Beautiful trailer setup you have. I love the way you drop your batteries down so that they don't have to be carried far; it speaks to the industrial engineer in me. I'm from South Africa and on the verge of launching my crop spraying business. I wanted to know if you would be willing to share or sell your trailer design. Obviously, I wouldn't be able to buy one from you; I'll need to build it here. But if I have a solid design, with sizes, measurements, and cutting lengths, the manufacturing would be much easier, and the obvious engineering would already be done. Let me know.
Great deck. It way better than lifting off on dusty land. But I'm still hesitate to walk around landing area on the deck without falling off protection. One idea is to add lead rail on the landing area so that safety belt can be hooked and slide on it.
@@nuWayAg Have a look at 18 wheeler tanker trailers, they have a handrail system that folds down when not in use, usually controlled by a pneumatic cylinder (but could just as easily be an electric linear actuator. That way after the drone lands, flick a switch and the handrails raise, once refilled and operator is back at front of trailer he flicks the switch and they retract back to deck level ready for takeoff. May even be able to have switch on a gate between front and landing deck to remove need for operator to do anything.
Beautiful trailer setup you have. I love the way you drop your batteries down so that they don't have to be carried far; it speaks to the industrial engineer in me. I'm from South Africa and on the verge of launching my crop spraying business. I wanted to know if you would be willing to share or sell your trailer design.
Obviously, I wouldn't be able to buy one from you; I'll need to build it here. But if I have a solid design, with sizes, measurements, and cutting lengths, the manufacturing would be much easier, and the obvious engineering would already be done. Let me know.
Love your page. Your really pushing me to see if I can get thing going. Thank you
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What’s the cost efficiency and difference??
gooseneck style would probably be better. Tow more, hold more chemicals.
I think it has a market for small fields. The huge fields are probably more efficient for aircraft.
Can they operate in the rain?
There's a video they throw pails of water and sand on the drone.
What are you guys using when cleaning out your drone. To add a different Chemical
Yes, I would also like to know.
I'll tell Mike we need to make a video about that process
Nice content. Do you guys usually shut down business during off season?
hello i like your operations. what the average of acres do you spray in a day
Lots of variables. 500-700 acres is a good day
@@nuWayAg Do you have to move the trailer around to minimize flight time?
Great deck. It way better than lifting off on dusty land. But I'm still hesitate to walk around landing area on the deck without falling off protection. One idea is to add lead rail on the landing area so that safety belt can be hooked and slide on it.
There is a rope on the ground, so you can strap in a harness to avoid falling
@@nuWayAg Have a look at 18 wheeler tanker trailers, they have a handrail system that folds down when not in use, usually controlled by a pneumatic cylinder (but could just as easily be an electric linear actuator. That way after the drone lands, flick a switch and the handrails raise, once refilled and operator is back at front of trailer he flicks the switch and they retract back to deck level ready for takeoff. May even be able to have switch on a gate between front and landing deck to remove need for operator to do anything.
not sure what finding a guy got a pilot license to "look at crops" has to do with "Future of agricultural spraying: Spray Drones or Airplanes?" 🤣
How much is this trailer?
$30,000
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When you guys coming to Europe? I want to make a partnership with you guys!
No plans currently got out hands full in the USA
What about Africa, would love to partner on this @@nuWayAg
You should have a conversation and visit with an actual manned crop dusting company