VTOL Drone Adler M39

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VTOL Drone Adler M39 Overview

VTOL Drone Adler M39 is a pure electric vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) fixed-wing UAV that adopts a composite aerodynamic layout of quad-rotors and fixed wings. It combines the advantages of VTOL capabilities of quad-rotor models and the long-range performance of fixed-wing models. Flexible and adaptable, it can operate effectively in various complex take-off and landing conditions.

The VTOL Drone Adler M39 can be equipped with a high-precision stabilized pod system and an exclusive touch terminal for innovative pod control. This system reduces the difficulty of locking and tracking moving targets, ensuring tasks such as inspection and tracking are completed efficiently.

Overview Table of the Adler M39 Specifications

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FAQ — VTOL Drone Adler M39

1. What are the main specifications and flight capabilities of the Adler M39?
   The Adler M39 is a pure electric VTOL fixed-wing UAV with a maximum takeoff weight of 28 kg and a payload capacity of 5 kg.
   It has a wingspan of 3.9 m, fuselage length of 1.83 m, and provides long-range, stable flight performance in various terrain conditions.

2. What is the propulsion and aerodynamic design of the system?
   The M39 adopts a composite aerodynamic layout combining quad-rotor vertical lift motors and fixed-wing forward flight capability.
   This hybrid configuration ensures efficient transition between hover and cruise modes and allows takeoff and landing in confined areas.

3. What mission and payload options are supported?
   The UAV supports integration of high-precision stabilized gimbals, electro-optical sensors, and an exclusive touch terminal for pod control.
   These systems enhance object tracking, inspection accuracy, and situational awareness during long-endurance operations.

4. What are the accepted payment and procurement methods?
   MotioNew supports secure international transactions, including bank transfer, letter of credit, and proforma invoice options.
   Enterprise buyers may request formal quotations and export compliance documentation for large-scale purchases.

5. Can the Adler M39 be customized as an OEM platform?
   Yes. The aircraft supports OEM customization for mission-specific payloads such as mapping sensors, surveillance systems, or environmental monitoring tools.
   Integration assistance and system configuration services are available upon request.

6. What documentation and accessories are included upon delivery?
   Each system is supplied with a technical specification sheet, assembly and user guide, packing list, and declaration of conformity.
   Additional engineering data, maintenance manuals, and CAD models can be provided for institutional or industrial clients.