nuWay T60X Complete Charger Kit
The T60X is a powerful agricultural drone designed for professional spraying and spreading operations. With its 60L (15.9 gallon) tank capacity, it delivers 27% more efficiency than competitor drones such as the DJI T50. The T60X features enhanced batteries weighing 35lbs that power impressive flight speeds of up to 45ft/second.
Complete Field-Ready Kit
The nuWay Ag Complete Kit includes
- T60X Drone
- Remote Controller
- 3 T60X Flight Batteries
- Flight Battery Charger (to use with your own generator)
- Flight Battery Cooling Station
- 60L Spray Tank Upgrade + 50L Stock Spray Tank
- Two additional spray nozzles (plus two pre-installed on drone for total of 4)
- 2 Remote Controller batteries + 100W Charger w/ Battery Hub
Not Included:
- Generator
Optional Add-ons:
- T60X Spreader for granular operations.
Tax is typically included, but if you have a tax exemption, such as an agricultural based business, we can create a tax-exempt invoice.
Sale are final - in the case of a manufacturer defect warranty service is provided directly from DJI. We can assist with RMA.
T60X Highlights
Product Specs
T60X
The Agras T60X is one of the best spray drone available currently on the market. It's new in 2025. For pilots used to the DJI platform, using the T60X will be very easy to learn, as it looks and functions similarly.
Where other platforms struggle, the T60X boasts a solid software platform, that makes flying the drone and managing your fleet easy and straightforward.
80lbs without a load
Spraying (liquids) & Spreading (dry particles)
7" Screen Remote Controller
227lbs (weight)
10 Minutes (fully loaded and actively spraying)
8-10 Minutes (with the DJI 12000iE Generator or equivalent generator)
Smart Obstacle Avoidance (detect and re-route around obsticles)
10.5 Gallons
17 Gallons
Real world in-person Coaching Included
Come to our HQ in Dundee Ohio, and participate a day of coaching where you get comfortable operating your agricultural drone with an experienced pilot guiding you every step of the way. FREE and included (on site at nuWay Ag HQ) with your purchase. Coaching is typically held every week, and kept to small groups so the coach can spend 1-1 time answering questions.
Agras T50
The best spray drone available.
Spraying & Seeding
Simply swap out the included liquid sprayer for a spreader, and use the drone for applications like cover crop. Spreader is available as an add-on.
The Most Efficient Spray Drone
A 10.5 Gallon Capacity along with fast-charging batteries, and a more efficient flight algorithm means spraying 40+ acres/hour is possible.
Vastly Improved Radar
The T50 has a much improved radar system that allows for much better terrain following and collision detection.
FAQ
Have a question ? We are here to help.
How hard is it to learn to fly an Ag Drone like the T40?
Efficiently operating the T50 is not as easy as the Matrice 30T or a smaller drone. It will require some practice. It can be learned, but you will be best served by spending a day with a seasoned pilot teaching you the ropes. That's why we offer in-person training at our HQ in Dundee Ohio.
How do drone pilots typically charge for spraying?
In our area in NE Ohio, we charge between $14-$17 per acre. In some areas it could be as low as $12/acre and as high as $19/acre. This covers the cost of application only - the farmer is providing the chemical.
If the fields are large and wide open, a drone pilot might charge less per acre, but if they are broken up and hard to get to, he may charge more per acre or even have a trip charge in addition to the acreage.
How many acres can a drone setup cover per day?
Because agricultural drone pilots get paid per acre, an efficient setup is the difference between making a killing or just covering the cost of equipment.
Small chopped up fields: If you're spraying small chopped up fields of 20-50 acres, you may only be able to cover 300-500 acres per drone setup (2 drones + a trailer) per day. This assumes you will have some travel time & 15-25 setups/tear-downs. At 400/acres per day at a average $15/acres this would amount to $6,000/day gross.
Wide open running: If you have large wide-open fields of 100+ acres, and you are able to setup close to the fields, you may be able to hit 600-800acres. 800 acres at an average of $15/acre is $12,000/day gross.
There's lots that goes into an efficient spray operation. You'll need an experienced pilot and have a plan for logistics like refueling, battery management, and more.
How many acres can a Agras T50 spray per hour?
40+ acres per hour if the drone is consistently in the air. This assumes a experienced pilot, and an efficient operation when it comes to refilling/recharging/setup/teardown.
Experienced drone pilots learn to minimize the time drones are not flying. After all - If the drone isn't covering acres, nobody is making money.
That's why things like the trailer and generator setup are much more important than most rookie realize.
What's the best Agricultural Drone available?
We've tried different drones. There is one clear winner - it's the Agras T40 by DJI. Nobody else even comes close. You know it's more than just our opinion when the XAG dealer switches over to DJI for their own spraying.
Are there any bigger drones than the T50 available?
No - there's not. Although DJI has bigger drones like the T60 in their lineup with widespread use in Asian countries like China, the FAA does not yet permit bigger drones to fly yet.
How can I get leads for my new drone spray business?
There's two typical ways to approach this:
Chemical retailing companies: You could become an applicator for a chemical retailer company if they don't have their own drone division. Running an efficient drone operation is not as simple as some people think, so some chemical retailers who have their own drone division, can't really cover significant acres and are looking for subcontractors to help. Remember, if they need a way t apply the chemical in order to sell it. The ideal setup is where the chemical company bills the customer for the chemical & the application and then remits payment to you. It's typical for a chemical company to charge $2/acre fee for this service.
Farmers: As more and more farmers become aware of the benefits of spray drones, many of them are looking for a spray drone operator in their area. Free demos, local farm-shows, and local advertising can help you be found by farmers searching for someone in your area. Here's a good exercise: Imagine you were a farmer wanting to find a spray drone pilot - would you be able to find your company/profile online?
What kind of training do you offer?
With the purchase of every T50 drone is an invitation to join us on a training day at our HQ in Dundee Ohio. We'll help you unbox and setup your drone, and then walk you through real-life spraying, where we'll spray water over nearby fields.
You'll work directly with our experienced instructor who has sprayed thousands of acres. Trainings are not done in a group setting, but rather one-to-one so you can get the experience you need.
I have other questions
If you have further questions - you can contact our team at (234) 423-4979 or email sales@dronedeerrecovery.com and we will get back to you within one business day.