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Dadi Survey UAVs are Chinese UAVs develop by Xi'an Dadi (meaning Great Land) Surveying Mapping Project Co., Ltd. (Dadi Survey, 西安大地测绘工程有限公司) for aerial survey missions. As of 2013, a total of five have been publicized.
MRS-012
MRS-012 is an UAV of twin-boom layout with twin-tail configuration. Specification:[1]
- Length: 2.5 m
- Wingspan: 2.8 m
- Payload: 5 kg
- Cruise speed: 110–140 km/h
- Max speed: 160 km/h
- Stall speed: 55 km/h
- Endurance: 2 h
- Take off and landing: taxi
- Takeoff distance: < 50 m
- Landing distance: < 100 m
MRS-016
MRS-016 is an UAV of conventional layout with tricycle landing gear system. Specification:[1]
- Length: 1.7 m
- Wingspan: 2.2 m
- Payload: 3 kg
- Cruise speed: 110–120 km/h
- Max speed: 150 km/h
- Stall speed: 50 km/h
- Endurance: 2 h
- Take off and landing: taxi
- Takeoff distance: < 40 m
- Landing distance: < 80 m
Dadi Eagle D-I
Dadi Eagle (Da-di Ying, 大地鹰) D-I is an UAV of twin-tail design with propulsion provided by a propeller driven by a pusher engine. Specification:[2]
- Length: 2.38 m
- Wingspan: 2.7 m
- Max takeoff weight: 15 kg
- Cruise speed:110 km/h
- Max speed: 160 km/h
- Endurance: 2 h
- Launch: Taxi
- Recovery: Taxi or parachute
Dadi Eagle D-II
Dadi Eagle (Da-di Ying, 大地鹰) D-II is an UAV of conventional layout with propulsion provided by a propeller driven by a tractor engine mounted in the nose. Specification:[2]
- Length: 1.97 m
- Wingspan: 2.4 m
- Max takeoff weight: 13 kg
- Cruise speed:110–120 km/h
- Max speed: 150 km/h
- Endurance: 2 h
- Launch: Taxi
- Recovery: Taxi or parachute
Dadi Eagle D-III
Dadi Eagle (Da-di Ying, 大地鹰) D-III is an micro air vehicle (MAV) of flying delta wing design with propulsion provided by a propeller driven by a pusher engine. Specification:[2]
- Length: 0.9 m
- Wingspan: 1.5 m
- Max takeoff weight: 3 kg
- Cruise speed: 80 km/h
- Max speed: 140 km/h
- Endurance: 45 min
- Launch: Taxi or catapult
- Recovery: Taxi or parachute
See also
List of unmanned aerial vehicles of the People's Republic of China
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 "Dadi MRS-012/016". http://www.uavrs.com/a/shujuzx/uavs/2010/0319/665.html. Retrieved 2010-10-03.[yes|permanent dead link|dead link}}]
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 "Dadi D-I/II/III". Archived from the original on 2016-04-22. https://web.archive.org/web/20160422062425/http://www.dadisurvey.com/Robot_aircraft/system.asp. Retrieved 2013.