Li-S Energy battery powers Pegasus drone in near two-hour test flight
Li-S Energy said a single lithium-sulfur battery pack powered the Pegasus long-endurance drone through a test flight of almost two hours over Queensland. The result indicates the pack met the aircraft’s expected performance with capacity remaining at landing.
Li-S Energy said a single lithium-sulfur battery pack powered the Pegasus long-endurance drone through a test flight of almost two hours over Queensland.
According to the Australian cell developer, the aircraft covered more than 75 km and met its expected flight performance.
Li-S Energy said the drone landed with battery capacity to spare.
The source describes Pegasus as a twin-motor drone.