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What's in the box	Light package	Premium package	Enterprise package
Elios 3 UAV	1	1	1
LiDAR Payload	1	1	1
2.4 GHz digital RC and video receiver	1	1	1
Tablet	1	1	1
Transport case	1	1	1
Maintenance toolbox	1	1	1
Spare cage elements	8	8	16
Pack of 4 propellers	3	5	9
UAV Battery chargers	2	4	7
UAV Batteries	3	6	9
Range Extender	-	-	1

In addition of the aircraft, you could check the content of additional payload and accessories * [UT payload](/getting-started/start-with-payloads-and-accessories/start-with-ut-payload.md) * [RAD payload](/getting-started/start-with-payloads-and-accessories/start-with-rad-payload.md) * [Survey payload](/getting-started/start-with-payloads-and-accessories/start-with-survey-payload.md) * [Gas Sensor payload](/getting-started/start-with-payloads-and-accessories/start-with-gas-payload.md) * [Range extender](/getting-started/start-with-payloads-and-accessories/start-with-range-extender.md)
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