FAQs - Frequently Asked Questions

RTK and PPK algorithms are generally used to compute the precise 3D distance between the UAV and the static reference station. The UAV positions are then represented as a set of these distances to the reference station added to the reference stations known position.

Typical reference stations are Continuously Operating Reference Stations (set up by the governmental authorities, educational institutions etc) and the high end geodetical GNSS receivers on the ground set up by the UAV user him or herself.

iBase is an entry level replacement for such a high end geodetical GNSS receiver. It automatically logs GNSS reference measurements on the ground to a file on the micro SD card. This file should be later copied to the PC where qBase is installed, and can be used by qBase for PPK processing of the data collected in flight, to reach the data geotagging relative precision of down to 2-5 cm (in respect to the point where the iBase antenna is placed).

If the iBase logging spot can be externally georeferenced (i.e. an identifiable point where iBase antenna is placed was once precisely measured via a geodetic GNSS receiver or any non-GNSS means), PPK post-processing using this data provides absolute geotagging precision of down to 2-5 cm as well.

eVTOL is the term use for electric Vertical Take-Off and Landing. This means no runway is required.

You can purchase our systems, accessories and parts directly from Quantum-Systems or from one of our authorized dealers.

Please contact one of our authorized dealers listed here.

You don’t need prior experience to fly our drones because we provide personalized training with each purchase.

The Tron can fly 6561,68 feet (2.000 m) above sea level. If you do have other conditions please contact your dealer.

You should not start during rain. If it starts raining during a mission, please return immediately.

We ship our drones to any country in the world if embargoes etc. do not prevent an export. Shipping details must be clarified with Quantum-Systems in advance.

The Tron has a total takeoff weight of 13.0 kg.

The Tron uses a 433-Mhz frequency for control and telemetry.

The Tron can hover with max. 8,5 m/s level of wind.

It takes approx. 3 hours to charge the batteries for the Tron.

The Trinity can fly 9842,52 feet (3.000 m) above sea level. If you do have other conditions please contact your dealer.

You should not start during rain. If it starts raining during a mission, please return immediately.

We ship our drones to any country in the world if embargoes etc. do not prevent an export. Shipping details must be clarified with Quantum-Systems in advance.

The Trinity has a total takeoff weight of 4.5 kg.

The Trinity uses a 433-Mhz frequency for control and telemetry and 2.4GHz for safety pilot.

The Trinity can hover with max. 7 m/s level of wind.

It takes up to 1 hour to charge the batteries for the Trinity.

You can purchase our systems, accessories and parts directly from Quantum-Systems or from one of our authorized dealers.

You can contact Quantum-Systems at support@quantum-systems.com

In order to list you as a Quantum-Systems dealer, please fill out this form. We will contact you afterwards as soon as possible.

Please contact your dealer to get the full pricelist of Tron or Trinity.

Our UAVs have a 1-year warranty, with optional service and support contracts available to fit your needs.

Trinity orders can only be cancelled before delivery.

Tron orders can’t be cancelled as the Tron is a customized product.