GTT275 2‑Stroke Gasoline Engine for UAV

  1. Ultra‑Light Two‑Cylinder Drone Power Source: This UAV engine weighs only 10.5 kg with 275cc displacement. It features compact dimensions and high power‑to‑weight ratio, perfectly suited for lightweight medium‑endurance civil UAV projects sensitive to overall weight.
  2. Optional Retrofittable EFI System: Equipped with carburetor fuel delivery as standard. An EFI system can be retrofitted on request to boost engine stability under high‑altitude and wide‑temperature‑range UAV operating environments.
  3. Strong Thrust Output for Civil UAV Missions: Delivers peak power of 19.7HP (14.6 kW) at 7500 rpm and maximum tensile force up to 45.5 kg, providing ample thrust for mapping, monitoring and other medium‑load drone operations.
  4. Capacitor Discharge Electronic Ignition: Reliable capacitor discharge ignition guarantees powerful and consistent spark across the full RPM range. It optimizes cold‑start performance and improves combustion stability for the drone gasoline engine.
  5. Integrated On‑Board Power Supply: Built‑in generator outputs DC14V 350W at 5400 rpm, offering stable power for UAV onboard payloads such as survey cameras, data transmission modules and sensors.
  6. Durable Ni‑SiC‑Coated Cylinder Block: Constructed from aluminum alloy casting with Ni‑SiC electroplated inner wall. It delivers outstanding wear resistance and enables long‑duration continuous running for commercial UAV flight cycles.
  7. Wide Practical RPM Working Range: Usable RPM spans 1000‑7500 rpm, smoothly covers low‑speed idle, hover, climbing and cruise phases for diverse civil UAV flight profiles.
  8. Convenient Electric Start & Custom‑Available: 22.2V (6S) electric start enables quick startup in field conditions. Custom development on mounting holes, interfaces and auxiliary assemblies is supported to fit unique UAV integration requirements.

Product Overview

GTT275 is a 275cc two‑cylinder 2‑stroke drone gasoline engine oriented toward lightweight medium‑endurance civil UAV applications. It uses proven carburetor fuel system out‑of‑the‑box, with mechanical structure reserved for optional EFI retrofit. The unit comes with capacitor discharge ignition and an integrated generator module. The provided thrust‑torque curve offers intuitive reference for propeller matching and UAV power system simulation. Compact weight and stable output make it a cost‑effective power option for multiple civil drone projects. Our engineering team supports customized development in line with customer requirements.UAV engine

Main Technical Specifications

ItemSpecifications
Displacement275cc (137.5cc*2)
RPM Operating Range1000‑7500 rpm
Recommended Propeller22×24, 24×22, 26×18, 34×12 (Two‑blades)
Max Power19.7HP (14.6kW) @7500rpm
Generator OutputDC14V, 350W @5400rpm
Ignition SystemCapacitor discharge ignition
Fuel Consumption530g/kW.h
Starting Mode & VoltageElectric start, 22.2V (6S)
Cylinder BlockAluminum alloy casting, inner wall electroplated Ni‑SiC
Dry Engine Weight10.5 kg
Max Tensile Force45.5 kg
Required Fuel95# gasoline + Fully synthetic 2‑stroke lubricating oil
Fuel‑Oil Mix RatioGasoline : Lubricating oil = 35 : 1

Performance Characteristic

This drone gasoline engine generates progressive thrust and torque output within 1000‑7500 rpm working scope, achieving maximum tensile force of 45.5 kg. The capacitor discharge ignition maintains stable combustion during variable flight conditions. When running at 5400 rpm, the integrated generator supplies constant DC14V 350W power for onboard mission equipment. The stock carburetor setup works reliably under normal‑altitude conditions. Retrofitting EFI will further enhance fuel atomization and high‑altitude adaptability. The wear‑resistant cylinder assembly ensures steady performance through repeated long‑hour UAV operations.

Application Scenarios

This lightweight 2‑stroke gasoline engine fits a wide range of civil‑focused UAV projects:

Light‑weight medium‑endurance commercial UAV platforms

Industrial mapping, inspection and surveillance drones

Light‑duty agricultural UAV power systems

Small‑to‑medium civil drone system integration

Custom light aviation power projects

Customized development service is available. We can adjust parameters, mounting interfaces and auxiliary structures according to customer‑specific integration requirements.

FAQ

Which propeller should I select for the GTT275 UAV engine?

A: Valid two‑blade propeller options are 22×24, 24×22, 26×18 and 34×12. Final selection should consider your UAV take‑off weight, target cruise speed and typical working RPM to reach optimal propulsion efficiency.

What should I pay attention to for daily maintenance of this drone gasoline engine?

A: Always use 95‑grade gasoline mixed with fully‑synthetic 2‑stroke oil at 35:1 ratio. Regularly inspect spark plug, air filter and cylinder condition. Avoid continuous long‑time running near maximum RPM to extend engine service life.

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