TX-35V | TX-35F

TX-35V | TX-35F

[ VTOL SERIES ]

Long Endurance. Dual-Mode Capability.

Overview

The TX-35V | TX-35F is a long-endurance flight platform with a 3920 mm wingspan and a maximum take-off weight of 35 kg. The platform offers a maximum stated endurance of up to 10 hours and supports both vertical take-off and landing and conventional taxiing take-off and landing.

 

Its dual control-surface security design provides additional control redundancy, while the aviation carbon-fiber composite airframe and gasoline engine support the platform’s flight configuration.

Specifications

Length
2360 mm
Height
700 mm
Wingspan
3920 mm
Airframe Material
Aviation Carbon Fiber Composites
Engine
Gasoline Engine
VTOL Payload
12 kg
Taxiing Load
20 kg Payload & Fuel
MTOW
35 kg
Speed Range
21–40 m/s
Cruising Speed
26 m/s
Fuel Consumption — VTOL
1 L/h
Fuel Consumption — Taxiing
0.95 L/h
Altitude
5000 m
Operating Temperature
-20°C to 55°C
Wind Resistance — Take-off
8.0–10.7 m/s
Wind Resistance — Cruising
10.8–13.8 m/s

[ PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS ]

Key Features

Extended Flight Endurance

Delivers up to 10 hours of endurance for extended operational missions.

Dual-Mode Take-Off & Landing

Supports both vertical and taxiing take-off and landing for flexible operation.

Dual Control-Surface Security

Redundant control surfaces help maintain partial control if one surface is damaged.

Gasoline-Powered Propulsion

Fuel consumption is about 1 L/h in VTOL and 0.95 L/h in taxiing mode.

[ KEY SPECIFICATIONS ]

Operational Highlights

MAX FLIGHT TIME
10
10

Maximum stated flight endurance of up to 10 hours.

MTOW
35
KG

Maximum take-off weight rated at up to 35 kg.

VTOL PAYLOAD
12
KG

Supports a VTOL payload capacity of up to 12 kg.

ALTITUDE
5000
M

Supports flight operations at altitudes up to 5,000 m.

[ FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ]

Everything You Need to Know About the TX-35V | TX-35F

WHAT IS THE MAXIMUM FLIGHT ENDURANCE OF THE TX-35V | TX-35F?

The TX-35V | TX-35F has a maximum stated endurance of up to 10 hours.

The platform supports both vertical take-off and landing and conventional taxiing take-off and landing.

The brochure specifies a 12 kg payload for the VTOL configuration and a 20 kg payload-and-fuel load for the taxiing configuration.

If part of the tail or control-surface system is damaged or experiences a failure, the remaining side can retain partial control capability.

The platform has a speed range of 21–40 m/s, a cruising speed of 26 m/s, and a specified altitude of 5000 m.