The PCK (spreading kit) adds granule and seed distribution capability to the P100 Pro, alongside its standard liquid spraying function.

• What It Does: Lets the drone distribute granular fertilizer, pellets, and seeds — extending its use into planting and soil treatment, not just spraying.
• Included With Lite: The 60L Lite kit comes with the PCK as part of the package — no separate purchase needed.
• Standard & Premium: These kits focus on liquid spraying — if you later need spreading capability, a PCK can be added as an accessory.
• Best For: Farms that handle both spraying and spreading tasks across the season and want one drone to cover both.

The B/C numbers directly affect how many flights you can complete in a single day.

• More Batteries: Let your operator keep flying while other batteries are charging — reducing downtime between flights.
• More Chargers: Recharge batteries faster and in parallel — important when running back-to-back flights during a tight spraying window.
• Lite (4B4C): A balanced ratio — every battery has a dedicated charger, so the full set recharges relatively quickly.
• Standard (6B2C) and Premium (8B3C): More batteries than chargers — batteries recharge in batches, but the larger pool means you rarely run out mid-day.

Both are XAG precision agriculture drones, but they're built for different scales of operation.

• Tank Size: P100 Pro uses a 60L tank, while P150 Max kits offer larger configurations — P100 Pro is the more compact option.
• Price Point: P100 Pro kits are significantly more affordable, making it a practical entry point into drone spraying.
• Best For: P100 Pro suits small to mid-size farms and first-time drone operators; P150 Max is built for larger acreage and fleet/swarm operations.
• Upgrade Path: Many operators start with a P100 Pro and add P150 Max units as their operation and acreage grow.

Like all XAG agricultural drones, the P100 Pro performs best within certain operating parameters:

• Weather Conditions: Best flown in low wind and dry conditions — rain, fog, and strong gusts can affect spray accuracy and flight stability.
• Terrain: Designed for open agricultural fields — operators should plan flight paths around obstacles like power lines, trees, and structures.
• Battery Care: Store batteries at partial charge when not in use, and avoid extreme temperatures during storage to preserve battery lifespan across seasons.
• Routine Checks: Inspect propellers, spray nozzles, and tank seals before each flying session — regular maintenance prevents downtime during critical spraying windows.

The P100 Pro relies on automated flight planning rather than manual piloting for spraying operations.

• Field Mapping: Flight paths are planned using field boundary data, allowing the drone to cover the entire area systematically without operator-by-operator guesswork.
• Automated Flight: Once a route is set, the drone flies and sprays autonomously — the operator monitors the flight rather than manually controlling it pass by pass.
• AutoPilot Console: Flight planning is managed through XAG's AutoPilot Console — check our AutoPilot Console collection if you don't already have one set up.
• Consistency: Automated routes help maintain even spray coverage across a field, reducing the overlap and gaps common with manual spraying methods.