HP MJF for Unmanned Systems
Deep Trekker SPECTRA
The World’s First Native Parallel Hybrid™ Propulsion System for UAVs
LH-02 Hybrid propulsion system for fixed wing and VTOL UAVs with 30-45 kg MTOW
LH-02

LH-02 is a fully parallel propulsion unit built on the Native Parallel Hybrid™ architecture. It is intended for tactical UAVs and loitering munitions in the 30 to 45 kg MTOW class, enabling quiet electric segments, rapid changeover to combustion for higher thrust, in-flight battery charging, and built-in redundancy. The system supports drop-in installation on fixed wing and VTOL airframes to shorten integration time.

The package combines an air-cooled, single-cylinder two-stroke internal combustion engine with a motor, starter, and generator. It uses electronic fuel injection and starts automatically. The fuel is premixed gasoline or heavy fuel with 4% two-stroke oil. Operators can select battery-quiet operation when low acoustic signature is required, or use combustion power when extra performance is needed.

Specifications:

Typical MTOW: 30-45 kg
66-99 lb
Max Electric Output Power: 3,600 W
4.82 HP
Nominal Electric Power Output (Avionics/Charging): 300 W
Max Gasoline Output Power: 2,385 W
3.2 HP
Average Nominal Specific Fuel Consumption Rate: Gasoline - 0.52 - 0.58 kg/kW·h
Heavy Fuel - 0.55 - 0.61 kg/kW·h
Full System Weight: 3.3 kg
7.3 lb
Operating Temperature: -20°C to +50°C
-4°F to +122°F
Operating Altitude: 0 - 3,960 m
0 - 13,000 ft
MTBO: 250 hours
Recommended Propeller: 20" - 24"

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