Agras Series / Released 2018

DJI Agras MG-1S Advanced

Agras Series Agriculture 24.8 kg max takeoff
24.8 kg max takeoff
Takeoff Weight
1.5 km FCC / 1 km CE
Max Range
20 min hover (13.8 kg)
Flight Time
DLG60A 2.4 GHz
Transmission

About the DJI Agras MG-1S Advanced

DJI Agras MG-1S Advanced is an upgraded MG-1S agricultural spraying aircraft documented in DJI’s 2018 English manual. It has a 10 L tank, weighs 9.8 kg without battery and lists 23.8 kg standard or 24.8 kg maximum takeoff weight near sea level. With the MG-12000P 12,000 mAh battery, DJI lists 20 minutes of hovering at 13.8 kg or 9 minutes at 23.8 kg. Its DLG60A controller link is rated up to 1.5 km FCC or 1 km CE/MIC/KCC/SRRC unobstructed and interference-free. The aircraft is IP43 under DJI’s stated scope; the high-precision radar module is separately IP67. DJI’s published lifecycle notice lists November 2, 2026 as its global service end date; check DJI’s current support status before planning manufacturer service.

Technical Specifications

ClassAgricultural spraying octocopter; distinct MG-1S Advanced configuration
Aircraft Weight9.8 kg excluding battery
Standard / Max Takeoff Weight23.8 kg standard; 24.8 kg maximum at sea level
Spray Tank / Standard Payload10 L tank; 10 kg standard operating payload
Hovering Time20 min at 13.8 kg; 9 min at 23.8 kg with MG-12000P 12,000 mAh battery, sea level and wind <3 m/s
Controller LinkDLG60A, 2.400–2.483 GHz; up to 1.5 km FCC or 1 km CE/MIC/KCC/SRRC, unobstructed and interference-free
Operating / Maximum Flight Speed7 m/s operating; 10 m/s P-mode; 15 m/s A-mode
Operating TemperatureAircraft: 0°C to 40°C; DLG60A controller separately: −10°C to 40°C
Aircraft Ingress ProtectionIP43 as described by DJI for the aircraft; not a permanent or whole-system water-damage guarantee
Radar ModuleHigh-precision RD2412R module; IP67 module rating, distinct from aircraft IP43; forward/backward obstacle sensing
Airframe1500 mm diagonal wheelbase; 1460 × 1460 × 578 mm unfolded without propellers; 780 × 780 × 578 mm folded
DJI Published Service EndNovember 2, 2026 global service end date for MG-1S Advanced; check current DJI notice before service planning
Official Sourceshttps://dl.djicdn.com/downloads/mg_1s_adv/20181108/MG_1S_Advanced_User_Manual_v1.0_EN_.pdf; https://repair.dji.com/help/content?customId=01700043739&documentType=&lang=en&paperDocType=ARTICLE&re=US&spaceId=17 (checked 2026-10-16)

Common Failure Modes

Spray flow or nozzle issue medium

Symptoms: Uneven spray, blocked nozzle, pump noise or fluid leak.

Likely areas: tank, nozzles, pump, hoses and seals

Flush and inspect the fluid path with chemical-handling precautions before replacing electronics.

Airframe or propulsion damage high

Symptoms: Cracked arm, loose fastener, rough motor spin or abnormal vibration after impact.

Likely areas: arms, motor mounts, propellers and landing gear

Keep the aircraft grounded until structural and propulsion checks are complete.

Radar or controller-link issue medium

Symptoms: Radar warning, unstable terrain following or intermittent DLG60A link.

Likely areas: RD2412R module, wiring, antennas, controller pairing and environment

Check exact model identity, firmware and environmental conditions before selecting replacement parts.

Repair Notes

Chemical safety

Drain and flush the spray path before service and use suitable protection for residues.

Model identification

Confirm MG-1S Advanced on the aircraft label; do not infer MG-1S or MG-1P component fit from appearance.

Protection scope

Aircraft IP43 and radar-module IP67 are different scopes. Inspect seals and water exposure case by case.

Service availability

Check the current DJI support notice and written independent-service scope before promising parts, repairability, cost or timing.

Product & Parts Mapping Status

No current Reboot Hub product route or model-specific Parts Atlas mapping is shown until exact evidence is verified. Use the primary technical source above for the current model boundary.

DJI Agras MG-1S Advanced

No current Reboot Hub product route or model-specific Parts Atlas mapping is shown until exact evidence is verified. Use the primary technical source above for the current model boundary.

DJI Agras MG-1S Advanced — frequently asked questions

How is MG-1S Advanced different from MG-1S?
DJI describes MG-1S Advanced as an upgraded model with a second-generation high-precision radar system and revised airframe protection. The two models must be identified separately before selecting parts; similar model names do not establish interchangeability.
What maximum takeoff weight does DJI list for MG-1S Advanced?
DJI lists 24.8 kg maximum near sea level and 23.8 kg standard takeoff weight. The 9.8 kg aircraft weight excludes the battery.
What hovering time does DJI specify for MG-1S Advanced?
DJI lists 20 minutes at 13.8 kg takeoff weight or 9 minutes at 23.8 kg with its MG-12000P 12,000 mAh battery, measured near sea level with wind below 3 m/s. These are load-specific hover references.
What is the DLG60A controller link range for MG-1S Advanced?
DJI lists up to 1.5 km FCC or 1 km CE/MIC/KCC/SRRC unobstructed and interference-free. These are radio-link test distances, not a guaranteed flight radius.
Is the MG-1S Advanced aircraft IP67?
No. DJI describes the MG-1S Advanced aircraft as IP43. Its high-precision radar module has a separate IP67 rating; do not apply the module rating to the entire aircraft.
What is DJI’s published support status for MG-1S Advanced?
DJI’s official lifecycle notice lists November 2, 2026 as the global service end date for MG-1S Advanced. Check the current DJI notice and confirm independent parts or service availability for the exact unit.
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