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HIGH PERFORMANCE UNMANNED HELICOPTER DESIGNED FOR INDUSTRIAL USE

Agricultural uses include spraying,

seeding, remote sensing, precision

agriculture and variable rate dispersal.

Need to access remote or dangerous areas? RMAX is the solution. Your eye in the sky

offers cost effective, accurate and efﬁcient spraying with zero soil compaction. Spend

100% of your time over the target and there’s no pilot to worry about.

Optimum Dispersal

The RMAX Type II G incorporates a warning system to alert the pilot if ﬂying speed

during spraying exceed’s 20km per hour. This takes the guess work out of precision

spraying and seeding.

• RMAX Type II G monitors ground speed and adjusts the rate of spraying or seeding.

• Equipped with the Yamaha Altitude Control System (YACS), Which monitors and

maintains height, direction and speed.

Ensuring Safety

The frame of the YACS warning light will ﬂash for 15 seconds after starting the

engine, during which the engine will come to a stop if the throttle stick is manipulated

excessively.

• 15-second safety mechanism working immediately after the engine is started.

Equipped with a high-performance

Global Positioning System (GPS) combined

with the Yamaha Attitude Control System

(YACS) making operation simple.

The RMAX Type II G is equipped with a YACS-G mechanism incorporating the YACS, a

unique control support system that performs the computer control of all the rudders

to realize excellent ﬂight stability, combined with a high-performance GPS that detects

the speed of the helicopter in the back and forth, left and right, and up and down

directions.

The YACS-G allows for easy and precise speed control and hovering control of the

helicopter, thus making it possible to perform highly efcient and effective objective-

based dispersal and signiﬁcantly alleviating the operator’s stress.

*The YACS-G is incorporated by the RMAX Type II G only.

GPS indicator light

YACS warning light

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