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Pre-launch — service begins after FAA and BLM authorization. Targeting the 2027–28 Glamis season.

DroneDesertRescue

Broke down in the dunes? The part comes to you.

We're building drone parts delivery for Glamis. Drop your GPS pin, and a drone brings the belt, axle, or fuse to where you're stuck — no walk out, no waiting on a buddy's parts run.

Join the launch listTell us what broke

How it will work

  1. Step 1

    Drop your pin and pick your part.

  2. Step 2

    Pay upfront and get a quote with the delivery fee.

  3. Step 3

    Our crew drives to the nearest high dune and launches.

  4. Step 4

    The drone lowers the part to you, and you stay clear of the drone until it lifts off.

What we plan to carry

  • CVT drive belts for RZR Pro R, RZR XP/Turbo, Maverick X3, and Maverick R.
  • CV axles for common UTVs.
  • Tie rods, radius rods, spark plugs, fuses, and relays.
  • Tire plug kits, dirt-bike tubes, motor oil, and water.

Final list will be based on what riders tell us breaks most — report yours.

What we can't fly, and why

FAA rules prohibit drones from carrying hazardous materials. These stay off the list, no exceptions:

  • Gasoline
  • Lithium jump packs
  • Lead-acid batteries
  • CO2 cartridges
  • Aerosol tire sealant

Where

We plan to start in the Glamis and Gecko area of the Imperial Sand Dunes, south of Hwy 78. Exact coverage gets set during flight testing and permitting.

Illustrated map of the planned launch zoneHighway 78 runs east to west across the Imperial Sand Dunes. Glamis sits on the highway at the east edge of the dunes and Gecko Road runs south on the west side. The planned launch zone is the dune area south of Highway 78 between them. Illustration, not to scale.78Gecko RdGlamisPlanned launch zoneNIllustration, not to scale

Launch timeline

  1. FAA Part 107 certification

  2. BLM Special Recreation Permit

  3. Flight testing

  4. Pilot weekends

  5. Target: 2027–28 season

FAQ

Is this live yet?

No. Nothing is flying yet. We need FAA and BLM authorization first, and we're targeting the 2027–28 season. See the timeline above.

Is this legal?

We're going through FAA and BLM authorization before any paid flight. Until both are in place, no customer deliveries happen.

Why can't you bring gas?

FAA rules prohibit drones from carrying hazardous materials, and fuel is hazmat. The same goes for lithium jump packs, lead-acid batteries, CO2 cartridges, and aerosol tire sealant.

What if I have no signal?

We plan to add a text or call option so you can get your coordinates to us another way.

Will it fly over my camp?

No. Flight paths are planned to avoid camps and crowds.

How much will it cost?

Parts plus a delivery fee, quoted and paid before dispatch.

Join the launch list

We'll email you as we clear authorization and testing, and before the first season. Your answers also shape what we stock and how we price it.

Which weekends are you usually out there? (optional) Pick all that apply.
If your belt blew 3 miles out, what's the most you'd pay to have a new one dropped at your pin within the hour (part + delivery)? (optional)
No wrong answer. This sets what we build toward.