Recent content by FlyoverGreg

iPad 4 mini failed on two missions this week in south Texas due to overheating. I've loved this iPad and have had it for I think 4 years. Flown countless missions mostly using Mavic 2 Pro and Phantom 4 Pro usually with either Litchi or Pix4D Capture. Have only had the Evo II Pro for a few weeks...

On other thing. The app you use to CAPTURE your photos, in most cases, can be different than the ones you use to process your images. Example. Pix4D Capture is FREE and easy to use. You can then use most processing apps or services to make your map after you've completed your mission.

Like @Dave Pitman said, Maps Made Easy is a good choice. Unless things have changed, they have a trial period where I think you can process 3 maps for free. Read up on their recommendations on how to shoot your photos. I think they recommend a "reference photo" (my words) from your take-off...

Kuker Ranken. They still have the "regular" non-enterprise RTK version listed on in their web-store: Autel Robotics EVO II RTK – Kuker-Ranken (KR) Haven't confirmed how many are in stock. At first, I missed the reference to KR in the OP's 2nd sentence so my initial response made no sense.

Thanks. I knew the corrections where gathered and logged real-time. Just wasn't sure if that was reflected in the image EXIF-values in real-time or later.

You're tempting me to look for one of these last v1 EVO RTK units. I'm sure I've just missed this in other threads, but do your EXIF values get updated real-time? Or are you processing logs using PPK and updating your XYZ values? If so, what software are you using? Thanks for any help on this.

Cannot thank you enough for your detailed reply. I will absorb this fully, as well as your PPK thread. I think I am going to wait on the Enterprise/RTK unit---hopefully with a little bit of maturity they can get the kinks out of the disconnecting issue and better document some workflows. Been...

Has anyone successfully used the Enterprise RTK in a mapping mission and: 1. connected it to an NTRIP network, and 2. used the received corrections to update the lat/lon/elevations of their images (either real-time or via some PPK process). If so, could you share that and a little bit about...

Thank you so much for the detailed experience you had. VERY helpful. A north Texan here and dying to buy the Evo 2 Enterprise RTK but I'm looking for anyone who has successfully connected their unit to an NTRIP service and then wanted to know what software they used to make the most of their...