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www.aerolithium.com/aerostart-gpu
Aerolithium’s new line of 24V turbine starting GPUs are the lightest and smallest portable-start GPUs in the market today. Each unit comes with an indestructible pelican case.
Their light weight (from 2 to 11 pounds) makes them very portable, allowing use at remote locations without power and saving the cost of needing a start cart. They’re small and light enough to keep inside when it’s freezing outside. All units are 29.2V when fully charged, so there’s no overvoltage issues. Their unique flex connection allows easy one-handed attachment with very little torque on the ships plug. Using external power will always provide for faster, cooler starts, allowing the expensive aircraft battery to have a longer life. The Mini is the most cost effective, portable starting unit for all midsize helicopters at only 7 pounds.
Replace your ancient start cart to go anywhere, and be more independent without worrying about needing starting assistance.
“Absolutely the lightest portable Heli Start GPU I have ever used.”
- Rock B.
www.uavos.com
UAVOS has launched a next-generation autopilot system featuring advanced sensors, powerful processing upgrades, and a new total energy control system (TECS) for maintaining the speed and altitude of the UAV.
The UAVOS-designed flight management system consists of an air vehicle autopilot, ground station, simulation environment, and operator interface software, supporting fully autonomous flight operations for UAVs.
The UAVOS flight control system provides improved autopilot performance in the absence of GNSS. The autopilot allows for easy configuration with a variety of payloads. The autopilot features ensure precision landing, moving baseline landing support, vertical takeoff support, and more. The autopilot is more resistant to magnetic disturbances, which significantly improves the accuracy and quality of flight control.
“Our autopilot has operated over 1 million hours on a variety of UAVs, such as stratospheric aircraft, MALE UAV, and unmanned helicopters.” - CEO Aliaksei Stratsilatau
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