DJI Agras T100 Custom Order – Morrow County (Tech Advanced Computers)

DJI Agras T100 Complete Agricultural Spray System | Platinum Set with D14000iE Inverter Generator | Three DB2160 Flight Batteries | RC Plus 2 Controller | Turnkey County Vegetation-Management Package | Quoted Against RFQ 2026-194-PR

This is a configured full-set aircraft package, not a single part. Every line in it is a piece of equipment we stock and support individually; what follows describes each one, what it does in the system, and what a crew needs to know to put the package into service.

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📋 Quotation Record — RFQ 2026-194-PR

Private custom order / draft package for Tech Advanced Computers on behalf of Morrow County, Oregon.

RFQ: 2026-194-PR (Addendum No. 1 acknowledged)
End user: Morrow County, 215 NE Main Ave., Irrigon, OR 97844
Contact: Sandi Pointer · spointer@morrowcountyor.gov · (541) 676-5617

Fixed delivered package total: $39,999.99 USD. Freight/standard delivery is included in the quoted package total. Estimated delivery is 15–30 business days after cleared payment or approved credit terms, configuration approval, and freight coordination.

Product-page images are representative catalog references for the included equipment; the accepted quotation and purchase order control the exact delivered configuration. The charging-equipment photos are representative references for the quoted LKTOP components.

This record is the controlling summary of what was quoted. Where anything further down this page differs from the accepted quotation and purchase order, the quotation and purchase order govern.

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🇺🇸 U.S.A. FIRST

Ares Acres LLC is a U.S.-based authorized DJI Agras reseller supporting American agricultural drone operators with genuine DJI Agras OEM replacement parts, accessories, and field-ready inventory.

FREE & FAST Shipping is included for all U.S. customers.

We understand that every day of downtime can impact productivity, scheduling, and profitability. That's why we focus on providing fast fulfillment, responsive customer support, and reliable access to the parts operators need most.

A county buys a spray aircraft differently than a custom applicator does. The applicator can absorb a bad week; a public agency has a spray window written into a work plan, a budget cycle that does not flex, and a commission meeting where somebody will ask why the equipment is sitting. That is why this package was quoted as a complete system rather than an airframe with a parts list attached — the generator, the batteries, the controller power, and the cover are the things that decide whether the aircraft flies on the day the work plan says it flies.

Ares Acres ships from Albuquerque, New Mexico, and stocks the T100 consumables and repair parts this aircraft will need across its service life — propellers, nozzles, filters, seals, motor hardware, battery electronics, and generator service items. The support does not end at delivery, which for a public-sector buyer is usually the part that matters most.

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Every DJI component in this package is specified for the DJI Agras T100 airframe. The two charging accessories and the generator cover are third-party support equipment, identified as such in the breakdown below so there is no ambiguity about what carries DJI OEM classification and what does not.

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📦 Package Includes

• 1 × DJI Agras T100 airframe / Platinum Set
• 1 × DJI RC Plus 2 remote controller
• 1 × T100 spraying system with air-cooled heat sink compatible with the offered airframe
• 3 × DB2160 flight batteries
• 2 × WB37 remote-controller batteries
• 1 × LKTOP 65W WB37 Smart Charger
• 1 × LKTOP 100W Adapter
• 1 × DJI D14000iE inverter generator
• 1 × fitted weather-resistant protective cover for the supplied generator

Nine lines, and they divide into three groups that do three different jobs: the aircraft and its spray system do the work; the three DB2160 packs and the D14000iE generator decide how long the work continues without a trip back to shore power; and the controller, its two WB37 batteries, the charging accessories, and the generator cover are the small items that quietly determine whether a field day runs to plan.

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🔧 Equipment Overview

The DJI Agras T100 is the flagship of the Agras line and the largest-capacity aircraft DJI builds for agriculture. It carries a 100 L spray tank — 26.4 gallons, the largest in the Agras lineup — feeding dual atomizing centrifugal sprinklers at up to 40 L/min, with a droplet range of 50–500 μm and a spray swath up to 13 m, listed as 42 feet. Maximum payload is 100 kg, and maximum takeoff weight runs from 165 kg in lifting configuration to 177 kg spraying with four nozzles.

The same airframe converts to spreading with a 150 L hopper — 39.6 gallons — carrying up to 100 kg of granular material at a discharge rate up to 400 kg/min, and to heavy lifting with up to 100 kg on a 10 m tether. For an agency that needs one aircraft to cover liquid application, granular seeding, and occasional load-carrying, that convertibility is the argument for the T100 over a smaller airframe.

What turns an airframe into a working system is endurance, and endurance on a T100 is a power question rather than an aircraft question. The three DB2160 packs in this configuration hold 41,000 mAh at 52 V each and recharge from 30% to 95% in as little as about nine minutes on compatible DJI charging equipment. Three packs in rotation, fed by the D14000iE generator, is what lets a crew work a full day away from a building.

The remaining lines are the ones people forget until they are missing. Two WB37 controller batteries mean the RC Plus 2 never becomes the reason a flight stops. The 65 W smart charger and 100 W adapter keep those controller packs and support electronics fed. The fitted cover keeps the generator serviceable through storage and transport — on a county yard, equipment sits outdoors more than anyone plans for.

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🧰 Line-by-Line Equipment Breakdown

Each line below carries the classification and published specifications from that item's own catalogue listing. Where a line is third-party or aftermarket rather than DJI OEM, it says so.

1. DJI Agras T100 airframe — Platinum Set

Classification: Genuine DJI complete aircraft set

The Platinum Set is the field-ready configuration of the T100: the aircraft, its spray system, and the supporting equipment that makes it operational on arrival rather than a project. Aircraft weight is 75 kg spraying with two nozzles, 77 kg with four, 75 kg spreading, and 65 kg lifting, rising to 90 kg in the dual-battery configuration; maximum takeoff weight tracks those figures at 175, 177, 175, 165, and 170 kg respectively.

Flight speed is up to 20 m/s at maximum, roughly 45 mph, with an operational working speed up to 13.8 m/s. For a county application crew the working speed is the number that matters, because it sets how much roadside or rangeland gets covered per battery rather than how fast the aircraft can transit.

The airframe is designed around the DB2160 flight battery, the C12000 intelligent charger, and the RC Plus 2 controller, and accepts the T100 spreading system, the lifting kit, an orchard mist sprinkler kit, and D-RTK accessories as optional configurations. Three of those five optional paths are open to this package without buying another aircraft, which is the practical case for the Platinum Set over a stripped airframe.

2. DJI RC Plus 2 remote controller

Classification: Genuine DJI control equipment, included in the Platinum Set

The RC Plus 2 is the control and mission-planning surface for the aircraft: route definition, terrain following, real-time telemetry, and the live camera feed the operator flies from. It is the component the operator actually touches all day, and the one whose battery state ends flights that the aircraft could otherwise continue.

Because it is the human interface rather than a flight-critical airframe component, its failure mode is different from the rest of the package — it does not bring an aircraft down, it grounds one. That is why two WB37 packs are quoted with it rather than one, and why the charging accessories in this configuration exist at all.

3. T100 spraying system with air-cooled heat sink

Classification: Genuine DJI spray system, matched to the offered airframe

The spray system is the working end of the aircraft: a 100 L tank feeding dual atomizing centrifugal sprinklers at up to 40 L/min, producing droplets from 50 to 500 μm across a swath up to 13 m. Droplet size is the control that matters most in the field — coarse for drift-sensitive work near water or property lines, fine for coverage on dense canopy — and the dual-atomization design is what gives an operator that range without changing hardware.

The air-cooled heat sink specified in this configuration addresses the duty cycle rather than the spray pattern. Centrifugal sprinkler motors run continuously through a tank, and heat is what shortens their life. The cooling provision is the difference between a system sized for demonstration flights and one sized for consecutive full tanks on a hot day — which, in north-central Oregon in July, is the condition that matters.

4. DB2160 Intelligent Flight Battery × 3

Classification: Genuine DJI OEM flight battery

Each DB2160 pack holds 41,000 mAh at 52 V and weighs approximately 14.7 kg, with a rated cycle life up to 1,500 cycles and a triple air-channel cooling design. Charging runs from 30% to 95% in as little as about nine minutes on compatible DJI charging equipment — the C12000 and D14000iE systems.

Three packs is the number that makes continuous operation possible: one flying, one charging, one cooling. Two packs forces the crew to wait on charge; four is the configuration for a crew that never stops. Three is the working compromise, and it is the reason the generator in this package is not optional equipment.

The 14.7 kg pack weight is worth noting before delivery day. These are two-handed lifts, they are hot after a flight, and a tailgate is the wrong working height for swapping them repeatedly. Crews that plan a battery station at waist height on the truck have markedly better days than crews that do not.

Cycle life is a budget input as much as a specification. At up to 1,500 cycles, a pack rotated through a county spray season is a multi-year asset rather than an annual consumable — but only if it is charged on compatible equipment and not left at full charge in a hot vehicle between uses.

5. WB37 remote-controller battery × 2

Classification: Genuine DJI OEM controller battery

The WB37 is the power pack for the remote controller, seating in the controller's battery bay and delivering stable power to the control system. It is a direct-fit OEM component built for field duty, and the same pack family serves controllers across the Agras line.

Two of them is a deliberate choice rather than a spare-parts habit. A controller battery that dies mid-mission ends the flight regardless of how much charge the aircraft has left, and on a public-agency schedule that lost hour is the difference between finishing a segment and coming back another day. One in the controller, one on the charger, all day.

6. LKTOP 65W WB37 Smart Charger

Classification: Third-party charging accessory — not a DJI OEM component

This is a smart charger for the WB37 controller batteries, quoted as a third-party accessory. It is named here as LKTOP rather than presented as DJI equipment because it is not DJI equipment, and a public-sector buyer is entitled to know exactly which lines in a package carry manufacturer classification and which do not.

Its role in the configuration is straightforward: keep the second WB37 pack topped up while the first is in service, without occupying the high-capacity charging path that the flight batteries need. Small item, and the reason the controller is never the limiting factor on a field day.

7. LKTOP 100W Adapter

Classification: Third-party power accessory — not a DJI OEM component

A 100 W power adapter quoted alongside the charger, again as a third-party accessory rather than DJI equipment. It supplies the charging accessories and support electronics in the package.

In a field configuration built around a generator, adapters are the components most often improvised, and improvised power is how controller batteries get damaged. Quoting the adapter with the package removes that improvisation from the equation on day one.

8. DJI D14000iE Inverter Generator

Classification: Genuine DJI field charging equipment

The D14000iE is a pure sine wave inverter generator built as a high-capacity field charging station for flagship agricultural drone operations. It is supplied with power cables, output connectors, manual, and safety guide, in a reinforced casing with all-terrain wheels and durable transport handles, and it runs low-noise and fuel-efficient for farm and orchard settings.

Pure sine wave output is the specification that earns its place in this package. Intelligent flight batteries are charged by electronics that expect clean power; a cheaper modified-sine generator will often charge them and will sometimes damage the charging circuitry doing it. Pairing DJI charging equipment with a DJI generator removes that question from the operation.

For a county, the generator is also what makes the aircraft useful away from the shop. Roadside weed control, canal and waterway margins, remote rangeland — none of those have shore power, and all of them are where the work is. The all-terrain wheels are not a luxury on a gravel turnout.

9. Fitted weather-resistant generator protective cover

Classification: Aftermarket ground-support accessory — explicitly not a DJI OEM generator component

A rectangular fitted enclosure measuring approximately 81 × 61 × 61 cm in black, with an integrated front access flap and adjustable webbing straps with quick-release buckles. It is intended for storage protection, transport staging, dust protection, and equipment organization in a farm shop, trailer, barn, service facility, warehouse, charging area, or field-support staging location.

The catalogue listing for this cover states plainly that it is not represented as a DJI OEM generator component, and that classification carries through here unchanged. It is a good cover; it is an aftermarket cover. The generator is not included with the cover as a separate item — in this package the generator is quoted on its own line above.

Confirm the cover dimensions against the delivered generator before the first storage cycle. A cover that almost fits is worse than no cover, because it holds moisture against the casing instead of shedding it.

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⚙️ Functional Purpose

This package exists to put one crew, one aircraft, and one power source into the field for a full working day without a return trip. Read as a system rather than a bill of materials, it does the following:

• Applies liquid product across up to a 13 m swath at up to 40 L/min from a 100 L tank
• Varies droplet size from 50 to 500 μm for drift control near sensitive boundaries
• Converts to granular spreading with a 150 L hopper carrying up to 100 kg of material
• Converts to heavy lifting for up to 100 kg on a 10 m tether
• Sustains flight operations on a three-pack battery rotation
• Recharges flight packs in the field from the supplied inverter generator
• Keeps the control station powered independently on two WB37 packs
• Follows terrain and flies planned routes from the RC Plus 2
• Stores and transports the generator under a fitted protective cover
• Operates entirely away from shore power

The convertibility is the part worth dwelling on for an agency buyer. A spray-only aircraft is idle outside the application window. A T100 that also spreads seed and lifts loads has work available in more of the calendar — post-fire reseeding, rangeland restoration, and material placement in terrain that will not take a vehicle are all jobs this airframe can take on between spray cycles.

What the package deliberately does not include is a second aircraft, a spare set of propellers, or a consumables kit. Those are stocked separately and are the normal first follow-on order once a crew has flown the aircraft enough to know its wear pattern.

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📐 Specifications

Specification note: the aircraft figures below are manufacturer-published values carried from the catalogue listing for this aircraft, and the component figures from the catalogue listing of each component. Confirm against DJI's current documentation for your airframe revision before operational planning.

Package configuration: DJI Agras T100 Platinum Set with D14000iE inverter generator, 3 × DB2160 flight batteries, RC Plus 2 controller, 2 × WB37 controller batteries, third-party charging accessories, and a fitted generator cover

Component lines: 9

Condition: Brand new

Ships from: Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States

Freight: Standard delivery included in the quoted package total

Lead time: Estimated 15–30 business days after cleared payment or approved credit terms, configuration approval, and freight coordination

Aircraft — DJI Agras T100

Max Payload: 100 kg (supplier-listed)
Aircraft Weight: 75 kg spraying with two nozzles / 77 kg with four nozzles / 75 kg spreading / 65 kg lifting / 90 kg dual-battery configuration
Max Takeoff Weight: 175 kg spraying with two nozzles / 177 kg with four nozzles / 175 kg spreading / 165 kg lifting / 170 kg dual-battery configuration
Flight Speed: Up to 20 m/s maximum, approximately 45 mph; operational working speed up to 13.8 m/s
Spray System: 100 L tank, listed as 26.4 gal and the largest in the DJI Agras lineup, feeding dual atomizing centrifugal sprinklers
Spray Flow Rate: Up to 40 L/min
Droplet Size: 50–500 μm, dual-atomization
Spray Swath: Up to 13 m, listed as 42 ft
Spreading System: 150 L hopper, listed as 39.6 gal, carrying up to 100 kg of material with discharge up to 400 kg/min
Heavy-Lift Mode: Up to 100 kg on a 10 m tether in the maximum configuration
Airframe Compatibility: DJI DB2160 Intelligent Flight Battery, DJI C12000 Intelligent Charger, DJI RC Plus 2 Remote Controller, DJI Agras T100 spreading system (optional), lifting kit (optional), orchard mist sprinkler kit (optional), D-RTK accessories (optional)

Flight battery — DJI DB2160 Intelligent Flight Battery (×3)

Model: DB2160 Intelligent Flight Battery
Capacity: 41,000 mAh
Voltage: 52 V
Weight: Approx. 14.7 kg
Cycle Life: Up to 1,500 cycles
Charging Time: 30% to 95% in as little as ~9 minutes with compatible DJI charging equipment
Charging Compatibility: DJI C12000 and D14000iE charging systems
Cooling: Triple air-channel cooling design
Design: Rugged field construction with built-in ergonomic handle
Compatibility: DJI Agras T100, DJI Agras T70P

Field power — DJI D14000iE Inverter Generator

Model: D14000iE
Equipment Type: Inverter generator / high-capacity field charging power station
Output: Pure sine wave, high-capacity inverter power
Supplied With: Power cables, output connectors, manual, and safety guide
Design: Reinforced casing with all-terrain wheels and durable transport handles
Operation: Low-noise, fuel-efficient running for farm and orchard settings
Application: Off-grid agricultural drone fleet power

Control power — DJI WB37 Control Battery (×2)

Component Type: WB37 control battery / remote controller power component
Installation Area: Remote controller battery bay
Function: Stable power delivery for the control system
Mounting Type: Direct-fit OEM replacement component
Construction: Durable, high-grade build for field duty

Generator protective cover (×1)

Product Type: Portable generator protective cover
Approximate Cover Dimensions: 81 × 61 × 61 cm
Color: Black
Configuration: Rectangular fitted enclosure
Front Access: Integrated opening flap
Retention: Adjustable webbing straps with quick-release buckles
Generator Included: No — the generator is quoted on its own line in this package
Part Classification: Aftermarket generator accessory / ground-support equipment
DJI OEM Claim: This cover is not represented as a DJI OEM generator component
Fitment: Verify dimensions before the first storage cycle

Charging accessories

LKTOP 65W WB37 Smart Charger: third-party charging accessory for WB37 controller batteries; not a DJI OEM component
LKTOP 100W Adapter: third-party power adapter; not a DJI OEM component

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🚜 Necessary For

This configuration suits an operator who needs one aircraft to cover several kinds of work across a season, away from shore power, on a schedule someone else set. In practice that means:

• County and municipal vegetation-management programs
• Noxious weed control on roadsides, rights-of-way, and easements
• Canal, ditch, and waterway margin treatment
• Rangeland and pasture application
• Post-fire reseeding and restoration work
• Mosquito and vector abatement programs
• Vegetation control around public facilities and infrastructure
• Terrain that will not safely take a ground rig
• Irrigated row-crop application
• Orchard and vineyard work with the optional mist sprinkler kit
• Granular seeding and fertilizer spreading
• Material placement in access-limited terrain
• Contract application for neighboring districts
• Emergency and incident-response vegetation work

Public-agency work has a characteristic the private applicator market does not: the aircraft has to be defensible. Somebody will ask what it cost, what it replaced, and how many acres it covered. A package with three batteries and its own generator answers the third question better than a cheaper configuration, because acres covered per day is set by battery rotation far more than by aircraft capability.

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⚠️ Commissioning & Acceptance Checks

This is a new complete system rather than a replacement part, so the checklist that matters is acceptance rather than wear. Before the aircraft is signed for and put into service:

• Confirm every line on the delivered manifest against the accepted quotation and purchase order
• Confirm three DB2160 packs are present and that all three power up and report state of charge
• Confirm both WB37 controller packs seat and charge
• Confirm the spray system supplied is the air-cooled heat sink configuration specified
• Confirm the generator starts, reaches stable output, and charges a flight pack end to end
• Confirm the generator cover fits the delivered generator before the first storage cycle
• Inspect the airframe, arms, and propellers for transit damage before first flight
• Verify the RC Plus 2 binds and holds link at working distance
• Run a water-only spray test and confirm flow, swath, and droplet behavior
• Record serial numbers for the airframe, all three flight packs, and the generator
• Photograph the delivered configuration for the procurement file
• Confirm operator certification and airspace authorizations are current before the first mission

The serial-number step is the one most often skipped and most often needed later. Warranty questions, battery cycle history, and any future insurance claim all start with knowing which pack was which.

Report any discrepancy against the manifest before the aircraft flies. Once it has flown, transit damage and operational damage become difficult to separate, and that distinction is the whole basis of a freight claim.

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🛠️ Deployment Sequence & Site Requirements

A T100 arrives as freight, not as a parcel. Planning the receiving day is worth more than it sounds:

Before delivery. Identify where the generator will live and whether it can be secured — it is the most portable valuable item in the package. Identify a charging location with clearance and ventilation for generator exhaust, which must never be run in an enclosed space. Confirm the receiving site can take a freight delivery and that someone authorized to inspect and sign will be present.

On delivery. Inspect before signing. Work through the acceptance checks above with the manifest in hand. Keep the packaging until the aircraft has flown — if a freight claim is needed, the packaging is evidence, and it is also the only sensible way to move the airframe again.

First operational setup. Build the battery station before the first field day rather than during it. At approximately 14.7 kg a DB2160 is a two-handed lift; a waist-height staging surface on the truck or trailer, with the generator positioned downwind and clear of the crew, turns a battery swap into a ninety-second task instead of a wrestling match. Plan fuel for the generator on the same cadence as the batteries.

Ongoing. Flight packs are happiest stored at partial charge in shade, not full charge in a hot vehicle. Rinse the spray system at the end of every product day, not the end of the week. Keep the generator cover on whenever the generator is not running. None of these are DJI requirements; they are the habits that decide whether the 1,500-cycle battery rating is a number on a page or a number you actually see.

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💡 Why This Configuration

Any T100 quotation can be made cheaper by removing lines. It is worth being explicit about what each of the removable lines is actually buying, because that is the conversation a procurement review will have.

The third battery. Two packs means the crew waits on charge; the aircraft is ready before the power is. Three packs is the smallest number that supports a genuine rotation — one flying, one charging, one cooling — and it roughly converts a half-day of coverage into a full day. It is the single highest-value line in the package after the aircraft.

The generator. Without it, the aircraft is tethered to a building and the work is limited to wherever an extension cord reaches. With it, roadside, canal margin, and remote rangeland are all in scope. Pure sine wave output also protects the charging electronics, which a cheaper generator will not reliably do.

The second controller battery. The cheapest line in the package and the one that most often prevents a lost afternoon. A controller battery ends a mission just as effectively as an empty flight pack.

The generator cover. Aftermarket, inexpensive, and the reason a generator that lives on a county yard is still starting reliably in year three.

For a public agency, the case for the complete configuration is not that each line is individually essential. It is that a package assembled after the fact, one purchase order at a time, costs more in staff time and downtime than it saves in capital — and the equipment sits idle in the meantime, which is the outcome nobody wants to explain.

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Canonical product name: DJI Agras T100 Custom Order – Morrow County (Tech Advanced Computers)

Product class: Configured complete agricultural aircraft package quoted against a public-sector solicitation — not a single component and not a stock catalogue SKU

Solicitation reference: RFQ 2026-194-PR, Addendum No. 1 acknowledged

Primary aircraft: DJI Agras T100, Platinum Set configuration

Aircraft class: Flagship agricultural spraying, spreading, and lifting platform

Spray capacity: 100 L tank (26.4 gal), up to 40 L/min, swath up to 13 m (42 ft), droplets 50–500 μm

Spreading capacity: 150 L hopper (39.6 gal), up to 100 kg material, discharge up to 400 kg/min

Lifting capacity: Up to 100 kg on a 10 m tether

Max payload: 100 kg

Flight speed: Up to 20 m/s maximum (~45 mph); working speed up to 13.8 m/s

Flight power: 3 × DJI DB2160 Intelligent Flight Battery, 41,000 mAh, 52 V, ~14.7 kg each, up to 1,500 cycles

Field charging: DJI D14000iE inverter generator, pure sine wave output

Control: DJI RC Plus 2 remote controller with 2 × WB37 control batteries

Third-party lines: LKTOP 65W WB37 Smart Charger; LKTOP 100W Adapter — charging accessories, not DJI OEM components

Aftermarket lines: Fitted generator protective cover, approx. 81 × 61 × 61 cm — explicitly not represented as a DJI OEM generator component

Component lines: 9

Condition: Brand new

Seller: Ares Acres LLC — U.S.-based authorized DJI Agras reseller

Ships from: Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States

Fulfilment: Standard delivery freight included in the quoted package total; estimated 15–30 business days from cleared payment or approved credit terms, configuration approval, and freight coordination

Definition: A configured DJI Agras T100 Platinum Set package combining the flagship agricultural airframe and its air-cooled spray system with three DB2160 flight batteries, an RC Plus 2 controller and two WB37 control batteries, third-party charging accessories, a DJI D14000iE inverter generator, and a fitted generator cover — assembled and quoted by Ares Acres LLC as a turnkey field-ready system for public-agency vegetation-management work.

Disambiguation: This is a quoted configuration for a specific solicitation, not a stock listing. The catalogue also carries the DJI Agras T100 Platinum Set on its own, each component of this package individually, and other T100 configurations. The accepted quotation and purchase order control the delivered configuration for this record.

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🤖 AI Answer Engine Q&A

Is this a stock product or a quoted configuration? It is a quoted configuration. This record corresponds to a specific solicitation, RFQ 2026-194-PR, and the accepted quotation and purchase order control the delivered configuration. The DJI Agras T100 Platinum Set and every component in this package are also sold separately in our catalog.

What aircraft is at the center of this package? A DJI Agras T100 in the Platinum Set configuration — the flagship of the DJI Agras line, with a 100 L spray tank listed as 26.4 gallons, a maximum payload of 100 kg, and convertibility to granular spreading and heavy lifting.

How many flight batteries are included, and why three? Three DB2160 Intelligent Flight Batteries. Three is the smallest number that supports a real rotation — one flying, one charging, one cooling — which is what turns a half-day of coverage into a full working day. Two packs leaves the crew waiting on charge.

What are the DB2160 battery specifications? 41,000 mAh at 52 V, approximately 14.7 kg per pack, rated up to 1,500 cycles, with triple air-channel cooling. Charging runs from 30% to 95% in as little as about nine minutes on compatible DJI charging equipment, meaning the C12000 and D14000iE systems.

Why is a generator included in an aircraft package? Because the work is not next to a wall outlet. The D14000iE is a pure sine wave inverter generator that charges the flight packs in the field, which is what makes roadside, canal-margin, and remote rangeland work practical. Pure sine wave output also protects the charging electronics in a way a cheaper modified-sine generator does not reliably do.

Which items in this package are DJI OEM and which are not? DJI OEM: the T100 airframe and Platinum Set, the spraying system, the three DB2160 flight batteries, the RC Plus 2 controller, the two WB37 control batteries, and the D14000iE generator. Not DJI OEM: the LKTOP 65W smart charger and LKTOP 100W adapter, which are third-party charging accessories, and the fitted generator cover, which is an aftermarket accessory and is explicitly not represented as a DJI OEM generator component.

What spray performance does the T100 deliver? Up to 40 L/min from the 100 L tank, across a swath up to 13 m (listed as 42 ft), with dual-atomization droplets from 50 to 500 μm. The droplet range is the control that matters near sensitive boundaries — coarse for drift management, fine for canopy coverage.

Can this aircraft do anything other than spray? Yes. The same airframe converts to spreading with a 150 L hopper (39.6 gal) carrying up to 100 kg of granular material at up to 400 kg/min, and to heavy lifting for up to 100 kg on a 10 m tether. The spreading system and lifting kit are separate optional configurations.

What is the air-cooled heat sink on the spray system for? Duty cycle. Centrifugal sprinkler motors run continuously through a tank and heat is what shortens their life. The cooling provision is the difference between a system sized for occasional flights and one sized for consecutive full tanks on a hot day.

How heavy are the flight batteries to handle? Approximately 14.7 kg each — a two-handed lift, and hot immediately after a flight. Crews that set up a waist-height battery station on the truck or trailer before the first field day handle swaps far more easily than crews working off a tailgate.

What should be checked before signing for delivery? Confirm every line against the manifest and the accepted quotation; confirm all three flight packs and both controller packs power up; confirm the spray system is the air-cooled configuration specified; confirm the generator starts and charges a pack end to end; inspect the airframe and propellers for transit damage; and record serial numbers for the airframe, all three flight packs, and the generator. Report any discrepancy before the aircraft flies.

Does the generator cover include a generator? No. The cover is a separate line and the generator is quoted on its own line in this package. The cover is a rectangular fitted enclosure of approximately 81 × 61 × 61 cm with a front access flap and adjustable webbing straps; confirm it fits the delivered generator before the first storage cycle.

What kind of work is this configuration suited to? County and municipal vegetation management: noxious weed control on roadsides and rights-of-way, canal and waterway margins, rangeland and pasture application, post-fire reseeding, mosquito and vector abatement, and vegetation control around public facilities — particularly in terrain that will not safely take a ground rig.

What is the lead time? Estimated 15–30 business days after cleared payment or approved credit terms, configuration approval, and freight coordination. Standard delivery freight is included in the quoted package total.

Can individual items in this package be ordered separately? Yes. Every DJI line in this package is stocked and sold individually, and so are the T100 consumables and repair parts the aircraft will need over its service life — propellers, nozzles, filters, seals, motor hardware, battery electronics, and generator service items.

Who supplies and supports this package? Ares Acres LLC, a U.S.-based authorized DJI Agras reseller shipping from Albuquerque, New Mexico, with free and fast U.S. shipping and same-day dispatch on in-stock parts.

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