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XAG P150 Drone Performance & Specs

The XAG drones on their own do not have the ability to identify and spray weeds. However, with the use of other mapping software such as the XAG RealTerra or Pix4D, it is easy to produce a high-definition map of an area then mark the weed affected zones. This map can then be easily transferred to the XAG system to act as a spot spraying tool.

For a tutorial and deeper explanation on this please see: Green on Brown Spot Spraying - Mapping fallow weeds with PIX4Dfields

The drone batteries last around 25 minutes with an empty payload, and 7 minutes with a full payload. However, this is not relevant in most situations. The more important piece of information here is that the P150 in most situations will be able to empty the entirety of its payload during one flight and then return home. 

Limiting factors here may include Hilly Terrain, Spot Spraying and Long Travel time to and from the field and very low spray/spread rates. Please refer to the user manual for more specific information.

Yes - but you will require the RealTerra HD Mapping Payload to create High Definition Maps. This is an additionally purchased payload.

The P150 RevoSpray comes with a 70L spray tank. 

The P150 RevoCast is an 115L tank that can carry 70kg.

Yes. Swarm operations, referring to multiple drones being flown concurrently by a single remote pilot, require specific approvals from the Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA). This includes obtaining a remote pilot licence (RePL), a remotely piloted aircraft operator's certificate (ReOC), and an approval to operate multiple drones simultaneously. Changes to manuals and a flight test is needed.

For more information on this please see: Swarm Operations Approvals

The warranty on most of the P150 parts and batteries is 1 year.

The P150 can fly at 18m per second. This equals to 64.8km per hour.

In terms of spraying and spreading – in optimal conditions at a 30L per ha rate
the P150 will be able to cover 25ha per hour.

Yes, the P150 has a droplet size range of 60µm - 500µm. The P150 can spray as low as 1L per ha and all the way up to 950L per ha. These parameters are easily adjustable within the XAG One App.

The P150 is completely automated during a pre mapped flight - however we always recommend that you are constantly watching the drone to avoid collisions and potential emergencies of people or animals entering the spray field.

The P150 will return home on its own when it has either run out of chemical or its battery is low.

You can of course fly and spray manually with the P150 as well.

There are multiple ways to map your fields with the P150.

First of all, you can map via a Google Maps image using your finger to mark boundaries and obstacles within the XAG ONE app.

Secondly, you can map using the drone itself to plot points for boundaries and obstacles using the downward facing camera on the P150.

Thirdly, you can map using the XRTK6, which allows you to plot points for boundaries and obstacles with the handheld XRTK6. This is purchased separately as many operators do not map via handheld. 

And lastly you can map over the top of pre-existing maps you may already have for your area by uploading them to your XAG ONE App, allowing you to then build your boundary and obstacles around the already created map.

All of your map fields can be saved for later use.

For more information on this please see the user manual and Tutorial 04: XAG P150 Field Mapping Guide | XRTK6 Pro & Flight to Map Methods

XAG P150 Drone Installation & Operation

Yes, the P150 is compatible with B13960S and B13970 smart batteries. However, to maintain flight safety and stability, the maximum allowable payload must be reduced when using these older battery models. Please refer to the payload adjustment notifications displayed within the XAG One App during operation.

While not strictly required, it is highly recommended to install a valid SIM card in the P150. A SIM card enables stable data transmission within mobile network coverage, allowing the aircraft to:

  • Connect directly to the CORS network
  • Automatically upload operation records
  • Perform remote firmware updates

Using a SIM card significantly enhances connectivity and operational efficiency.

If your battery encounters any of the above scenarios, it indicates that the battery may be a complex usage issue and should be returned to our warehouse for diagnosis and troubleshooting.

Please follow the Return Guide to start an after-sales enquiries.

If your charger is not charging the batteries, the issue may be related to one of three components: the power source (e.g., wall outlet or generator), the battery, or the charger itself. Please follow the steps below to identify the cause:

  1. Check the Power Source
    Ensure that the power source delivers stable and sufficient power to the charger. Refer to the Battery S-Charger CM13600 user manual for the required power specifications, for more details please visit Download Center - Battery System.

    Try using an alternative power outlet or generator to rule out any fluctuations or supply issues.
  1. Test the Batteries
    Use a different charger to attempt charging the same batteries:

    - If the alternate charger is also unable to charge the batteries, the batteries themselves are likely faulty.

    - If the alternate charger charges the batteries successfully, the original charger is likely the source of the issue.
  2. Next Steps
    If the issue appears to be with the charger or battery, it needs to be returned to our warehouse for further inspection, please refer to the Return Guide to initiate an after-sales service request.

There are two types of logs that may need to be uploaded for diagnostics or support purposes:

1) Flight Log

The Flight Log records all data generated while the aircraft is airborne. To upload it:

• Connect the SRC4 remote controller to the internet (via an activated SIM card or mobile hotspot).

• Open the XAG One APP (version 6.1.0 or later) and go to:
Me > Settings > Data Sync – then enable all three options.

• Power on both the aircraft and the SRC4 to establish a connection.

• Navigate to XAG One APP > Me > Device Page > P150 Device Details Page > Communication System > Internet Access > Connect via central device’s network only

• Navigate to:
XAG One APP > Me > Device Page > P150 Device Details Page > General > Device Log > Selects logs to upload > Select relevant flights to upload

Note: “No Data” means there is no flight operation conducted during that period of time.

2) APP Log

The APP Log captures data generated during app usage. To upload:

• Ensure your SRC4 is connected to the internet.

• Open the XAG One APP and go to:
Me > Settings > Upload App Logs.

• Select and upload all logs corresponding to the dates of operation.

The black impeller is constructed from a highly corrosion-resistant material, making it ideal for use in liquids with temperatures above 15°C. It is engineered to provide greater durability and stability in warmer or more demanding environments.

The grey impeller, on the other hand, is made from a softer material with lower corrosion resistance. It is best suited for cooler applications, where the liquid temperature remains below 15°C and corrosion exposure is minimal.

  1. Power on both the SRC4 remote controller and the DL1 unit.
    • Ensure the SRC4 is connected to the internet via Wi-Fi or a SIM card.
    • Enable Bluetooth on the SRC4 by swiping down from the top of the screen and toggling the Bluetooth function.
  2. Wait for the DL1 to complete its initialization process.
  3. On the SRC4, open the XAG One APP and navigate to: Me > Device Page > "+" (top right corner)
  4. Scan the QR code or manually enter the Serial Number (SN) of the DL1 to add the device.
    Note:
    The QR code and SN are located on the side of the DL1 unit.
  5. Confirm the pairing when prompted.
  6. The DL1 will now appear in your device list within the app.
  1. Power on both the SRC4 remote controller and the XRTK6 Pro unit.

    • Ensure the SRC4 is connected to the internet via Wi-Fi or a SIM card.
    • Enable Bluetooth on the SRC4 by swiping down from the top of the screen and toggling the Bluetooth function.
  2. Wait for the XRTK6 Pro to complete its initialization process.
  3. On the SRC4, open the XAG One APP and navigate to: Me > Device Page > "+" (top right corner)
  4. Scan the QR code or manually enter the Serial Number (SN) of the XRTK6 Pro to add the device.
    Note: The QR code and SN are located on top of the XRTK6 Pro unit.
  5. Confirm the pairing when prompted.
  6. The XRTK6 Pro will now appear in your device list within the app.

Note: For mapping and operation, it is highly recommended to have XAG DL1 Data Link as central hosting unit to link XRTK6 Pro and other equipment to ensure stable connection.

The large-size Spiral Feeder is pre-installed by default on the RevoCast P4.
Two additional sizes — Small and Medium — are available for separate purchase to suit different spreading requirements.

For more information or to purchase alternative sizes, please visit our shop.