EAVISION J100

The EAVision J100 is the most versatile drone in the line and the lowest-priced. The same 12-gallon-class tank as the J70, but it does more than spray. One airframe handles spraying, spreading, lifting, and surveying, which is why most J100s in our customers’ hands pull double duty: food plots and CRP work in season, fertilizer and seed spreading in the shoulders, and backup spray duty when the bigger ship is in for service.
It’s the only drone in the EAVision line built around Lidar, so it follows terrain and avoids obstacles across uneven, tree-lined, and sloped ground that gives other drones trouble. Third-generation CCMS nozzles deliver fine, even atomization with adjustable droplet sizing for everything from canopy work to tree and field spraying.
We sell the J100, set it up on your ground, and fly it with you on day one. Parts stay stocked in Rossville, and service runs through us, not a help line in another state.
Base package includes

Technical specifications
FeatureSpecificationSpray tank11.9 gallons (45L standard, optional 60L)Spreader capacity110 pounds, up to 243 lb/minSpray flow rateUp to 6.3 gal/minSwathUp to 36 ftCoverageUp to 60 acres/hr at 2 GPAMax speed45.27 ft/s (about 31 mph)Droplet size10 to 620 micronsNavigationLidar terrain following and obstacle avoidanceLift capacitySling load up to 132 poundsSurveyHD FPV mapping, about 50 acres in 5 minutesCharge system9,000W charger, under 9 min, rated to 104°F
Spraying
The J100 carries 11.9 gallons and pushes up to 6.3 gallons per minute through third-generation CCMS nozzles, with droplet sizing adjustable from fine mist to heavier canopy work. The redesigned nozzle adapts between tree and field spraying.
Spreading
Fit the 110-pound spreader for dry fertilizer, seed, and cover crop. A material sensor and replaceable blade agitator hold uniform application with less than four inches of error at up to 243 pounds per minute.
Lifting and surveying
The J100 carries a sling load up to 132 pounds for moving product and supplies across ground a truck can’t reach. The onboard HD FPV camera maps about 50 acres in five minutes for a fast field overview before you fly.
A good fit for
Operators who want one drone that sprays, spreads, lifts, and surveys, food plot and CRP work, and anyone who wants a capable second ship without stepping up to the J150 price.

J100 FAQs
What size tank does the EAVision J100 have? 11.9 gallons, with a 45-liter standard tank and an optional 60-liter. It runs the same 12-gallon-class capacity as the J70 but adds spreading, lifting, and surveying from the same airframe.
What can the J100 do besides spray? It spreads, lifts, and surveys. The J100 takes a 110-pound spreader for fertilizer and seed, carries a sling load up to 132 pounds, and maps roughly 50 acres in five minutes with its onboard camera. It’s the multi-function drone in the line.
How many acres can the J100 cover per hour? Up to 60 acres per hour at a 2 gallon-per-acre rate. Coverage depends on field size and refill time, the same as any spray drone.
What makes the J100 different from the J70? Both carry about 12 gallons and run the same flow rate and swath. The J100 adds lifting and surveying and is the lower-priced option. The J70 is the newer, spray-focused build for one-person operation. The J100 fits the operator who wants one airframe for several jobs.
Why does the J100 fly well on hills and around trees? It’s the only EAVision drone built around Lidar. The Lidar system follows terrain and avoids obstacles across uneven, sloped, and tree-lined ground without preloaded maps, so it holds altitude and coverage where other drones struggle.
Do I need a license to fly the J100 commercially? Yes. Commercial ag spraying requires an FAA Part 107 certificate, a Part 137 operator certificate, and a state pesticide applicator license. Hunsinger is Part 107 and Part 137 certified and licensed to spray in Illinois and Indiana, and we help operators through the FAA exemption and Part 137 paperwork.
What happens if the J100 needs service or parts? Common service parts are stocked in Rossville, so a Tuesday breakdown is usually flying again by Friday. Service runs through Hunsinger directly, not a manufacturer help line in another state. We service EAVision in-house and coordinate warranty work.