<p>I'd guess it can only do 90 minutes at it's minimum weight (5.4kg) and loading it up to 8kg would halve the flight time.</p>
<p>Compared to a DJI Mavic, it's got about 20 times the rotor area, and 10 times the battery energy. It weighs 5-10 times as much, so it's reasonable that it could double the Mavic's 45 minute duration.</p>
<p>Of course, a much cheaper way to fly for 90 minutes would be to buy a second battery for a cheaper drone.</p>

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<p><a href="https://www.droneassemble.com/product/quadcopter-drone-90-minutes-endurance/" rel="nofollow noreferrer">https://www.droneassemble.com/product/quadcopter-drone-90-minutes-endurance/</a> This quadcopter offers a 90-minute flight time on a 14S-14000mah Li-ion battery. The propellers being used have a 22-inch x 8-inch blade and an 8 kg MTOW. Is this specification sensible? If so, could you please explain how?</p>

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# quadcopter specification

(Asked by: username_0 on 2022-09-14)

<https://www.droneassemble.com/product/quadcopter-drone-90-minutes-endurance/> This quadcopter offers a 90-minute flight time on a 14S-14000mah Li-ion battery. The propellers being used have a 22-inch x 8-inch blade and an 8 kg MTOW. Is this specification sensible? If so, could you please explain how?

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### Answer by username_1 on 2022-09-14. Score: 2

I'd guess it can only do 90 minutes at it's minimum weight (5.4kg) and loading it up to 8kg would halve the flight time.

Compared to a DJI Mavic, it's got about 20 times the rotor area, and 10 times the battery energy. It weighs 5-10 times as much, so it's reasonable that it could double the Mavic's 45 minute duration.

Of course, a much cheaper way to fly for 90 minutes would be to buy a second battery for a cheaper drone.


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