below for loaded and empty flight times.

Agras T50/T40

loaded: 7 min 30 sec
No payload: 18 min 30 sec

Agras T25

Fully loaded: 13 min 27 sec
No payload: 28 min 58 sec

Agras T30

Fully loaded: 7 min 48 sec
No payload: 20 min 30sec

Note: The actual flight time is subject to factors such as the operating environment and the number of battery cycles. The above test results are for reference only. The flight time of the T40 and T20P is shorter when they are used with their spreading systems. No test results are available. We recommend that you refer to the test results with spraying systems.

All Agras models come with a safety feature which will land the drone if the flight battery becomes too low. However, the Agras Software supports battery management functions that
alert you when your flight battery is running low to avoid auto-landings.

All our spray drone bundles come with three batteries which allows for continuous flight and all-day operations. In some cases, a fourth battery may be required if your refill times are less than 45 seconds.

We refer all our clients to Vaughn Tolbert with VT Insurance Agency. Vaughn and his team specialize in spray drone insurance ensuring you get the coverage you need. Policies can range from $4000-$6000 depending on the coverage requested.

We Make it EASY and FAST! Included with every spray drone bundle is our FAA regulations package. This package is a turnkey solution where our FAA consultant assists you in obtaining your 44807 Exemption and Part 137 Certificate. The process can take 2-3months. While this is something you could try to submit on your own, we do not recommend it.

Although there is free study material available online. We recommend using
pilotinstitute.com. This course is very thorough and ensures you will pass your Part 107 exam the first time.

Please contact us directly for detailed information on obtaining your commercial applicators license. Both commercial and private operators will be required to obtain their aerial endorsement.

A cone-bottom tank ranging from 60 to 100 gallons, equipped with a large lid and agitation capabilities is best for drone spraying operations. This setup ensures thorough mixing of chemicals before transferring to the drone tank. Each batch will cover 30 to 50 acres at a rate of
two gallons per acre. For multiple drone operations, opting for a larger batch tank can help increase efficiency.

We recommend using a generator with a 12,500 running watt capacity on all Agras Models. This will allow for fast charging, and running accessories such as pumps, lights, and fans.
Please note that the generator you select will need a total harmonic distortion (THD) rating of <5%. Below are a few of our brand recommendations.

• Honda (NorthStar)
• Westinghouse
• Kubota (Diesel)

Your trailer design will need to be built around your application. If you are spraying crops with a high canopy – a platform could be useful for maintaining line of sight and RC connection. For other applications such as pasture spraying – the added height of your trailer could make it difficult to get into some fields. Landing on the ground will always be the safest option when practical.

A 50ft hose reel is recommended. Fuel nozzles or ball valves have proven to be a fan favorite for filling drone tanks. Either a ¾” or 1” line can be used depending on how fast you want to fill the drone tank.