A connected aircraft and ground system
The Hexa-T150 is part of KapYah’s tethered lineup. Its ground system, managed cable and airborne power module work together to support observation from a fixed area. The aircraft is one part of that complete arrangement.
Height selected around the mission
Hexa-T150 operates up to 150 metres above ground on a 160-metre tether, the highest operating vantage point in KapYah’s tethered lineup. Site, weather and operating permissions define where that height can be used.
A defined payload allowance
Hexa-T150 carries a 2 kg mission payload. Select the camera, mount and power system as one integrated configuration.
- Operating height: 150 m above ground
- Tether length: 160 m
- Mission payload: 2 kg
Endurance begins on the ground
Ground power sustains more than 8 hours on station, with generator fuel and operating conditions determining endurance. The onboard battery provides a reserve path if ground power is interrupted.
Plan the deployment
A tethered operation needs space for the ground station, a suitable power source, a cable path and an operator who can monitor both the aircraft and the surrounding area. Those details determine whether a sustained fixed vantage point fits the mission.
