Autel Evo II Enterprise 640t: A Drone to Be Reckoned With
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- čas přidán 13. 07. 2024
- Drones have been used in various professions for several years and. the technology has only advanced. now comes the next level in compact thermal drones: The Autel Evo II Enterprise 640t.
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May as well check on Beth and Karen since the drone was in hand hahaha. Thank you for putting these out. Great concise videos.
Lol. Thank you for watching!
Best review yet! Thank you.
Ok, yes I'll buy from you!
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Any experience with the AUTEL mapper? Thanks MJ
Will this take both a thermal image and a RGB image simultaneously?
Does it have a microphone on aircraft/cam?
This weekend I flew the Evo 2 Pro Ent V3 in some stronger winds, with longer arms and larger motors you would hope it would perform better then an Evo 2 Pro V1. It did not, it would slow down and drop altitude and even gave me tilt warnings instead of wind warnings. They have not even programmed the FC good for the wind, this is terrible. They need to do a serious update for the FC. I've flown my Evo 2 Pro V1s in powerful winds that wanna knock you over, nothing can take that thing out of the sky, the winds yesterday were not even close to that strong and the Evo 2 Pro Ent V3 sucked badly. It took them till June 6th 2022 before they had the final FW update that gave us dual stability on the Evo 2 Pro V1 also, thats 2 years after the drone was released. So thats how long we might be waiting before they fix things with this one. I'm starting a drone company and I can't even do serious filming with this drone because the dual stability is what got the Evo 2 Pro V1 real close to the Mavic, as far as smooth flying for filming goes. So at this time if I was doing serious filming, I would still actually be using my Evo 2 Pro V1 drone. Autel is focused on making money pushing the Evo Max 4T now and other products and is taking their time with this drone poeple spent 5K of their hard earned money on. And lastly, can we please stop beating around the bush with these useless accessories and make a drop arm like we know that that's what everyone wants. Can someone who knows electronics please rewire one of those useless accessories they give us and make a drop arm. I would be willing to pay handsomly for one.
You fly it or keep it in hand? :)))))
I have always preferred Autel drones because they make the most advanced drones. But Autel has also been putting out incomplete drones, where features are not working as advertised. I have recently bought an Evo 2 Pro Enterprise V3. I have a few hundred flights and understand a little about frequencies and antennas and I will explain here to dissolve any confusion about those things. I have lots of experience with the Evo 2 Pro V1 as I have 2 of them and have done lots of comparing and troubleshooting over the last couple of years with them. The Evo 2 Pro E V3 which should have a 15km transmission I just got barely transmits as good as my Evo 2 Pro V1's, which have a 9km transmission. When you go to the transmission screen on the new Evo 2 Pro E V3, there are no options, the screen is empty, Autel has explained to me this will be done at some update, it has now been 5 months since the drone's been released. The drone is very obviously working on a 2.4Gz signal, that is a short wavelength and should have a 2 inch antenna, just like most all drones up till now. The reason the transmission is barely keeping up with my Evo 2 Pro V1s, is because they put a 4 inch antenna, which is optimal for 900Mhz frequency. 900Mhz Is a longer wave that goes better through walls, when they do the update this will be an amazing drone yes, for now, if you've had an Evo 2 Pro V1 in the past, you will feel quite dissapointed. I do get real flight times of a little over a half an hour compared to 25 minutes which everyone always exagerrates, so Autel did real good there yes. So Autel put out a new drone with supposed frequency switching, but it's not doing any of that yet and the antennas are optimized for 900Mhz, which the drone is not working on, because if it was working 15km with 900Mhz would be amazing in the city yes. Of course at 900Mhz you then get a slower waves, hence slower data transfer, so I'm not even sure if they can transmit data at 1080 at that frequency, I would be fine with 720 resolution at 900Mhz, I still see power lines good on the bright screen, right now it is 720, I can easily tell, they havent updated that either. Respectively, a 4.8Gz transmission or 5.8, would be optimas with about an even shorter antenna probably closer to 1 inch, with makes it easier to fit inside your cellphone as you go up with Ghz :-). This is a very disappointing thing that Autel is doing and I hope they do the update for the transmission soon. I paid 5k for this thing and that was one of the main reasons I bought it for. Autel has also released a new drone with something very important not working as advertised. They kept my drone in repair for weeks so I got my money back from Blue Skies, who I bought it through. I then got the same drone through Amazon and found that the feature is not working on that one as advertised either. I have considered sueing Autel but I have always liked and supported Autel, and would prefer not to do this. If Blue Skies does not end the bank case against me I will tell everyone here what this feature is a lot of people would be upset, and I would hurt Autel, I would prefer not to do this. I hope they do an update to fix this soon.
Physical length of the antenna doesn't matter, electrical length does. Antennas could have loading coils or be multiple wavelengths long.
@@W5LMP these are not, and its been 9 months and Autel is still not doing any updates for 900mhz or anything else.
@@W5LMPAnd yes the physical length itself does very much matter, those antennas are not good for 2.4 ghz.
How is the transmitter signal/picture back to the controller. I have had so many issues with my Phantom 4 with no image or dropping out image back to the tablet. Can you ordr it without the thermal camera?
Transmission has been excellent so far. Yes, you can get the version with a 6k color camera, but no thermal. Cost is $4250 plus tax and shipping.
@@AerialInfluence Thank you.
Can you use the RTK module with this drone?
Yes you can , but has to buy RTK separately.
Please can I have information about thermo camera we can used with depth between 5-10 cm under ground.
So I worked with company of Mine action .
We need make survey to find the items in different depth
You would need to contact Flir for an underground thermal.
No geo-fencing is the greatest selling point.
You forgot to mention if it has a manual shutter this is VERY important because
1. It will map faster because the drone does not need to stop for each photo.
2. Having a manual shutter avoids camera roll Shutter lag, distortion.
You also did not mention the how many mega pixels the camera has for photos.
Your video was good but too short for this type of drone.
Keep up the good work 👏
Fair point. Thanks for watching!
how much it cost ...that drone
From what I could find online about $7500 USD.. ouch. That is a cool drone.. but man that price.
Cost is actually $9200 for the thermal version. Without thermal it’s $4250.
I got mine from Germany for 3300€
I just bought all this for 5k
Did you get a version 3?
@@AerialInfluence Its the v2.. Do hyou know if this has a mech shutter?? I cant find the info anywjhere. Would like to use it for ortho mapping once in a while. I was gonna get a mavic 3 enterprise with just a reg cam but I think I can make more money with the thermal cAm. The mavic T was like 9k
@johnwalter6410 The Evo 2 has an electronic shutter, not mechanical. Still makes good maps. You will need a remote ID module in order to be FAA compliant with this drone. The Mavic 3T is actually around $6200 with 4 batteries.
This video added NOTHING that you can’t already read on the spec sheet. Waste of my time.
Thanks for watching!