Products
JX300 model vertical dual-rotor unmanned helicopter by
DIDIOK MAKINGS
Maximum take-off weight (MTOW) ≤300Kg
Maximum payload ≤140Kg
Maximum flight altitude 3500 meters above sea level
Maximun flight speed ≥140km/h
JX300 model vertical dual-rotor unmanned
helicopter by DIDIOK MAKINGS Parameters Table
Maximum take-off weight 650kg
Maximum flight speed ≤160km/h,cruising speed≤140km/h
Payload (including fuel)
altitude Below 3000m,≤220Kg;altitude Below 4500m,≤180Kg
Maximum flight altitude altitude 6500m
JX500 unmanned helicopter
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JX500 unmanned helicopter Parameter Table
Product Series
Forest fire fighting
forest fire reconnaissance
Building Fire Fighting
Urban Fire Reconnaissance
Plant Protection Drone
Disaster Rescue
Recognized by industry celebrities
"Oil-driven speed control multi-rotor" UAV has been recognized by industry celebrities
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Competitive Advantage
Application Scenes
Muli County Forest Fire Incident
At about 18:00 on March 30, 2019, a forest fire broke out in Lier Village, Yalongjiang Town, Muli County, Liangshan Prefecture, Sichuan Province. The accident killed 30 people, including 27 firefighters.
According to the statistics of the Office of the National Forest and Grassland Fire Control Headquarters, a total of 2,478 forest fires occurred nationwide in 2018, including 894 large forest fires, 3 major forest fires, and 2 extra-large forest fires.
The affected forest area was 16,309 hectares,cause huge casualties and property damage.
Communication is difficult and dangerous
The communication infrastructure in the forest area is poor, and mobile phones and wireless Internet access devices are usually unavailable in the deep forest. Firefighters without communication are like blind people.Without guidance, they will endanger the lives of firefighters at any time
The complex terrain of the forest area, the uncertain wind direction, and the thick forest humus layer make it difficult to extinguish the fire, which brings huge difficulties to the rescue
Complex terrain and changing environment
Forest Fire