F10-30 Series Agricultural Drones

Short answer: The F10-30 series covers our compact spraying drones: the 10 L F10, the 20 L F20 and two 30 L versions with four or six rotors. They fold small, fly on one battery and are rated by the supplier at 6–12 ha per hour. They suit small plots, vegetables and orchards, and they are a sensible first drone for a new operator or dealer.

Four drones, one family

Model	Rotors	Tank	Spray width	Take-off weight
F10	4	10 L	3–5 m	26 kg
F20	6	20 L	3–6 m	43 kg
F30-4	4	30 L	6–9 m	55 kg
F30-6	6	30 L	4–9 m	66.3 kg

All four use high-pressure nozzles and fly at up to 10 m/s. The 30 L versions also list a spreading take-off weight (68 kg and 78 kg), so they can carry a spreading kit as well.

Why choose a compact drone

Large drones pay off on large blocks. Many growers, though, work fields of one or two hectares spread across a village, or tree crops on terraces. Here a light drone that two people can lift, fold into a car and set up in minutes finishes more work in a day than a heavy machine that spends its time on the road.

Compact drones are also easier to learn on. New pilots build experience with less risk and lower battery costs before moving up to an F52 or F72.

Orchards and vegetables

Over tree canopies, slower and lower passes put more spray into the foliage. The F10-30 series lets you work row by row between obstacles. Read our orchard and hillside guide for setup tips.

Flight control and safety

Like other current spraying drones in its class, the F10-30 series flies on a ground-station app with the functions operators now expect as standard:

• Route planning by field boundary, with automatic flight along the planned swaths.
• Breakpoint resume: after a refill or battery swap the drone continues from where it stopped.
• Height holding with an altitude radar, so the spray height stays even over uneven crops.
• Low-battery and empty-tank return, plus geofence and voice alerts for the pilot.

Sensor options such as obstacle-avoidance radar or an FPV camera differ by configuration; we confirm the exact feature list with your quotation.

Batteries

Each model flies on one battery: 12S 16000 mAh on the F10, 14S 20000 mAh on the F20 and 14S 28000 mAh on the F30 versions. For the F10 and F20 the supplier rates 30 minutes of charging and 300–500 cycles per pack. Plan at least two or three packs per drone for a full working day.

For dealers and first orders

The series gives dealers an entry price point and a way to train new pilots. Orders start from one set. See the dealer program or contact us with the crops and plot sizes in your market.