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Wireless Pushback System Package (UGA100 + UW series) vs Mototok TWIN-Series Electric Towbarless Tug

Spec comparison for two products on Aviation Souk. Both compete in Ground Support Equipment (GSE).

Cost of ownershipWireless Pushback System Package (UGA100 + UW series)Mototok TWIN-Series Electric Towbarless Tug
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Specs

Technical specifications.

SpecWireless Pushback System Package (UGA100 + UW series)Mototok TWIN-Series Electric Towbarless Tug
ArchitectureUGA100 gateway + UW full-duplex headsets (+ optional UGP100 PTT)—
Flight-deck linkAircraft interphone via UGA100—
Headset modeFull-duplex conference (not red-PTT momentary on mic)—
Optional tug controlUGP100 side PTT half-duplex—
Claimed range1600 ft (~488 m)—
Channels20 channels × up to 10 concurrent talkers—
Package A (single operator)1× UGA100 + 1× UW2000 + chargers/case—
Package B (two-person)1× UGA100 + 2× UW2000 (+ optional UGP100)—
Comparable named product classdBD Minerva Momentary / Minerva Air wireless pushback—
ProvenanceInbertec catalogue + RFQ f9cfd705 Package A/B chase—
Max aircraft weight (series)—39-85 t across 6 models
Max aircraft weight (TWIN 7500 NG)—75 t
Max nosewheel load (7500 NG)—7.5 t
Batteries—4 x 210 Ah (maintenance-free deep-cycle gel)
System voltage—48 V
Endurance per charge—3-4 days (workload dependent)
Aircraft loading time—approx. 10 s (automatic hydraulic clamping)
Speed (7500 NG)—3.78 km/h
Dimensions (L x W x H, 7500 NG)—2596 x 2136 x 350 mm
Height (Flat versions)—324 mm (85 mm ground clearance)
Unladen weight (7500 NG)—2100 kg
Nosewheel diameter—250-700 mm (single and double nosewheels)
Nose-wheel handling—Hydraulic securing, no straps; wheeled helicopters supported
Remote control—TUV-certified advanced radio RC; optional AGV autonomous guidance
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