Airdata odd sync

[David McVey]

Have 3 pilots, each with an EVO 2 V3 and they are 800 miles apart. Within 5 days all 3 flew the same drone according to Airdata. The pilot and location are correct (WV, AR, Georgia) but Airdata says it was the same drone at all three locations.?

 

[gschulzuio]

Have 3 pilots, each with an EVO 2 V3 and they are 800 miles apart. Within 5 days all 3 flew the same drone according to Airdata. The pilot and location are correct (WV, AR, Georgia) but Airdata says it was the same drone at all three locations.?

Look at your airdata and see if the three different aircraft/drones appear with same name and same serial number, or, different serial numbers and same name.

 

[David McVey]

Thanks, good call on that. We name drones by make model and last 6 of serial number. The drone in question is Autel EVO 2 212001. Airdata has the printed serial number that entered but has no captured the internal number.


So, without an internal number, Airdata does not know where to log it.

 

[gschulzuio]

Thanks, good call on that. We name drones by make model and last 6 of serial number. The drone in question is Autel EVO 2 212001. Airdata has the printed serial number that entered but has no captured the internal number.

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So, without an internal number, Airdata does not know where to log it.

The dual SN with Autel is goofy and confusing, when you take your battery out of the EVO 2, look on the bottom rear of the battery compartment, theres a SN shown there. Also you can go into airdata and update/change some of the info of the aircraft (or batteries etc) via the equipment page, select device, select edit.