Choose the Drone That Fits the Work.
Not every operation needs the same aircraft. The right choice depends on your acres, carrier volume, terrain, transport, crew, and how you plan to handle batteries, charging, and refills. TJ Aerosense can help you compare the whole operating system—not just the biggest number on a spec sheet.
Which Spray Drone Fits Your Operation?
Compact & One-Person
DJI Agras T25P
Best for operators who want a compact Agras platform that is easier to transport, handle, and run with a smaller crew.
Value & Mid-Size Capacity
Talos T60X — 50 L
A strong middle ground for operators who want more liquid capacity than a compact platform without stepping all the way to a 100 L-class aircraft.
High Capacity & Versatility
DJI Agras T100 — 100 L
Best for larger-acre operations and custom applicators who want maximum liquid capacity, fewer refill interruptions, and a wider useful range across carrier volumes.
100 Liters Changes More Than Capacity
The T100’s 100-liter spray tank is one of the biggest reasons we view it as a more versatile platform, not simply a faster one.
At lower carrier volumes, the larger tank means more acres between refill stops. At higher GPA, it gives you enough capacity to keep the acres per load practical instead of turning every job into a constant refill cycle. That wider working range makes the T100 useful across more application styles and operating goals.
We Sell It. We Run It. We Repair It.
60,000+ acres covered. 1,400+ flight hours. 313 operating days.
Our recommendations come from operating agricultural drones, supporting customers, and working on the equipment in our Huron, South Dakota service center—not just reading a brochure.
Frequently Asked Questions
It depends on more than acreage. Carrier volume, field size and shape, terrain, transport, crew size, charging, refill workflow, and how much capacity you actually need all matter. The T25P is the compact option, the T60X offers a 50 L middle ground, and the T100 is the high-capacity 100 L platform.
The 100 L tank gives the T100 a wider practical working range. At lower GPA it can cover more acres between refills, while at higher carrier volumes the extra capacity helps keep acres per load practical. That makes tank size useful for flexibility, not only top-end output.
If you already have compatible charging, batteries, controller equipment, and support gear, an airframe may make sense. For a new operation, a complete package is usually the cleaner way to make sure the aircraft, batteries, charging, cooling, and power system are planned together.
Yes. Those pieces have a major effect on real production. We can help you think through the complete operating setup based on your acres, GPA, crew, trailer, power source, and how you plan to refill.
Yes. TJ Aerosense is a DJI Agriculture dealer and service center in Huron, South Dakota. We support setup, parts, repairs, warranty assistance, and practical operating questions after the sale.