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This is the official Autel answer: Hello, Unfortunately, we do not have a way to back up missions. The only way to save mission data would be to create the mission on a third party software system, such as Google Earth Pro desktop, then save a copy of the mission to your desktop and then import...

I found a textfile with the name of the mission on the old device: InternalMemory/Android/data/com.autelrobotics.explorer/files/NewMission. I copied the file to the same location on the new device but that didnt do the trick.

Unfortunately that didn't work. But thanks for thinking along.

I am replacing my phone. Is there a way to save missions from the autel explorer app on the old phone to the explorer app on the new phone? Thanks for your help.

Sounds interesting. Thanks.

Thanks for your quick reply and help.

Dear forum members. The other day I let my EVO II pro fly a mission. It took 1110 high quality photos of a certain building site. The overlap is about 80%. Now I would like to stitch these photo's together into one big high quality photo. Any suggestions on how to do that? Thanks for your time.

Thanks for the quick reply.

Do you know what EVO does if the mission takes longer than the battery time available? I understand it will pause the mission and fly home but will it continue the mission where it left after the battery swap?

Taking the card out seems to be the best option. But I worry about the SD card slot. Is it me or is the cover of the slot rather flimsy? It just hangs on a small peace of rubber. I would have liked it if it clicked/locked in place. Any ideas about that?

Thanks again guys. For now I settle for the following numbers: ATT 80 BRAKE 90 YAW 30 EXP THR .3 EXP ROTATE .25 EXP F/R .35 EXP L/R .45 GIMBAL 20 As you guys said, it is a matter of experimenting. Also I like the advise of herein2021.... just fly www.bpdp.nl ;-)

Thank you both. That should get me started.

Thank you @herein2021 for your insights. Is there any concensus on what the best settings are for a smooth flight in terms of exp and sensitivity. I expect the answer to be that that is personal ;-) But than maybe an advice on where to start with these settings?

Thanks again Cicero. That is helpfull.

Thank you Cicero. Still not really clear when to choose which mode for filming, but I guess I should just experiment.