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EVO II Dual 640T Enterprise (640x512 InfiRay Sensor) - Nine Ten Drones
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- čas přidán 21. 12. 2021
- This is a screen recording from the Smart Controller V2 while flying the EVO II Dual 640T Enterprise UAS. You will see a group of deer in the footage who did a fantastic job playing the role of evading suspects fleeing from the scene of a crime.
What you are seeing is exactly what the pilot was seeing as they operated this aircraft at night over a dark, wide open but also wooded golf course.
At times we switch to the "Visual Camera" only mode in order to give you an idea of exactly what one would see if they were trying to fly a drone without a thermal sensor or what conditions folks on the ground would be facing at the same time.
At about 15:30 into this video you will notice that the operator spots a rabbit while positioned roughly 190' above ground level. Imagine what you could find in your day to day flight operations while operating the EVO II Dual 640T on the job.
The high resolution thermal and industry leading smart controller with 7.9" screen are sure to support any UAS flight operations taking place today.
Reach out or comment below with any questions you have
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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.
Awesome video, just purchased... can you advise how you got the temperature to F instead of C mode?
Any videos of the spotlight at night? Great Drone
Does the isotherm feature just not work? How did you record your screen like this? I'm guessing maybe you don't have the smart controller and are just recording your cellphone screen.
Isotherm feature works when you are seeking out the preset objects. This screen recording was captured using the smart controller. Previous versions of the smart controller have included the screen recording app pre loaded.
Autel is changing "versions" So much recently it is hard to keep up
What program did you use to download your videos? I can't firgure out how to download them.
What app you use for screen record?
It is built in to the remote
@@NineTenDrones Please tell me where it is in the menu, how to activate screen recording?
Some of us don't like piano music.
you can mute it, there is no other audio in this video
What is the ffc button for?
Flat-field correction (FFC) is a technique used to improve quality in digital imaging. It cancels the effects of image artifacts caused by variations in the pixel-to-pixel sensitivity of the detector and by distortions in the optical path. It is a standard calibration procedure in everything from personal digital cameras to large telescopes.
@@rick9185 when should FFC be used?
@@thermal_el_jackson sorry for late response. Our understanding is that the FFC function happens autonomously throughout flight and you also have the ability to manually cal if very rapidly the temperature of your environment changes
@@thermal_el_jackson If it's like NUC you'll start seeing lines and distortions on the image caused by the sensor heating up unevenly. It's basically why thermals don't need to be cooled by liquid nitrogen anymore.