Professional VTOL UAV
ICARUS - VTOL LONG-RANGE UAV
Advanced vertical take-off and landing unmanned aerial vehicle designed for long-range missions with exceptional flight performance and reliability.
Photo Gallery
Detailed views and operational imagery
Icarus landed view
High-altitude operational view
New Icarus View
Video Demonstrations
Watch the Icarus in action
Operational Flight Test
Drone performance testing in high-altitude mountain terrain
Flight Demonstration
Complete VTOL takeoff, transition, and landing sequence
Key Features
Advanced capabilities for professional applications
50-60 Min Flight Time
Extended flight duration with up to 60-80 km range under standard conditions
Dual Power System
Configurable for both electric and gas power with composite construction
GPS Communication
Advanced GPS communication system with RF signal backup capability
Technical Specifications
Detailed specifications and requirements
General Specifications
Wingspan Length
2985 mm (117.5 inc) 2035 mm (80.11 inc)
Height Flying Weight
463 mm (18.22 inc) ~4.4 kg
Construction
Composite material (carbon fiber/fiberglass)
Power
Configurable both for electric and gas power
Assembly
Typically provided as an ARF (Almost Ready to Fly) kit
Electric Power System Recommendations
Pusher Motor
AT5220A KV 220
Pusher Propeller
18 × 12 inch
VTOL Motor
V602-KV180 brushless motor
VTOL ESC
FLAME 60A ESC
VTOL Propeller
22×7.4 T-Motor
Battery
25.2V 6S 22000mAh LiPo × 2 Battery
Servos
HITECH D85MG Total 6 servo
Radio Requirements & Flight Performance
Communication System
Communication between Icarus and ground station happens through GPS communication system. RF signals can be used for communication as well.
Flight Capabilities
The flight time of a VTOL composite model operating in autopilot mode depends on several factors such as battery capacity, motor efficiency and aerodynamic design. A typical flight time is approximately 50-60 min and up to 60-80 km under standard conditions with single charge. The ground speed is 30 m/s which depends on headwind and tail wind.