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Long-endurance drone design focuses on optimizing performance for extended flight periods, with the primary goal of achieving stable and efficient operation over an extensive duration. A key aspect of this design is the selection of suitable propulsion systems to ensure reliable and sustained power delivery. In this context, twin boom and twin jet engines are being considered due to their potential to provide enhanced thrust and reduced weight compared to traditional single-engine configurations. The use of a twin boom design enables the drone's wings to be positioned in an optimal configuration for lift generation, while also facilitating improved aerodynamic performance by reducing drag and enhancing stability. This configuration allows for increased maneuverability and agility during flight operations. Incorporating twin jet engines into the design provides several advantages, including improved power-to-weight ratio, reduced fuel consumption, and enhanced overall efficiency. These benefits are particularly significant in long-endurance applications where prolonged operation is essential. The integration of advanced avionics and control systems enables seamless communication between the drone's flight control unit and its propulsion system, ensuring precise control and optimal performance throughout the mission. To further enhance stability and control during flight operations, a redundant power supply system can be implemented to provide backup power in case of engine failure. This ensures continuous operation even in the event of unexpected system malfunctions. Furthermore, the design incorporates advanced sensors and navigation systems to facilitate real-time data collection and monitoring of the drone's performance, enabling optimal mission planning and execution. By leveraging cutting-edge technologies and innovative design approaches, this long-endurance drone is poised to achieve unprecedented levels of efficiency, stability, and reliability in various applications, including surveillance, research, and environmental monitoring.